Dreams

Do you meditate? If you begin doing this, prior to bed time it puts you in a more receptive state, ask a question, or in some way ask to be guided, on an issue you would like to know about it is a way to start. I also will listen to R. Carlos Nakai he is a Native American flute player his music takes me to a place of visions.

I have had dreams that have come true, at least I think I have. I never remember the dreams until they're happening. It's usually everyday mundane things, like walking down the street or having a particular discussion with a friend. I get this weird deja vu feeling. When I was younger, I didn't really think much of it, since they were such ordinary happenings. But then when I was in high school, I had a dream about a discussion in Literature class about a novel we'd been reading. There was no way we'd had the discussion before, since we'd just been assigned the chapter the day before, so I knew I must have dreamed it. And it played out word for word; I knew what everyone was going to say. It was very weird. I really don't like having dreams come true like that. I'm always afraid I'll have a bad dream and it won't come true. But so far, I don't remember them until they happen or are about to happen.