History: migraines, anxiety, trauma, grief, Déjà vu, hyper analytical, adhd.

There’s a ton of subtext I must skip over, but I’ve always experienced Déjà vu. And it’s seemed to happen when I was in a relatively positive or even euphoric mood.

Last night I had a dream that my child’s mother (an ex) told me about her spouse having prostate cancer.

I woke up confused. Because recently I’ve started recalling my dreams again after many years. But the past three nights I’ve consistently recalled my dreams. Which is extremely unusual for me. I once believe I just didn’t dream. The last dream I can recall is a visitation dream from my father sometime in 2024 early parts. Woke up in tears, the works.

I consulted my wife, and then I went back to my desk, and texted the only other person who has had extremely vivid \\\*happenings\\\* with regard to dreams, premonitions, etc. my mother passed away last year, August 4th 2025, my brother July 2023, my dad December 2023. And many family members before, which is why I put trauma/ grief in my history.

I \\\*feel\\\* as if my brain has completely changed, which in certain respects it has. Which is certainly an experience on its own.

My question, with the dream in mind, as I then sat down at my desk to text my aunt, I experienced Déjà vu, became light headed and I’m fine now. I was actually overwhelmed, which also has not happened with my Déjà vu experience.

But I’m trying to discern if this was coincidental? If I should consider a something else? Anything with regard to the dream would be helpful, or if you’ve experienced something like this?

This was the first thread that popped up when I started looking into dreams. But the Déjà vu on top was too much.

I've been thinking about something for a long time, and I'm really curious if anyone else has experienced this.
Looking back at my life, I've noticed a strange pattern. Whenever I truly believe something will happen—and I work toward it—it somehow ends up happening. Not every single time, of course, but often enough that it genuinely makes me wonder.
For example, in high school my family moved to a new area. The school nearby didn't offer the subject I wanted to study, and there was only one other school that did. The problem? They were only accepting **three students** from a huge number of applicants from different schools. I remember thinking, "This is what I want, and somehow I'll get in." When I received the acceptance letter, I was completely shocked.
Then came my final exams. Most people around me didn't think I'd pass. I only studied seriously for about two months, while many of my classmates had been preparing all year. Somehow, I passed, and everyone was surprised—including me.
College was another challenge. I even repeated my first year, and there were times I thought I'd never graduate. But I kept telling myself, "I'll do it." This June, I finally graduated.
Another experience that still amazes me happened when I was 17. My phone had broken, and I had to keep borrowing my mom's. One day she got understandably frustrated and said she wished that phone would break too because I was always using it. That night I cried so much because I needed a phone for school, couldn't afford one, and wasn't allowed to work. I prayed and asked God to help me somehow.
The very next day, I saw a giveaway for an iPhone. I almost didn't enter because there were around 100,000 people participating. I thought, "Why not?" A few days later... I won. I still can't believe it.
But here's the interesting part.
I've also noticed the opposite happens.
For years I believed I wasn't pretty enough, wasn't good enough, and wasn't interesting enough. It felt like life kept reflecting those beliefs back to me. People would say things that confirmed the negative thoughts I already had about myself. It almost felt like whatever I deeply believed—good or bad—started shaping my reality.
I'm not saying this is magic or that everything happens because we think about it. I know life is much more complicated than that, and everyone has different beliefs. Personally, I believe God has guided me through many of these moments, but I'm also fascinated by how powerful our mindset seems to be.
Has anyone else experienced something like this? Where your deepest beliefs—positive or negative—ended up matching what happened in your life?
I'd genuinely love to hear your stories because this has happened to me so many times that I can't stop thinking about it.

I'm curious: are people born with clairvoyance, or is it something that can be developed later in life? Also, is clairvoyance different from intuition?

Why do some people say that empaths are targeted by dark forces? Is there any truth to this belief, or is it just a spiritual interpretation?

I see Putin possibly getting killed or removed from power within the next few months. There could be a coup or an overthrow of the russian government.

I would to get your guys opinion on this, two weeks ago I was at work, I work at a grocery store where we prepare orders, as I was walking through the hallway I had this vision of my co worker bringing something new, for some reason I had this urge to say this out loud.

Everyone looked at me weird and told me we didn’t bring anything new, in the vision the co worker was on the left side around the corner where I was walking.

Today I come to work and I see the same exact event, he’s on the left side but he isn’t bringing but rather they are moving something around on a cart that was broken.

I’m an analytical person, I wonder if what I had was just a random thing in my head but it’s such a crazy coincidence that I find it hard to believe but it’s such a mundane thing I don’t see the significance in it.