I’ll see stupid stuff in real life and then I recall a dream that I had recently - usually the night before. Just yesterday I took the dog out for a walk and the leash had a knot in it. The dream the night before I was reeling up a cable and had to stop quickly as there was a knot in the cable.
It happens so often that I wonder if I just don’t have a thousand dreams about dumb stuff like that, and then the following day something triggers my memory of it. It probably happens once or twice a week.
Twice that I recall I had very detailed dreams of an event. One was of a dumb thing, but very long and detailed and it all matched up. The other was of my dreaming of a ski race that I was preparing for - that one predicted my placement in the race correctly and the sequence of the places. Weird. Although with the ski race one our coach had us visualizing the race as we practiced every day, visualize the finish line, the hills, etc. So that one makes a bit of sense being so focused on one thing for so long.
Pardon me for sticking my nose in here, but...
It sounds to me like you should start writing your dreams down, as well as the times that they actually happen, and try not to tell too many people. What you have is a gift, and if it is abused, as in telling a lot of people, it may be “taken” from you.
I see it as a preparation for sometime in the future when those dreams may be the things that save your life and the lives of those around you.
But my Day Job is interpreting dreams, so you can blow it off if you want.
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‘Face
There is a realm with different spacetime coordinates no further away from us than the length of a forearm (Daniel 5 reveals it nicely). The temporal balance in that realm may be quite different from ours. You may have some brain chemistry or physiology which tunes you into that realm occasionally.