Why be so closeminded as to assume that I assume every vision is psychic?
I don't know if it ever can be verified "scientifically", although I do assume that someday it may be possible. I never assume that my visions and dreams are psychic, they are only verified as such after the event actually happens, only then do I make that connection.
For example, some time ago I had a dream about my cousins children trying to jump off a roof, they thought it was no danger, laughing and playing around, while I saw that it was so high that they could die if they jumped off.
In the morning I called my cousin to tell her about it, and she told me that the day before they had been visiting her brother up north. She and him had been sitting in the kitchen when they felt a cold breeze, so they went into the other room to see what the children were doing. The children were standing in the open window planning to jump down. It had snowed that day, only a few cm, but to them it looked so soft and fluffy that they wanted to jump down into it.
It was the first time I recall having a dream about her children too, and me and my cousin don't speak on day to day basis, so I'm not up to date with what her children are up to all the time either. Otherwise the dream could have been written off as a usual occurance, like dreaming about eating.
I have more examples like this from my own life experience, and to me they provide a personal verification that psychic visions and dreams do exist.
I don't know if it ever can be verified "scientifically", although I do assume that someday it may be possible. I never assume that my visions and dreams are psychic, they are only verified as such after the event actually happens, only then do I make that connection.
For example, some time ago I had a dream about my cousins children trying to jump off a roof, they thought it was no danger, laughing and playing around, while I saw that it was so high that they could die if they jumped off.
In the morning I called my cousin to tell her about it, and she told me that the day before they had been visiting her brother up north. She and him had been sitting in the kitchen when they felt a cold breeze, so they went into the other room to see what the children were doing. The children were standing in the open window planning to jump down. It had snowed that day, only a few cm, but to them it looked so soft and fluffy that they wanted to jump down into it.
It was the first time I recall having a dream about her children too, and me and my cousin don't speak on day to day basis, so I'm not up to date with what her children are up to all the time either. Otherwise the dream could have been written off as a usual occurance, like dreaming about eating.
I have more examples like this from my own life experience, and to me they provide a personal verification that psychic visions and dreams do exist.