“dreams coming true.” From a psychological perspective, what feels like a dream coming true can often be our subconscious mind processing information and making connections that we might not have consciously noticed. This can also be a case of confirmation bias, where we vividly remember the times a dream matches reality but forget all the times it didn’t. However, for many people, the feeling of a dream coming true is more than just a coincidence it can feel like a spiritual experience, a powerful intuition, or even a premonition, offering a sense of connection to something beyond our daily life.
Yes, I’ve had several come true. Several, I changed the outcome of. Once I dreamed my brother ran off of a bridge when he was driving my kids and I home from visiting my mother. The truck sank to the bottom and we all drowned. One day, we had a family gathering. My brother was going to be bringing me and my kids home that day. I noticed things happening when we were getting ready to leave that were very similar to in my dream. I told my mother that I had a bad feeling. Then I told her about the dream. She told my brother to drive carefully and slowly over the bridge. He got annoyed but he said okay. When we got a little over halfway across the bridge, the truck suddenly jerked to the left. Because he was driving slower than he normally would, he was able to straighten the truck back out but was struggling to keep it that way. He kept saying that the steering wheel was pulling really hard to the left. When we finally came to a safe place to stop, he got out and checked the truck. The front axle was bent.