As far back as we have composed records, and conceivably even before that (see beneath), there have been accounts of scientifically unexplainable phenomena associated with dreams. According to researchers there are approximately seventy references to prophetic dreams or dreams in the Bible. These sorts of dreams were almost always attributed to a prophet of the time.
A few archeologists recommend that ancient paintings are actually our ancestors' attempts to record their dreams. On the off chance that this is along these lines, they must have felt they were sufficiently important to share and record.
Ancient Egyptians and Telepathic Dreams
The ancient Egyptians often communicated with their Gods and their dead through dreams, and dedicated sanctuaries and other assets to the account and understanding of dreams. In ancient Vedic literature, dreaming is viewed as an intermediate state of the spirit between this world - the waking scene and other universes.
The greater part of the dreams we're familiar with from antiquity would be viewed as prophetic or precognitive. However, there were a few examples of telepathic dreams.
What's the distinction you may ask? A prophetic or precognitive dream is a dream in which you get information about a future occasion with no earlier learning of the occasion. A telepathic dream, then again, is where the dreamer gets information about a present situation, individual or place from the psyche of another individual.
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