Do people s dreams really have the power to predict, and do dreams really predict the future?

The content of the dream is all ** in your real life. There are some real-life scenes that you skim at a glance and don't elicit a conscious reaction, but the subconscious mind is like a camera that will silently work to record scenes from your life. There are small clues that you don't take seriously at all when you're awake, and when you're asleep, these little clues start to appear actively in your dreams.

So some people will go to a place and feel that this place you have been to in a dream before. This is actually due to the fact that you have seen footage of similar scenes (e.g., picture books, TV footage, similar street scenes) when you are awake before, and then these kinds of scenes appear in your dreams.

When you really come to such a street, you will feel that you have already been here in your dream, and when you think about it, it seems that the dream is very magical, and you can come to the real scene one step ahead of you. But in reality, these materials are something that you have inadvertently collected into your subconscious before.

There are also some groups of people who will rehearse the future in their dreams. For example, the wife dreamed that she didn't know what was going on, and she got into a fight with her husband, and she was so angry that she stabbed her husband with the last knife. When I woke up, I was very uneasy, but fortunately it was a dream.

After that, the husband was discovered by his wife because of the problem of the mistress, and finally went to divorce.

In this way, it seems that the unhappiness of this marriage seems to have been foreshadowed in the wife's dream, as if the dream rehearsed the outcome of this marriage. In fact, the wife had vaguely felt that her husband's behavior was somewhat abnormal before, and she was already subconsciously collecting this part of the signals, and these signals were transformed into dreams in the dream.

So it's not so much that the dream is a foreshadowing, but that the wife has a sensitive sense and has caught the message of what is about to happen.

This is possible, but from my own experience, dreams and reality are often the opposite.

In fact, it does not exist, and scientists have already given the answer. That's the psychological suggestion effect. This is also an explanation that we can understand better, and it can also be understood as an illusion

In psychology, psychological suggestion has a great effect, because it is all subjectively dominated by the person himself, so there is no correct or wrong psychological suggestion, and some psychological suggestion will give people an illusion.

Sometimes we see a scene and feel familiar, but it is not necessarily predicted in a dream, in many cases, we have really seen a familiar scene, at a certain moment in real life, this moment may not be remembered clearly, the brain will be confused, let us mistakenly think that we have seen it in a dream, here the "prediction" ability is the role of psychological suggestion.

In addition, external factors can also cause psychological hints of "foreknowledge". The most typical example is Zhou Gong's interpretation of dreams. In ancient times, people felt that dreams had a certain predictive effect on reality, and if they could find the law, they could seek advantages and avoid disadvantages, so there was Zhou Gong's interpretation of dreams.

Until now, there are still many people who have nightmares and will flip through Zhou Gong's interpretation of the dream to see what this portends.

These external factors will make us feel that the dream can be "predicted" to be true, which is already a strong psychological suggestion, so when we see some familiar scenes, we will feel that we have been "predicted" in the dream before.

Dreaming day and night is a normal physiological phenomenon, and dreaming is also the best way to relieve physical fatigue!

If you have Huigen, you will have a prophetic dream to remind you!

Indeed, there are some dreams that are prophetic. However, this is not some mysterious phenomenon, but a reflection of some physiological state of the individual. People who feel thirsty during sleep dream of deserts, and people who wake up in dreams crushed by trees often find their arms pressed against their chests.

Other dreams reflect an individual's worries about the future or subconscious insights. Fears about the future are naturally possible if they are justified, and individual intuitive insight can sometimes be very accurate, because it is often the condensation of all the experiences of the individual.

Many dreams are prophetic simply because of their ambiguity and the effect of their chances. Someone calculates: everyone dreams for about 2 hours per night, there are billions of people on the earth, multiply the number of dreams per person by the number of people who dream, and the "event" dreamed of is an astronomical number.

Therefore, according to the memory of vague dreams, it is not difficult to find similar events that happened in life by the vast "sea of dreams". Such coincidences can easily happen.

The psychological role of rationalization is also one of the reasons why dreams are prophetic. People tend to be far-fetched and think that it is foresightful to associate two things that are far away. For example, if someone dreams of a large plane crashing and falling, if it happens that a small plane crashes, the dream will be considered predictable; If it wasn't an airplane, but a train or even a car that had an accident, it was likely that dreams would have been foreseen.

So the same dream is actually possible to correspond to many facts and people.

The rationalization of the psychological mechanism will make the dream connect with these facts, and then define this rift as the prophecy of the dream.

Dreams are born from the heart. From a scientific point of view, dreams are a reflection of an individual's physical and psychological state. The so-called "dream interpretation" of the folk can be seen with the attitude of a game, but if you take it too seriously, you may bring disaster to yourself.

There has always been a myth of prophetic dreams throughout human history, and some people even regard it as a paranormal phenomenon. However, scientific research has found that the appearance of prophetic dreams is closely related to human constitution.

First of all, most of the people who predict dreams are people who are physically sensitive. The nervous system of this type of person is relatively fragile and easily affected by the external environment. They are also more sensitive to external information and are able to receive and analyze the information that penetrates into their dreams more clearly.

Secondly, people with certain diseases are also more likely to have prophetic dreams. For example, some people have dreams in which they know about an impending illness or that a certain medication will relieve the condition. These prophetic dreams are often verified in people's real lives.

Thirdly, the mental state can also affect the appearance of prophetic dreams. Some people who are stressed or emotionally unstable are more likely to have prophetic dreams. These dreams may indicate certain challenges and problems in the future, and can also help people to take early coping measures.

In short, people's physical constitution and health conditions have a certain influence on the appearance of prophetic dreams. For those who often have prophetic dreams, they should strengthen physical exercise and adjust their mentality to maintain their physical and mental health.