Nov 2, 2026 · 54 min · 10 segments
Are dreams trying to tell us something, or can they predict the future? 👁️💭 In Episode 34 of Creep It Weird Podcast, we’re diving into the strange world of dreams, premonitions, prophetic dreams…
All right.
Studies claim that we spend over two hours a night dreaming with each dream lasting five to 20 minutes.
For some, dreams are simply movies that they watch while they drift off to sleep, but for others it could be much more.
A popular name for those who have the gift to glimpse into the future by means of dreaming was a seer.
I know that's one thing and I'm going to be posting all of my sources down below.
And according to the medium.com article in the description, a seer is a type of prophet who experiences dreams or visions that predict the future.
Some other names for those that get visions of the future during their dream state are called, we have a few here prophetic or pre-cognitive.
Oh my gosh.
Pre-cognitive dreamers.
Okay.
Prophets, clairvoyance, and a word that I am going to struggle to say.
I think it's...
Oh, it's here.
It's a Gaelic term for dreamer, for people that can see in their dreams.
Many people believe that you can learn a lot about your subconscious through your dreams, which we've already kind of went over.
People go, they dig into things.
What does this mean? What does that mean? And even the ancient Greeks and Romans believe that their dreams were both equal parts foresight of future events and visitations from the dead.
I like
that.
Yes, way back.
Ancient Egyptians began looking at dreams as a different form of seeing that required trained dreamers to serve as seers to help plan battles and make important decisions.
So these people took this shit seriously.
A seer was a highly valued role to have.
And according to them, you had a gift...
But then you could train on this gift to make it either more prominent.
All right.
Studies claim that we spend over two hours a night dreaming with each dream lasting five to 20 minutes.
For some, dreams are simply movies that they watch while they drift off to sleep, but for others it could be much more.
A popular name for those who have the gift to glimpse into the future by means of dreaming was a seer.
I know that's one thing and I'm going to be posting all of my sources down below.
And according to the medium.com article in the description, a seer is a type of prophet who experiences dreams or visions that predict the future.
Some other names for those that get visions of the future during their dream state are called, we have a few here prophetic or pre-cognitive.
Oh my gosh.
Pre-cognitive dreamers.
Okay.
Prophets, clairvoyance, and a word that I am going to struggle to say.
I think it's...
Oh, it's here.
It's a Gaelic term for dreamer, for people that can see in their dreams.
Many people believe that you can learn a lot about your subconscious through your dreams, which we've already kind of went over.
People go, they dig into things.
What does this mean? What does that mean? And even the ancient Greeks and Romans believe that their dreams were both equal parts foresight of future events and visitations from the dead.
I like
that.
Yes, way back.
Ancient Egyptians began looking at dreams as a different form of seeing that required trained dreamers to serve as seers to help plan battles and make important decisions.
So these people took this shit seriously.
A seer was a highly valued role to have.
And according to them, you had a gift...
But then you could train on this gift to make it either more prominent.
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