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Precognition is knowledge of the future obtained through ESP (extra-sensory perception). This can occur in dreams, as waking visions, thoughts, voices or a sense of knowing something. This knowledge can be acquired through divination, dreams, channelling or just occur spontaneously. Usually precognitive experiences happen shortly before the event but can occur years ahead. Many of these predict disasters, such as earthquakes or accidents. People normally have precognitive experiences about themselves or people close to them but not always.

Precognition tends to reveal things that might happen. Nothing is fixed and we have the power to change the future. Sometimes a precognitive experience could be taken as a warning, giving us a chance to change the course we are on, and therefore avoid disaster.

What is the difference between precognition, premonition, prediction and prophecy?

Premonition is from the Latin for 'forewarn’. This is a warning which can avert future disaster if heeded. It is a form of precognition but specifically deals with warnings. This is usually experienced as feelings of anxiety and concern that have no obvious cause.

Prophecies can be connected with religious experiences. There are many examples of prophecies in the Bible. They could be considered divinely-inspired precognitive experiences. They are spoken and generally concern serious events on a grand scale.

Predictions are announcements regarding a future event. These can be in the form of horoscopes, which are based on the movement of the planets, or a form of divination, such as a tarot card reading. In ancient times people used to go to oracles or temples to get advice. Priests would read animal bones or entrails to predict future events. Predictions are similar to prophecies but do not have a religious connection.

Precognitive dreams

Precognitive dreams are either a prediction of future events, or serve as a warning. Visions in dreams tend to be symbolic and therefore need to be interpreted. Unusually vivid dreams or dreams provoking a strong emotional response are usually psychic dreams.

Testing for precognition

J W Dunne, a British aviation engineer, noticed he was having precognitive dreams. He started studying his dreams with a view to investigating precognition and published a book containing his findings in 1927. J B Rhine, the forefather of parapsychology, and his wife continued researching into precognition. They used ESP cards to test their subjects. These cards would have symbols on them and the subject would have to predict what the next card to be drawn would be.

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