Chris Robinson - The Premonition Man - 'He KNOWS...'

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A slide showing some of the cases from the dream precognition files of The Premonition Man, including pages from his dream diary.​

Grant Solomon & Jane Solomon are currently writing a book about the life of Chris Robinson, working title THE PREMONITION MAN: Scientific Evidence for Dream Precognition (planned publication date: 2022).

The book is for anyone interested in precognitive dreams and the nature of reality.

Robinson is an ordinary, everyday person. He is not a mystic or a religious man but, since 1986, he has been haunted by premonitions and precognitive dreams on a regular basis. 

Known as the 'Dream Detective' for his work with the police and security services, Robinson has had premonitions of plane crashes, terrorist atrocities and murders for many years.

The dreams started in 1986 when Robinson, aged just 35, died and met 'a Team of Beings' on the 'other side'. They gave him two options...

​Option 1) He could stay dead.

Option 2) He could go back to his life on Earth if he worked for 'Them'. By night, they would take him out of his body on journeys into the future. By day, he would warn the world.

Robinson chose Option 2.

Almost immediately after he was returned to his Earth life, the dreams began. ​In the mid-eighties, the UK was under constant threat from a terrorist organisation known as the Irish Republican Army or IRA. Robinson would dream about a bomb exploding and then would read about the same event in the following days newspaper. He was horrified and terrified in equal measure. He regularly contacted the police and initially was treated with disbelief. When his predictions came true, he was arrested and accused of the crimes. 

It didn't take long for the authorities to realise that Robinson wasn't the perpetrator but just an innocent messenger trying to convince them and himself he wasn't mad, and in the process change the course of history.

Robinson was introduced to Dr Keith Hearne, an internationally known British psychologist who conducted the world’s first sleep-laboratory research into ‘lucid’ dreams (in which the dreamer becomes fully aware of being in a dream) at Liverpool University. He devised the ocular-signalling technique and invented the first ‘dream machine’. The original sleep-lab chart records from his pioneering research, and a dream machine, are on permanent display at the Science Museum in London. Hearne conducted tests on Robinson that he says changed his view of science and the nature of reality.

The dreams are rarely straightforward but, over the years, Robinson has learned to read the cryptic messages and understand the meanings.

In April 2001, Robinson, in a further bid to have his dream premonition gift tested scientifically, contacted Professor Gary Schwartz of the University of Arizona. Schwartz is a published and respected scientist who specialises in individuals who appear to have psychic abilities. The academic was was sceptical of Robinson's claims but eventually agreed to do some experiments. Schwartz conducted 'The Arizona Experiments' in 2001, in which Robinson was tasked to dream of ten destinations over ten days (1st to 10th August inclusive) before each day's destination had been chosen. The results were extraordinary.

​Robinson's lucid and terrifying premonitions include 9/11, the London 7/7 bombings, and the death of Diana, Princess of Wales.

When his work came to the attention Stan Lee, the creator of the Marvel Universe made a Superhumans documentary about Robinson and called it, 'Future Man'.

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