From: laura@nospam.me   
      
   "ninthcommandment"  wrote in message   
   news:asaro09b60apt35mbo7pfs6d9f2rgobn2i@4ax.com...   
   > I've had dreams that months later came true in exact detail but they   
   > were mundane. For example the parking lot of a company I went to work   
   > for 4 months later. I and many others have experienced time   
   > compression where for example you are asleep for 8 hours but   
   > experience a week.   
      
   That isn't time compression. It's a dream that covers a week of events. You   
   remember a week, but do you recall what you had for breakfast on the third   
   day of that dream? In other words, there is a vast difference between the   
   memory of a week, and the week itself. Therefore, it is in no way   
   supernatural to have a dream that seems to span a significant amount of   
   time. Such a dream doesn't even take 8 hours to have; 30 minutes is   
   sufficient.   
      
   > An author wrote a book about a 100 year dream once.   
   >   
   > Biblical prophets who wrote of their dreams and future events might be   
   > considered a form of time travel while asleep.   
      
   If, and only if, their prophecies are fulfilled. And even then, it will be   
   largely a matter of interpretation, since the wording of biblical prophecies   
   is woefully nebulous.   
   They have a habit of "being fulfilled" every few generations, actually, when   
   the faithful manage to interpret them to fit current events.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)