That's normal. Most people have at least one haunting, life-changing dream that sticks with them and can pop into their mind at the slightest triggering cue in waking life. Often times it's a side affect of the coming-of-age process. Your sub-conscious can sometimes sense when things will be important before they even happen, and when you're dreaming, you're more in tune with it I guess. Usually they have a lot of symbolism commonly reported in dreams, which I believe to be proof for Carl Jung's theory of the Collective Unconscious.
One time I had a really epic and memorable dream right before returning to college from spring break. When I got back to school, I found out my friend (totally random, no "deep" connection) had a similar dream, from his point of view. The weirdest part was that his dream included real events that had happened to me the day before. o_0
Significant dreams
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That's normal. Most people have at least one haunting, life-changing dream that sticks with them and can pop into their mind at the slightest triggering cue in waking life. Often times it's a side affect of the coming-of-age process. Your sub-conscious can sometimes sense when things will be important before they even happen, and when you're dreaming, you're more in tune with it I guess. Usually they have a lot of symbolism commonly reported in dreams, which I believe to be proof for Carl Jung's theory of the Collective Unconscious.
One time I had a really epic and memorable dream right before returning to college from spring break. When I got back to school, I found out my friend (totally random, no "deep" connection) had a similar dream, from his point of view. The weirdest part was that his dream included real events that had happened to me the day before. o_0