Deja Vu scares me a bit...

I had a dream the other day where I got hit by a car after getting off the bus just around the corner of my house. (the dream occured on Thursday night)

Yesterday (Friday) I got off the bus and was walking on the pedestrian crossing when a car didn't stop and sped through right where I was about to step. Same car from the dream, same bus, same place.

Some dreams may be alerting you of danger in the future, but others may be just related things. Say I watched an episode of Doctor Who, where Daleks took over Britain, then went to bed shortly after. I'd have a high chance of getting a dream involving Daleks, and Britain. Or one of the two. Y'see what I mean?

I'm sorry but i don't believe that dreams can alert and if it matches future it was only luck (just like wining lottery). dreams are made by mind and what u see depends on who you are and what happened recently. that why many of them will not happen. many times my mom called me and said she had nightmare about me and i was absolutely fine and nothing happened later on so if one goes true 1 in 100000 i call that chance not alert.

I think you should remeber your dreams like I mean ones that take place in firmiluar areas. I have noticed sometimes my dreams actually take place. I would be just driving along and thinking wow I dreamed about this area a day ago there was like a big accedenr here though in my dream, and sure enough may be like 2 to 5 days later there is an accident there almost identical to the dream. So I think in a way are dreams trll us somthing oh and not always are they bad things either. Like if you where with a special person and in your dream it was a spcial occassion domthing like that, then you think hey I was here before. Weird isnt it.

The thing with Deja-Vu is that it can't be stopped, you always think that... "wait hasn't this already happened before?" but you can never alter what happens. I had a deja-vu last week during a hockey game where I remembered exactly what happened, but this was only while it was in the process of happening. It takes ones mind so long to adjust to what it has just seen that when one speaks, it may be too late to change the course of action.

Well, it will always be like that. It seems cool when your dreams are so vivid and you can actually feel and move as if you were awake lol.They are many cases for me where the "Deja-Vu". I guess when you are a teenager, you're Deja-Vu catches on Yeah like hasaki said, when it happens, all you'll say is "Hey! I remember this.."I guess I'll whip up a dream and tell you 2 days later when it happens I just hope my dream doesn't invovle me getting harmed

I regularily have Deja Vu expiriences, so I know that they are a reality.

But as for the idea of Deja Vu fortelling the future or not... I'm not really sure where I stand about that. The main argument against that idea, is that most people who expirience Deja Vu usually forget about it until the event happens - which, from a sceptical point of view, could simply be a case of suggestion. However, due to my own personal expiriences I do not believe that suggestion can be used as a way of explaining all Deja-Vu cases, even if most of them can be explained that way.

I personally believe that dreams CAN provide a warning to future events, as there are many documented cases of people who have had such dreams. But whether or not dreams offer an insight to the future itself... that is a topic that will never be answered.