reply to post by theblackirish7
This has always happened to me. I know people I've never met (but then later do meet), I know places I've never been (but then later do visit), I
know things I've never learned (but then later do confirm as factual).
My personal belief: Time is not a "line" as we perceive it as humans. We are only bound to time by our physical bodies. When you are asleep, your
mind/soul is not bound by physical limitations. You can, therefore, see all time and travel to various points along your "timeline" with ease.
You should check out this thread:
"Dreams are Travel..." - there are
some very interesting stories people have posted.
You can't control it, per se, but you can learn to remember your dreams. Just start writing a dream journal. Every morning when you wake up, jot down
what you can remember of your dreams. This way, when you get deja vu, you can go back and look at your corresponding dreams to see if the two events
match.
For me, dreams that turn out to be true events tend to be very vivid and very memorable. They have a feeling of truth and reality to them, as if I had
actually visited the place or spoke to the person.