Voice In Dream Tell Me The Winning Numbers To Pick 3 Lottery

It was Christmas night 2006 and I was having a regular dream when a voice came in over it much like a radio station coming in over another channel. The voice said 3 numbers in a row over and over again and would not shut up. I was really puzzled. I produced a piece of paper and said I'll write the numbers down that way you can shut up. The voice then said "Do you want 6 numbers?" I had been drinking all day and said "I'm too drunk to remember them. That was the last of the voice. I got up the next morning and thought what a crazy dream and I had never played pick 3 before and didn't know when it was. I was going to do some work that day and went to town to eat at the Chinese restaurant and on the way home I remembered the dream. I thought it was just a crazy dream and nothing more. The next day the computers were open at the library so I went to look up pick 3. It's every day twice a day except on Sunday. Then I looked up the winning numbers and they have a list of all the winning numbers going back a while. The morning draw for the day after Christmas was the numbers in the exact order the voice had spoken them. I just sat there and stared at them for a while and thought "Holy sh*t!You have got to be kidding me. I went to the book store and got a book on Edgar Cayce and have been reading about psychic phenomena ever since that day. Anything of the paranormal interests me because now I know it's real. I have kept a notebook and pen by my bed ever since that night but no more transmissions from the other side. I even wrote the Edgar Cayce society and asked them about it and they asked if I was a member. So I joined and then wrote them an e-mail and asked again and they said they had no idea as to what that voice was. I guess we have three suspects angelic, demonic or my subconscious. I would appreciate any feed back I could get on this. I always wondered if there was anything out there and now I think there is probably enough out there to fill several libraries.