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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Torm" data-source="post: 2057858" data-attributes="member: 12706">I don't dismiss the possibility of psychic phenomenon - especially uncontrolled, which I think is much more likely than the supposedly controlled "psychic hotlines" and such - out of hand. I think I've had experience with the sort of thing you're talking about on a handful of occasions, myself.BUT - as someone who has experienced brain damage and memory problems of a much more significant nature, and been quite angrily insistent that my memory was correct until proven wrong, I have to ask you the same thing I ask myself about this:Scientific exploration has indicated a high probability that Deja Vu and similar phenomenon are the result of some shock or "skip in the system" causing incoming sensory data to be recorded in the wrong place in the brain or in more than one place. Are you completely certain that you really did dream these things BEFORE they happened, and that your brain isn't sneaking them in in the wrong places?Regardless, I recommend a dream journal and giving yourself a few moments to write in it each morning. A few of my friends keep them and find them useful.</blockquote>