What does it mean when a dream comes true the next day?

i had a dream that i thought would never happen. i had a dream that i was on the city bus going to school and the bus driver was like, i have to picke up someone and so she went through this wierd neighborhood and she got out of the bus and walked up to the house and then i woke up. the same exact thing happened. the house was even how i imagined it in my dream (it was blue) she said it was her sister and when she got up to the house her sister wasn't there so she was like nevermind and took us to school. it was so wierd. i didn't say anything the whole rideWhat does it mean when a dream comes true the next day?
I believe that its our sixth sense telling us something ....i think sometimes we all can see somewhat of the future its just some of us can see it a little bit clearer than others. I have the same things and i can dream something one night and the next day alot of times it becomes reality.....whether anyone wants to believe it or not we have abilities to see things before they happen we just cant explain themWhat does it mean when a dream comes true the next day?
Many people go through the same situation. I know a couple of times I've had deja vu and went through a situation that I know had already happened once before. It's hard to explain, but when you go through it you're kind of weirded out because you have that feeling. The fact that it happens to more than just yourself shows that it is pretty common and there's nothing wrong with it..unless something bad happens. I always just think wow that was creepy and I just go on with my day, hope this helps.
It means something really freaky is going on with the world right now... wow thats really odd.
dah no wa dream dat cyall de ja vu darlin,
weird... were you freaked?
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';Watch Your Dreams,'; Ann Ree Colton,


';The Master of Lucid Dreams,'; Dr. Olga Kharitidi,


';Dreams,'; Marilyn Barrick, Ph.D.,


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are worthwhile re this.





http://www.quantumbrain.org gives hints as to how a pre-cognitive or foreseeing dream may occur: the Light is so determined, that a sensitive receptor may follow it's unfolding in the timeless realm, which then most likely outpictures in the physical.





As you can see, the chances of this happening ';by chance'; are far less than one in 100, which is the standard for good scientific experiments. (You would have to estimate the probabilities of each significant event or detail: e.g., is the probability of a house's color being blue 1 in 10; is the probability of a bus route and driver changing 1 in 100; is the probability of the driver going to a ';weird'; neighborhood 1 in 2; is the probability of the driver leaving the bus 1 in 5...and then multiplying the fractions 1/10 x 1/100 x 1/2 x 1/5 to = what is the probabillity that this would happen ';by chance.';)





What makes this conclusion unacceptable to scientists is the fact that they cannot control you in a laboratory, i.e., manipulate dreamers to have such dreams, over and over.