Daniel Bourke is the author of Telepathic Tales and Apparitions at the Moment of Death. A poet and songwriter, he also has a background in the natural sciences, the arts, and the video game industry. He has been published in the Journal of the Society for Psychical Research, New Dawn Magazine, and the journal Darklore. He lives in Dublin, Ireland.

“In my work, I’ve seen how synchronicity guides people into unexpected intimacy. Here, in Déjà Rêvé and Love at Second Sight, the bridge between dream and reality becomes a pathway to love.”

• FOREWORD In Your Dreams by Gary LachmanPREFACE Dreams Come TrueINTRODUCTION Déjà Rêvé and PrecognitionThe Phenomenon of “Already Dreamed”1 Déjà Rêvé, Belief, and the Power of DreamsMeeting in Dreams Before Meeting in Life2 The Old, the New, and Beliefs That MoveDéjà Rêvé as a Cross-Cultural Experience3 Healers and Saints, Sufis and SheiksEastern Religions and Other Visions ofEsteemed Teachers4 Divination and DreamsRhyme, Verse, and the Folklore of Finding Love5 Dream Visions and Real DecisionsLove and Déjà Rêvé in Antiquity andthe Middle Ages6 Love at Second SightHow Lovers Still Meet in Their Dreams7 God of the GapsFinding Religious Meaning in Déjà Rêvé8 I Knew That Person Would ComeMysterious Knowledge of Unknown Arrivals9 Picture PerfectVisions Confirmed Through Photographyand ArtEpilogueAcknowledgmentsNotesBibliographyIndex

Daniel Bourke is the author of Telepathic Tales and Apparitions at the Moment of Death. A poet and songwriter, he also has a background in the natural sciences, the arts, and the video game industry. He has been published in the Journal of the Society for Psychical Research, New Dawn Magazine, and the journal Darklore. He lives in Dublin, Ireland.

“In my work, I’ve seen how synchronicity guides people into unexpected intimacy. Here, in Déjà Rêvé and Love at Second Sight, the bridge between dream and reality becomes a pathway to love.”

• FOREWORD In Your Dreams by Gary LachmanPREFACE Dreams Come TrueINTRODUCTION Déjà Rêvé and PrecognitionThe Phenomenon of “Already Dreamed”1 Déjà Rêvé, Belief, and the Power of DreamsMeeting in Dreams Before Meeting in Life2 The Old, the New, and Beliefs That MoveDéjà Rêvé as a Cross-Cultural Experience3 Healers and Saints, Sufis and SheiksEastern Religions and Other Visions ofEsteemed Teachers4 Divination and DreamsRhyme, Verse, and the Folklore of Finding Love5 Dream Visions and Real DecisionsLove and Déjà Rêvé in Antiquity andthe Middle Ages6 Love at Second SightHow Lovers Still Meet in Their Dreams7 God of the GapsFinding Religious Meaning in Déjà Rêvé8 I Knew That Person Would ComeMysterious Knowledge of Unknown Arrivals9 Picture PerfectVisions Confirmed Through Photographyand ArtEpilogueAcknowledgmentsNotesBibliographyIndex

Daniel Bourke is the author of Telepathic Tales and Apparitions at the Moment of Death. A poet and songwriter, he also has a background in the natural sciences, the arts, and the video game industry. He has been published in the Journal of the Society for Psychical Research, New Dawn Magazine, and the journal Darklore. He lives in Dublin, Ireland.

“In my work, I’ve seen how synchronicity guides people into unexpected intimacy. Here, in Déjà Rêvé and Love at Second Sight, the bridge between dream and reality becomes a pathway to love.”

• FOREWORD In Your Dreams by Gary LachmanPREFACE Dreams Come TrueINTRODUCTION Déjà Rêvé and PrecognitionThe Phenomenon of “Already Dreamed”1 Déjà Rêvé, Belief, and the Power of DreamsMeeting in Dreams Before Meeting in Life2 The Old, the New, and Beliefs That MoveDéjà Rêvé as a Cross-Cultural Experience3 Healers and Saints, Sufis and SheiksEastern Religions and Other Visions ofEsteemed Teachers4 Divination and DreamsRhyme, Verse, and the Folklore of Finding Love5 Dream Visions and Real DecisionsLove and Déjà Rêvé in Antiquity andthe Middle Ages6 Love at Second SightHow Lovers Still Meet in Their Dreams7 God of the GapsFinding Religious Meaning in Déjà Rêvé8 I Knew That Person Would ComeMysterious Knowledge of Unknown Arrivals9 Picture PerfectVisions Confirmed Through Photographyand ArtEpilogueAcknowledgmentsNotesBibliographyIndex