Many people believe that dreams are a warning of whats to come. I am one of these people. I believe that dreams are a sign, if you can interpret them correctly, you can know what to expect.

I didn't used to be a believer, but strange things have happened to me, in the last 2 years or so, that have totally changed my opinion.

Many people probably won't believe me on this, but I'm going to tell you a 100% true story about a dream I had, and what heppened. (This was about a year ago)

I had a strange dream, I saw my grandad gardening, and he saw me, and started walking towards me. As he was walking towards me, he fell and got his foot caught in a hole, he couldn't move his foot. I thought this dream was a little odd, I had a talk with my mum about it, she convinced me that it was just my imagination, but then 2 weeks later, my grandad had his leg amputated.

I remember my grandma coming up to us and telling us that he had been taken to hospital and is having his leg taken off, me and my mum instantly remembered the dream and looked at each othing in shock and dis belief. Eventually, we decided that there was no way this was real, and that perhaps it was a co-incidence... That was untill about a month later.

I had another dream, it started out with my grandad with his leg stuck in the hole, the same way the last one had ended. As I reached out to him, to try and help him get out of the hole, he slipped and fell in the hole, and he couldn't get out. After I woke up, I was really scared, I wondered whether the last dream had been a warning, and this one too.

I spoke with my mum about it, and she said that I was just being silly, but I could see in her eyes that she was worried. What should happen 2 weeks later but my grandad fall down the stairs. He had died.

Since then I've been having strange dreams such as this, but that one was by far the most significant.

I'd love to know if anyone else has had any similar experiences.

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This might sound off the wall, but animals have been known to try and bite an area where a malignant tumor is. Maybe you picked up that your grandfather had a bad leg or something.

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Yeah I suppose that could be it. I've gone over it over and over again, loads of times, and I can't find any way how this could have worked.. maybe I knew subconciously that he had a bad leg, and thats what triggered the dream.. Maybe I realised he was unwell, without realising it in my concious mind, but my subconcious mind noticed..

I have no idea to be honest, I'd love to hear if anyone else has any theories on whats gone on here, or if anyone else has had similar experiences.

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Sorry to hear about your Grandfathers accident. I haven't personally had any experiences like that, but I do think that some dreams are triggered by past events. I don't however think it is possible to dream about the future(I'm sure others will disagree), so in my opinion, I wouldn't worry too much about any dreams you have. The future and what is going to happen to people is 100% unpredictable. Anyone could die at any time, unfortunately thats just the way it is. The future is created by an uncountable number of events and coincidences, so not one person could tell what is going to happen. Dreams however can be triggered by what's already happened and/or what you think could happen. If someone's dream comes true, you could perhaps call it a "lucky guess", but not predicting the future.

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Sorry about your Grandfather's accident. My psychology lecturer insists that dreams are not a reflection of the future though. They are mainly a reflection of past experiences and events. Some people think dreams help predict the future because they only count the numbers of hits and not the misses. In your case, you had one dream that coincided with what happened in the future, but surely most of your other dreams don't. Maybe in your subconscious mind, you realized he was unwell, so you had such a dream, and because it kept troubling you, you kept getting haunted by dreams about your grandfather.

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You raise a good point.

Looking at it logically, yes I have had less dreams come true, than those that don't, and I supopose on those basis it makes sense that it was a coincidence. And please, theres no need to sympathise, these things happen. He was getting old, he'd led a good long life, and I think its better to celebrate the life past, than the death thats happened. Optimism FTW.

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Sorry to about your family situation,

The only thing that I can suggest you is to pray everytime you wake up - even more if you have any type of odd dreams and during your pray, ask to see a light on your way and if it is a sign, ask in your pray to find out how you can avoid it to happen.

When you believe on this positive energy that is God, his angels interfer on the way and bring a sign to your life that the only person to fell and understand the msg is you.

However, not many people have the same believe on this positive energy that is God, but if at any stage of your life, you doubted that, look at the sunset or sunrise and 'ask' him to show you a sign of his existence (please don't tell me that you just believe in what you can touch), and belive, you will be able to see clearly signs in your life, but of course it will be up to you to 'transcript' his msg... and most of the time, even before you finish your pray, you will have the biggest sign that you ever imagine, which is; the sunset/sunrise that you are calling his name.

Peace out and send you all my best wishes.
C.E

 

 

 

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Thanks C.E, and to everyone who has so far given an opinion. I'd love to here anyone elses opinion,

Thanks

Wetton

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