Jung, Kant, Einstein, and Premonitory Dreams

Carl Gustav Jung, the great Swiss psychiatrist who dissented from Freudian circle, resorted to quantum physics, as well as Einstein's relativity, to understand certain phenomena not catagorized as"normal" human perception, that his contemporary scientific mainstream, including the vanguard of the psychoanalytic movement, strongly discredited.
When faced with evident, irrefutable premonitory dreams, for which Freud's hypotheses on the subject made no sense, Jung based on Kant reasoned as follows:
In the 'Critique of Pure Reason', Kant has demonstrated that humans are only capable of perceiving anything exclusively in TIME and SPACE, from which he could infere that our sensory-perceptive apparatus imprints "a priori" spatial-temporal coordinates indelibly to any and all external stimuli reaching us.
From this standpoint it is not given to human beings to know what a thing would be in itself, without this prior "stamp". we can never know what anything is outside of Time and Space, meaning without this previous indelible spatiotemporal "stamp."
The following hypothesis seems to have come to Jung's mind: perhaps our dreams have access to other dimensions of space-time unknown to our conscious self, making possible another way of percieving the external world, another way of accessing the Universe, through which future events reach our consciousness in through unknown ways.
The following hypothesis seems to have come to Jung's mind: perhaps our dreams have access to other dimensions of space-time unknown to our conscious self, making possible another way of percieving the external world, another way of accessing the Universe, through which future events reach our consciousness in through unknown ways.
Through such unknown paths premonitions woud become accessible to some for such gifted minds.