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Relativistic Motion of Consciousness, Precognition, Information Entropy, and Cryptography in Dreams

Olusegun Steven Ayodele Oluwole

Preprints.org September 30, 2025 preprint DOI: 10.20944/preprints202509.2448.v1 (opens in new tab) via OpenAlex

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Precognitive dreams—dreams that appear to foretell later events—have been reported before notable scientific and historical discoveries, but their existence is not generally accepted. This study analyzed 280 precognition narratives from 253 participants using computational linguistics, large language models, vector embeddings, knowledge graphs, and theme analysis. Of these narratives, 69 (25%) were later re-experienced in waking life, a statistically significant result. Wished-for events were not causally linked to re-experienced precognition. The re-experience lagged from hours to over a decade. Re-experienced precognition showed attributes of determinism, information entropy, and cryptography.

Study at a glance

Characteristics Observational study
Sample size 253
Population Subjects who reported precognition narratives
Keywords Spacetime Consciousness Theme computing Narrative Causality physics
Key finding 25% of precognition narratives were re-experienced in wake-space, suggesting a physical basis involving relativistic motion of consciousness and strong gravity.

Abstract

Precognition in dreams preceded notable scientific, and historical events, but the phenomenol- ogy is not generally accepted. Spacetime theories, however, attribute precognition to relativistic motion, and to strong gravity fields. Study was done to determine the existence and physical basis for precognition in dreams. Precognition narratives were analyzed using computational linguistics, large language model queries, vector embedding, knowledge graph, and theme analy- sis. Causality was established if precognition was re-experienced in wake-space. There were 253 subjects, 141 males and 112 females, with 24 years median age (50 % interquartile range 21– 25). Of 280 precognition narratives, 69 (25 %) were re-experienced in wake-space (p < 0.0001). Wished events were not causally related to re-experienced precognition (p > 0.05). Re-experience lagged precognition by few hours to over a decade. Re-experienced precognition had attributes of determinism, information entropy, and cryptography. Semantics of precognition narratives were strongly connected in knowledge graph. There is bidirectional flow of information be- tween dream-space, and wake-space. Encrypted precognition are metaphors for phenomenal experiences. Relativistic motion of Consciousness, and strong gravity are the physical bases for precognition in dream-space. Thus, dream spacetime permits motions of Consciousness to the past, and to the future.

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