Me, for example, I can handle the stress and maybe not all cases, but I do feel it helps me with situations in my life both good and bad. It helps me achieve the well-roundedness I’m headed towards. And because it hasn’t happened yet and it’s all in my head, I do make mistakes and wrong speculations and assumptions but I feel that overtime and growing up, i’ll be able to direct, handle, and guide it all as well as knowing what to expect from experience and wisdom if I keep at it. Practice makes perfect. The more I do it the better I get eh?

How can you say that? Life is not that simple. Not in this world, not if you want to be on top. Its too competitive for that nature or you at least have to draw the line somewhere. Let’s be one step ahead? And I mean from my perspective, I feel I’m able to be one step ahead and I can think out things. And, I may make mistakes and I may find myself surprised but perfection is never achieved and always striven for. Considered a master after 10,000 hours of up-to-par practice. I could ramble on but…

It would be interesting to hear what events were predicted, exactly, if you’re willing to share, but this is all post-hoc stuff here.

Oh brother. For years, James Randi offered a million bucks to anyone who could prove any sort of supernatural abilities. No one ever made good. While that doesn’t necessarily negate the possibility, it’s the sort of thing that should be approached with a healthy dose of skepticism. If someone can someday prove some sort of precognition, then I’ll believe it.

I agree with your three points here, I’m just not sure that they’re lessons best learned from dreams. We can learn the same things while awake. In fact I think you’d have to recognize those things while awake to make the connection to the dream analogy. But it’s a nice analogy.

And sometimes dreams are just illusions created through the mind without purpose. It is good practice to not dwell on these phenomena when they occur.