DREAM FORUM - My Premonitions
POSTED January 22, 2012, 18:07 by BrandonBanks720 (Viewed 659 times)

THE DREAM : I recently had a dream/nightmare about my younger brothers apartment catching on fire. He was trying to help others get out and in the process he was burned alive. Ironically, with the raging fire it was still very dark and cold outside. I could hear the screams of others but I was unable to render any help. It was as if I was there but nobody could hear or see me. The dream itself was very short and only lasted a minute or so. I woke up terrified and called my brother to see if he was alright. He laughed at my dream and said everything was fine. The very next night the apartments next to his actually caught on fire and some people were hurt. Thank God, no one was seriously injured and the fire department was able to stop the fire. Till this day, my brother thinks I'm crazy and we've never spoken about that night.

THE BACKGROUND:My grandmother has had premonitions her entire life. I can remember on various occasions when she would call me late at night to see if I was OK. Everytime she called I was usually doing something illegal or partying but there was no way she could have known that because she lived hundreds of miles away from me. I started having these dreams or premonitions or whatever you call them after she passed away. Here recently I've been having a reoccurring dream about a ghosts or something that keeps holding me down and trying to suffocate me while whispering Sunday 20 in my ear. I'm not crazy. I'm not taking any illegal drugs and I'm in perfect health. I've had other premonitions since my grandmother passed away and I normally average two or three a year. However, none of them have involved me until now. I was wondering if I should be worried or cautious? I'm able to tell before I go to sleep if I'm going to have a premonition and I've even mentally prepared myself for them by saying to myself "Here we go again" or "It's just a dream". The weird thing is, that I thought people have dreams during the REM sleep which normally occurs about 45 minute's into your sleep. However, I start having these dreams almost immediately as I fall asleep. I know this because I look at the times before I lay down and when I wake up from a dream and it's usually a fifteen minute period.
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Unclesirbobby (POSTED January 23, 2012, 02: 1: 12)

I have always believed in premonitions. Your grandmother dreams about you seem more like telepathy. She sensed danger... whilst you were up to no good.

You mention the pressing down dreams. Thats almost certainly sleep paralysis. Its just when we fall asleep... but only halfway. So part of us awake. The part that is awake is terrified ... and the part that is asleep sends us a dream which captures those immediate fears.

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