John William Dunne was a pioneer in the construction of aircraft, he built the first British military plane. But it is as a writer and Creator of the theory of time it is known today, its development was saying all researchers of anomalous phenomena that time. Dunne was interested mainly prophetic dreams and led his own diary "night predictions of the future" from the beginning of the century. But only in 1927 he designed his ideas in a book entitled "the Thought of time", which was the first serious attempt to understand the phenomenon of clairvoyance.

The concept Dunn, which he called "consecutive time", was difficult and controversial, but many have found that it is a reasonable idea. The writer is based on the assertion that the human mind can comprehend only what is done or is interpreted in the present, past and future are not available.

At the same time, according to the theory Dunn, the mind can grasp what a person does in any given moment, but the consciousness has to understand that which is aware of the human mind, and so on, to infinity. Thus, Dunno, the human mind - the mental mirror hole.

If we accept this theory, it is easy, says the writer, to take another step and recognize also that the perception of time can be deceiving, and it is likely that the sensation of time in sleep are not the same sense of time in the waking hours.

What had appeared to him in prophetic dreams, though true, was mostly insignificant until 1916. Dunne then worked in the British army and one day in a dream saw the explosion at the plant ammunition. Two months later, in January 1917, really terrible explosion occurred in London at the factory, producing a bomb, killing 70 workers and injured more than 1,000. Soon after, the designer of the aircraft saw another prophetic dream in which before his eyes appeared not yet printed newspaper headlines which reported the deaths of 4,000 people in a terrible disaster in the far East, where there was an eruption of the volcano. Not more than a week, the newspaper with the same title appeared in the morning on his Desk. Only one detail is not limited: the number of victims was about 40 000, 10 times more than he had foreseen.

A.I Dunne was the first person, able to predict the future in dreams, and his book 'Experiences over time', published in 1927, was the only reasoning on the subject of man with the reputation of a scientist. This marked the beginning of several serious studies that led parapsychologists to the coup views about our world, in particular, the concept of linear time, which many of us still hold. These surveys revealed that people feel unhappy much more often than we think, and that subconscious feeling of impending doom can become a reliable protective mechanism for the world.

In 1966 Dr. Jukar, English psychiatrist from Shrewsbury, wondered whether larger catastrophes preceded the outbreak of clairvoyance. Taking as an example Aburgansky coal tragedy that took the lives of 144 people 21 October of the same year, Barker asked to respond through the London newspaper "evening standard" those who have received news about the coming misfortune.

He received more than 100 letters, 35 of them really deserve attention, as their authors spoke about their hunches family and friends even before the tragedy occurred. The dreams were different: one woman saw a hundred dark horses with hearses rushes on hills, others in the dream began to gasp, and before their eyes appeared a black fog, some have heard the cries of the children, " but in all these dreams have tragic tone.

Having analyzed the research results, Dr. Barker came to the conclusion that in the future clairvoyance can be put at the service of humanity. Knowing about the impending disaster, you can take practical measures to prevent them.

Meanwhile, American parapsychologist Professor William Cox factual examples proved that people subconsciously use this psychic phenomenon. After analyzing a number of statistical data about railway accidents, namely the number of victims, Cox discovered that on the day of the fatal incident on the train passengers were lower than usually at this time. Cox has collected data on more than a hundred disasters that have occurred in six years, and differences in the number of passengers were so significant that it could not be attributed to chance. In fact, using the computer Cox found that the average number of passengers to the number of passengers caught in the disaster, more than 1 000 000 to 1.

Parapsychologists believe that somewhere deep down, people felt the approach of trouble and tried by all means to avoid it.

Most of our scientists ranting seem nonsense, and dangerous nonsense. 'If clairvoyance real phenomenon, - said one academician, Nobel prize winner, then it throws all the scientific view of the world'. But as more and more evidence that the human mind under certain circumstances, it may be a kind of antenna, catching the future, bursting solid wall of objections raised by skeptics. Undoubtedly, this will continue for some time, until, perhaps, in the middle of the next century, scientists do not agree with the statement of albert Einstein: "Differences between past, present and future is no more than illusion".