Linking Dreaming and Lucid dreaming to Déjà vu and controlling your future

So every night, regardless if you remember it you dream. When you have dejavou, it's something that you have previously seen. When you have it, it's either something you remember thinking about briefly during your "Dejavou" experiance or you never remember thinking about it, but obviously your having dejevou so you've somehow see it before. SO that means you either could have had a dream, about something that's happening now (In the dream it would be the future) and if it was a night that you DIDNT dream, then it's the same thing, but more intiresting because you NEVER remember seeing it before.

SO lucid dreaming, is the ability to of taking controll of your own dreams, so if you have the ablity to get yourself into a lucid state in your dream, then you controll what happens in your dreams.

IF what happened in your dream while you are lucid dreaming, happens in the future and you get dejavou, then you have to somehow relate that to being able to tell, or create your own future.

So basically what the thought is on it, if you are able to lucid dream, and create something that you want to happen, THEN have Déjà vu then you basically have created a future for yourself.

Post your thoughts on this below

 

Sounds like the plot to inception


jk

 

My brain hurts now

 

(Lucid) Dreaming about something obviously doesn't mean it'll come true. I have no idea why you think otherwise.
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If you HAVE a lucid dream, THEN have deja vu about it, then yes it did.

 

Just like if I think about making a sandwich then I make one I'm controlling my future.

 

Isn't it kind of like maybe someone aspires/dreams they want to be an astronaut. Just thinking and imagining it won't get it done but actually doing something in the real world to achieve that dream does? Not dreaming something and then that dream magically happens in the real world

I don't think there is any correlation between having a dream where you do whatever you want and then it happening in real life. Maybe it could help encourage to make that dream come true?

I see what you were trying to go for though

 

I see what you're trying to say, but I don't think we could argue we've just created our own future unless there is direct correlation between lucid dreams and events happening/déjà vu after that. Experiencing Déjà vu doesn't necessarily mean you dreamt about the event before..

 

BUT if you have deje vu, you've seen the happening before, meaning you had to have seen it somewhere, and the only way to have done that is to have dreampt about it, lucid dreampt about it, or thought about it.

 

That's some deep shit. Lol

(p.s. what have you been smoking)

 

Jesus that is really interesting. How many of your lucid dreams come true though? maybe it was just coincidence that one came true

 

They're just perceptions of your subconsious mind.

A lucid dream is esentially the same thing except you are controlling what is going on.

If you're interested in learning how to control your dreams and do practically anything you want in them (i.e. sex, flying through the air or space) then I recommend a site like this - http://www.world-of-lucid-dreaming.com/

 

Yeah it's just something that's been on my mind.

Me and a friend went out driving when we were hanging out, and we got on the subject after talking about deje vu and this came up. It's really an interesting topic to think about, because even if you don't believe in future telling. The theory that i'm proposing makes 110%

I'm not even sure if i'v had any lucid dreams, I have dreams that I remember VERY well, but I don't think i'v lucid drempt yet.

 

Well they do say (or so I've heard) we dream on average 3-5 times a night, most of which we have zero memory of. BUT, essentially it all comes down to the free will debate. Are we pre-determined by our dreams or are we free and are happenings spontaneous.

Unfortunately, in my opinion, the argument(s) for free will far outweigh that of being determined. I feel kind of crazy even considering the possibility of dreams designing our future though.

 

I do agree with you, but the fact that the possibility, or the want to believe such a thing is there, really is mind boggling

 

I agree with OP on some levels, especially on the weekends when i lay in and wake up naturally then go back to sleep 2-4x before getting out of bed, the dreams are so real and vivid.
Sometimes i do find that i feel like i've done something before, and i realise it was in my dreams and i feel like "wow can i control my future", so yeah there is a possible link maybe, though it does seem improbable

 

And that is what I find so interesting about the subject, is because it's 100% improbable, but the fact that the debate can even happen is promising to me

 

Dreams are our ways of expressing or living our feelings that we are unable to express or live in real life. There are four stages of sleep which are four different types of brain waves we experience every night when we dream. The stages are delta, theta, alpha and beta. Delta is only present in deep sleep, theta brain waves occur when you first fall asleep and are in a light sleep, alpha waves occur during REM sleep they also occur when you are awake, beta waves only occur when you are dealing with a stressful situation or something that requires a lot of attention.

In short with the reality of alpha brain waves being present both while you are awake and while you're sleeping it is very possible to have certain desires that you were once unable to express in real life so you resorted to living them out in your dreams, but since then have overcome your fear of expressing that feeling in the real word, and have accomplished it in real life. Leaving you with a feeling of as if you have lived that moment once before. Which is why (usually) only your brain is still functional during alpha stage to prevent your physical body from acting out what you're dreaming about (unless you have a serious sleep disorder).

 

I once found myself in a situation that resembled a dream I had. I know it was a dream because I had written it down after waking up from it, roughly 4 months earlier.

It was strange and incredible at the same time.

 

Lucid dreaming about getting laid and then getting laid the next day would be a coincidence. If you've never had sex before then I suppose you would experience deja vu. If you thought you might get laid soon then dreaming about getting laid wouldn't be very strange.

Basically, coincidences are coincidental and dreaming about something doesn't make it happen IRL.