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"Her visions are NOT good either. They're all about death, death of close ones to her. God told her to say them outloud and they will come true, for it's their fate."

God told her?????

"The Bible clearly indicates that wicked spirits, demons, are this evil source. A case in point is “a certain servant girl” in the city of Philippi. She used to furnish her masters with much gain by practicing “the art of prediction,” one of the things related to spiritism. (De 18:11) The account plainly says that the source of her predictions was, not God, but “a demon of divination,” a wicked spirit. Hence, when the apostle Paul expelled the wicked spirit, this girl lost her powers of prediction. (Ac 16:16-19) Regarding the Greek expression pneu′ma py′tho·na, here rendered “a demon of divination,” Vine’s Expository Dictionary of Old and New Testament Words (Vol. 1, p. 328) says: “Python, in Greek mythology was the name of the Pythian serpent or dragon, dwelling in Pytho, at the foot of mount Parnassus, guarding the oracle of Delphi, and slain by Apollo. Thence the name was transferred to Apollo himself. Later the word was applied to diviners or soothsayers, regarded as inspired by Apollo. Since demons are the agents inspiring idolatry, I Cor. 10:20, the young woman in Acts 16:16 was possessed by a demon instigating the cult of Apollo, and thus had ‘a spirit of divination.’”

"But how does one get involved, so as to come under such demon attack? One may be dabbling in practices associated with spiritism, such as astrology, Yoga, extrasensory perception, water witching, hypnotism, using a ouija board or a pendulum device for divining. The Bible clearly condemns divination of any kind, magical arts, sorcery, binding others with a spell, fortune-telling, consulting a spirit medium or inquiring of the dead and ‘looking for omens.’ (Deut. 18:10, 11; Isa. 8:19) Hence, if one engages in these practices involving “uncanny power” or associates with persons who do, he is putting himself in a dangerous situation.—1 Sam. 15:23; 1 Cor. 15:33; Rev. 22:15.

Some may “look for omens” in their dreams and in other incidents in their lives and then endeavor to relate these to the future. This is highly dangerous. Also, by showing undue interest in occult matters and absorbing oneself in such books, one may come under demon attack.

If you hear voices or demon-caused noises, what can you do? Turn your attention to the things of God! Refuse to listen to the demons! Dull your ear to them, mentally speaking, and immediately appeal to Jehovah God in prayer for deliverance. Proverbs 18:10 says that the name of Jehovah “is a strong tower” and the righteous will run into it and be protected. So if demons make attacks upon you mentally, the thing to do is to exert yourself mentally in the opposite direction and forcefully brush aside these demonized impressions and actively start one’s mind working with the things of God’s Word, even quoting scriptures out loud, or in a subdued tone. (Phil. 4:6-8, 13) Do not weaken in this course of action, but pray to God for strength to become more powerful as a Christian personality.

Whoa. Maybe you two had better cool it some. When you're thinking and obsessing about something all the time and putting all that energy into it, then naturally you will start dreaming about it. You dream about it because it's in your mind Somewhere, and dreams come from your mind's unconscious imagination. I'm sure it's pretty exciting, but pouring all that emotional energy and fear into the ideas of death and devils is probably a bad idea, if for no other reason than your mental health. No good can come of it, so just forget about it. Find something positive to focus on and leave the rest alone. I don't think anyone is destined to be a bad person. We all have the ability to make decisions and choices in every moment, and then every moment after that, even if it's tough.

Abilities such as you have described are not unheard of, but neither are they common. As for answering your questions, I am afraid that there is not enough detail available to do so. Dreams might be randomly generated out of unconsciously realized details from ones life, they can be directed by God or some other good spirit, or they can be directed by the devil or some other evil spirit. To determine which is the case involves more than hearing a second hand account of what is occurring I am afraid.

Now to lessen, but not eliminate, the chances of evil influencing your friend's dreams, hanging a dream catcher over her bed can help, as could lightly sprinkling salt around the bed.

LOL seriously?? Your friend sounds unstable....like mentally unstable. I don't understand why you would believe her.

Since you capitalized the word 'god' 'devil' and 'christian', you are probably religious.....but that doesn't mean you need to believe every person that comes along and say 'god speaks to me!!'. I mean, reallly?!??

But seriously, don't hang out with your friend so much, she sounds more creepy than unexplinable hauntings and ghosts and whatnot.

It sounds like your friend is the main culprit for making up silly stories, your mistake is that you are believing her unquestioningly.

How do you know that she is having accurate predictions if she won't tell anyone what they are?

God and the devil aren't real either.

Nor is astral projection.

Don't be so gullible.

It's very common for kids your age to imagine you've got magic powers. But it's not true. Why is it happening? Because you feel the need to set yourself apart from your peers by making up stories. You'll eventually grow out of it. Hopefully.