Interesting :) Maybe it will come true :)

self-made, maybe...It's just I've always had a very strong intuition, but always managed to silence it, or even ignore. Now that I look back at some points of my life, I realize that the signs were always there, I just refused to listen. I've met with a medium a couple of weeks back, and it was a weird feeling when she was saying things about my past life events, and I kept realizing over and over again, that I was feeling exactly same stuff she was describing. It was wild! Then I've picked up this book about intuitive healing that has been collecting dust on my shelf for a couple of years now, and I cannot put it down. From now on, I am listening to my intuition very closely... :)

CRAZY_VENUS, I do believe my intuition, but I don't believe my dreams - they are mostly totally weird and not connected to my life at all. I also don't believe in fortune tellers and mediums :)

I think dreams are useless. I usually don't remember them and I'm happy they don't bother me :)
I believe dreams have no meaning (I mean no relation to the future). A dream is just a survival of times past.
Have you read Sigmund Freud's "The Interpretation of Dreams"?

Loclier, I agree with you about the dreams. I also beleive that they have no connection with the future. They are based on your past, but in such a weird way: like a colleidoscope of bits and pieces that often do not make sense at all, in such a weird way that it is much easier just to try and reason with yourself, analyze your thoughts and feelings, than to analyze your dreams. I beleive analyzing your thoughts and feelings will do you much more good than trying to interpret your weird dreams :)

self-made, self-made, that's what I've always thought myself - the dreams are some sort of confused bits and pieces of past and present, that make absolutely no sense. And I always disregarded them as nothing important or real. The same thing with the mediums, my family dragged me to see one this past fall, and I was very skeptical about the whole thing, and of course came out of that session with the same beliefs that I went in there with " It's all bullcrap. "
Then a few months back one of my co-workers( a very intelligent mother of 3 who recently lost her 39 yo husband) went to see this medium lady, and she was amazed how accurate she was with the whole communication between her and her crossed over husband; this woman never believed in all that medium stuff before. When she told me about her session, I had goosebumps all over me. :) So, recently I've decided to go check this medium out on my own. I was still very skeptical at first, but then it hit me...I believe she's extremely intuitive and that's how she works, I don't know about the rest of her skills, but it was a very interesting experience. That's for sure.
Actually I've always been very analytical, both mentally and psychologically; I always try to put things together, reason, to figure everything out, to find resolutions, it's just the way I am. But know I've realized how much we disregard our natural sense of self-discovery, self-protection by overanalyzing everything logically. Sometimes it's just so much easier to tune in to your own self and you'll find many answers to your questions. I thought I was crazy at first and when I started reading this book, written by an MD/intuitive healer and the part where she was describing the dreams stuff, I was totally reluctant to believe in that. Till last night. I don't know for sure what that dream was trying to convey to me, but hopefully I'll be able to find out. :) I know ladies, it does sound wild to you, I was the same exact way a few months back, but it's so much fun exploring your own self. :) And yes, I'm still very reasonable and logical most of the time. LOL

CRAZY_VENUS, I do believe in intuition and I do believe that one should listen to him/herself. I absolutely beleive that. Logic is good, but ultimately you should do what feels right. You know, I like to think and analyze too, sometimes too much :) But all that just helps me understnad what I ultimately FEEL like doing, what I FEEL is right. And often logic and feelings/intuition go hand in hand. But when they don't, I often pick my intuition over the logic. Because what is intuition? Is it some magical superpwer that we have? I believe that is not at all. I believe that intuition is nothing else, but all the information that we have acquired during our course of life, all that happened to us or to other people that we know, but that has left our conscious memory and became stored deeply in our subconsciousness. So we do not realized why we feel that a particular thing is wrong or right, because it all comes from our subconsciousness. But there is nothing supernatural about it :) That is what I believe :)
As to the fortune tellers etc, I do believe that the good ones are just very intuitive. But I would rather go to a psychologist I guess :)