It is wild to know that "prophetic dreams" have been documented and verified, and even more wild that it isn't really that astonishing when one thinks about it.
It is wild to know that "prophetic dreams" have been documented and verified, and even more wild that it isn't really that astonishing when one thinks about it.
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People can misremember their dreams after an event happens, people can be subconsciously expecting an event to happen, and so dream about it, and coincidences also exist.
Also people are idiots, or at least easily influenced. If you ask someone "you dreamt such and such, right?" They'll be more likely to agree with you than when you ask "What did you dream?"
https://academic.oup.com/psychsocgerontology/article-abstract/69/3/356/624373?login=false
Yes, Yes, and Yes. Hence why "prophetic dreams" were in quotes.
We do still have documented cases of people being spot on with no possible way of having the required information before hand. Which is not miraculous or supernatural in anyway, odds are it happens more often than people know because it isn't verified or remembered by the dreamer.