The Mystery of “Deja Vu”
Meaning “already seen” in French, ‘déjà vu’ is the eerie sensation that you has already experienced something before when consciously know that you have not. For example, you are at a backdoor BBQ talking to one of your friends and they offer you a hamburger. Then all of the sudden, you feel the very strange yet strong feeling that you have been in this exact place and had your friend offer you a burger in the exact way that it just occurred. This sensation stays in the mind for 10-20 seconds and then it can’t be grasped again in the same way that it hit you originally. And the sensation itself isn’t even the weirdest thing about deja vu….
For starters, science has yet to come up with a reason as to why or how deja vu occurs. Obviously it would be difficult to study because of the random nature of the occurences. Anyone who has ever a deja vu (approximately 70% of the population) can tell you that it happens out of nowhere and doesn’t last for very long. So even with advanced brain imaging and other techniques of brain study, scientists have incredible difficulty putting their finger on deja vu.
Things We Do Know:
1) Epileptics commonly experience intense deja vu’s right before going into seizure. This has led scientists to speculate that deja vu is caused by an improper electric discharge within the brain which might cause an erroneous sensation of memory.
2) deja vu is most commonly reported between the ages of 15 and 25, thought it is experienced by people of all ages with frequency varying from person to person.
3) The sensation of deja vu, itself, is definitively eerier and weird. It’s not like “Oh, I think I’ve been here and done this before!” It is the very strange and eerie feeling that you have done this EXACT same thing before but for some reason you cannot remember it. The feeling isn’t negative, but it’s not the most comfortable feeling in the world.
Another plausible theory about deja vu is that are brains are confusing the situation in reality to something that we have experienced in dreams of fantasies. It is well proven that according to the brain, there is a very fine line between the world within thoughts and the world of reality. For example, studies have consistently shown that imagining yourself practicing a backflip is just as effective as actually practicing it. With this knowledge, it’s easy to see why deja vu could result from having done something similiar in a dream.
However, once you’ve had a deja vu experience, it’s difficult to buy into that last theory. Unless you had a dream in which you were in that specific backyard, talking to that specific friend, and he/she offered you the hamburger with the exact same hand motion, tone of voice and diction, there has to be some other cause of deja vu.
Regardless of the origin of deja vu, the idea and sensation of it are pretty cool. I hope you’re part of the 70% that has experienced it before because it is certainly different from any other feeling you’ve ever had.
If you have had a vivid enough deja vu so that you still can re-call it today, share it below!
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psh, jordan, deja vu is obviously a slip in the matrix. duh
I prefer to think that someone is not hacking my reality everytime I have a deja vu haha
I prefer to believe that their is a neuron error. What is happening is being processed and shorts out to the ‘memory’ sector of the brain. So in reality it only seems it is a memory or has happened before. A synaptic lapse or faulty circuit. Regardless it is still eerie when it happens.
Weirdest deja vu was when I was eleven years old and on a road trip with my father. I’m from BC and we traveled to Yellowstone National Park and on the way there stopped at as many natural hot springs as we could find. Somewhere along in Idaho on the side of a highway we climbed through this thick area of brush following directions from a book that had no pictures of the place we were supposed to find. When I saw the hot spring I stopped dead in my tracks because I felt like I knew every inch of that place, I so vividly felt like I had been there before even though it was my first time in Idaho.
i have had dejavu many times i’ve had it since i was a lil kid. and its funny you say that its the weirdest feeling cuz thats the exact way i describe it to my friends. none of them actually believed me when i first told them about it. but one of my experiences with dejavu was my senior year in high school(im a freshman in college). i was dating this mexican girl and one day i told her about this dream i had about this girl. me and the girl were driving but i couldnt see her face i just was looking at a lake as we drove by it then we parked and we started talking to a couple of my friends. my girlfriend got mad that i didnt dream about her like i have control over my dreams lol. so a couple of months go by and i got my schedule changed so i had to switch classes i sit right in front next to this beautiful girl. never said a word to her until she requested me on myspace we talked i got her number and text her all day everyday. so prom comes around i muster up some courage and ask her to prom she says yes..so we are on our day activity at tempe town lake. and when we were riding up there thats when the dejavu occured and i always feel like really weird when it happens..it just hits me super fast and i always go into deep thought. the only weird thing is i read i forgot where at but it said the dreams that you remember you dont have dejavu which i thought was true for the longest until i had that experience
From what i deducted, i can say that the feeling of deja vu mostly appears when the brain’s usage is bigger than that of the body. I other words a nerdy bookworm will most likley suffer a deja vu because his brain is over used, “tired”, compared to an athleet or a jack, whom almost always leave their brain on auto-pilot.
To make things easier to understand lets compare the brain to a computer. (original huh?), a really old one that would over heat if it stays open more than 6 hours. If you put it on stand by it can go for a few days maybe, but if you work on it for 12 hours, chances are it will crash. The same for your brain. Its one thing to stay awake at a party and drink yourself to death, but when you stay awake and do maths for 12 straight hours, your brain might just short circuit, “or reboot” itself in order to cool down a bit.
During this time your whole information about life is missing for a few seconds, thus you loosing your grip on life and questioning everything around you. Like a newly borned baby. Okay this paragraph is more of an assumption seeing as there is not enough research to clearly state this.
Just last December I was sitting across from my mother in a pottery and clay painting place, we were of course painting some clay pieces. :P She was painting a snake and I was painting a dragon. We were sitting there talking about who we were going to give them to as Christmas presents… in the middle of my sentence I suddenly realized that every detail of our surroundings down to the subjects and colors we chose to paint had been in my dream the night before. We had even had that conversation in my dream about who we would give them to. It was crazy real. I’ve had deja vu before, but that was down right unsettling in the best kind of way. :p Nothing else about my dream came to be though; which is probably good because that was the most mundane part.
this will sound a little weird but, i think it’s something that has to do with parallel worlds :) well when i start to think about it . it’s the only answer that comes to my head , if there are tiny wormholes existing around the space that we live and they are connected to different parallel world of a different you, if he has experienced the same thing before you did then when you experience it you will have a deja vu :0
That theory makes complete sense to me. Have you seen the YouTube video on imagining the 10th dimension? It talks about this and illustrates it better than anything else I’ve seen.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkxieS-6WuA
That doesn’t sound weird at all; it’s very interesting. It reminds me of the article I read the other day about every black hole being the mother of another universe. Your theory adds a neat twist to that one. If all of those other universes contain us in a different point and time of our lives, it makes all the sense in the world. :)
i just watched it :) …. interesting idea. but i think something is missing. there is something crucial missing that we don’t see that’s why we get stuck on the 10th and we cannot imagine whats up a head. To understand dimensions beyond we have to add up the mind science and connect it with quantum science. I think that our minds live in their own dimension and the only way to understand it is to meditate :) once we understand that i think we will be able to connect the dots :)
What’s REALLY weird is the type of deja vu I have. Every once in a while, I’ll have a dream that seems COMPLETELY plausible, and the very event will happen within about 2 months of the dream. Don’t claim that my brain is “making it all up,” I’ve written down the dreams before, and then have them happen. The oddest one I’ve ever had was about two weeks ago, where I deja vu-ed a conversation about 45 seconds long, most of which was saying, “holy crap I’m SERIOUSLY deja vuing here, I literally had this EXACT thing pop into my mind about a week ago.” the person’s response to that, as I had dreamed, was “that’s… odd. *walks away*”
Basically, it’s some crazy stuff.
most of the deja vu’s that i’ve had were from an almost precognition dream that i could barely remember after i had it, but a few days later the event happened.
The one I remember the most is of me and a friend sitting down in a lunch room with some cards in our hands (i think they were pokemon cards, yeah, a long time ago) and someone to my right had said something that made him mad and he threw his cards across the table and walked away. It didnt strike me as odd at that exact time, but shortly after I felt the hair all across my body stand on end, almost like an electrical current passed through the area i was in.
Thats also what most others that ive had feel like. I get goosebumps all over my body. Though what makes it really weird is that it starts at my head and travels down my body to my toes.
I used to have that feeling, but now it’s more of a “hey, I dreamed this a while back, and now I know what’s about to happen” kind of thing. Of course, what’s odd is that the conversation ALWAYS follows that path; I really want to see if anything will happen if you alter what is supposed to happen.
I cant agree more with parallel universes theory. If it can be proven that M-Theory is real then for sure it must be a ripple affect of another parallel universe, They must be all connected somehow.
my deja vu’s are like: what is happening had already happened a second ago but my body senses it with a little delay it’s like my mind is ahead of my conscience of the “now” and sometimes i can recall what didn’t happened yet.
one time in my deja vu i said something, but i remained silent when i was supposed to talk and i felt like a second deja vu or a prolongation of the first.
Have you ever researched jamais vu? I experience jamais vu from time to time
as well as deja vu. During bouts of jamais vu everything familiar becomes
at once unfamiliar, this includes people, places, objects.
Most recently I was on the highway driving in my car and in the blink of an eye
the car in the lane next to me appeared to be the strangest object I’d ever seen.
Then I realized I was in a similar object, but the sensation I had was sort of
comical as if I was simply strapped in a chair going 85mph on the freeway
in this weird thing – even wheels seemed an unfamilar concept. Yet
there was a feeling of humor about that particular episode – the literal
silliness of all these contraptions moving so quickly.
The other instances also happen within a literal blink of an eye
where I can be in a conversation with a family member and suddenly
feel an unfamiliar sensation within my own body, almost as if realizing
my body is a sort of host and i’m an observer inside my own head
simultaneously family members and mundane tasks seem entirely
unfamiliar. It’s as if I’m just watching a movie, without being an active
participant yet not knowing who or how to process what activities are occuring.
These don’t last for very long, perhaps a few seconds to a few minutes
sometimes. I’ve had these occurances since jr. high where I’d be sitting
in the classroom fully paying attention one minute and the next second
I’d not know who I was, where I was, who the teacher was, what the concept
of teaching was – almost as if another entity had hijacked my brain for
a few seconds just to see what it was like on this planet in that exact
environment. It is not a scary feeling at all, in fact it’s like sort of stepping
back and just witnessing what’s going on (similar to meditational witnessing)
but again, not knowing what anything really is or what context it’s in.
I have tried googling this but haven’t found much on it aside from
jamias vu which is as close to the feeling/explanation as it gets.
I have read of a few people having similar experiences though.
I just wish I knew what it meant and why.
It is like the exact flip side of deja vu where nothing at all is familiar.
Just wanted to share that to see if anyone else
That is so cool! I’ve definitely experienced jamais vu before, but never actually knew what it was called. Once, it felt like my body was completely foreign to me, like I didn’t know why I was inside it and I didn’t feel I belonged inside it. It wasn’t scary for me either, but I do remember feeling somewhat uncomfortable. Also, at times while driving, I’ve completely forgotten where I was and where I was supposed to be going.
i had deja vu the first time i learned a song on guitar. i remembered doing the exact same thing, even the way i said whatever i happened to have muttered to my friend. obviously it was the first time i’d ever done it because i didn’t have a guitar before. it was odd to say the least.
Ok so I know this is hard to believe but as magic illustrator man who made this site says so often, people who read this are open minded so… I swear to all things holy that i suffer from Deja Vu at least every fortnight. It’s always some mundane thing that I’m doing and it’s never a memory. As someone who has had deja vu can tell anyone else, when you have this feeling it is most definitely not a memory. And the thing is, though I’ve had deja vu multiple times I also have had that feeling at least three times over the same incident. But each time I’ve had this feeling it wasn’t a memory because I could remember my memory clearly but I still had the deja vu, which just shouldn’t happen because it’s the feeling of knowing something has happened but not remembering it. It might be good to mention to everyone too that i have epilepsy… Adolescent miochlonic i think it’s called… and i’ve never felt deja vu before a seizure.
Very interesting, Ben. I have deja vu’s about twice monthly as well. It seems like there are definitely some people that have them way more often than others. I know what you mean about having deja vu’s about the same event multiple time; sometimes it feels like I’ve had the same deja vu an infinite number of times (if that makes any sense). The feeling of deja vu is hard enough to explain in itself so I don’t even know where to begin explaining the infinite feeling…
I like to think that there is something special about us deja vu afflicted people. I hope I’m right and we’re not just crazy haha
Ha ha, special yeah… that’d be nice. But I am glad I’m not the only one who’s felt it several times before
People have several dreams every night. Nobody remembers all of them. Most don’t remember any of them. You remember dreams if you wake up during or shortly after one. Then it fades away, like it’s suppose to. Dreams do not commit to memory unless you concentrate on doing just that.
I believe people have dreams of the future. My mother, whom would never tell a tall tale, has had at least two. She dreamt of visiting a house and seeing the one next door burn down. A week later she went with her parents to visit someone at a place she had never been before. It was the house in her dreams and the house next door was burned down. She had another dream many years later that a transformer (my dad worked on power poles) was going to blow up and my dad would fall. She warned him about it, but it was just a dream, so what could he do? Three days later it happened and my dad fell on his back and could never climb poles again. Several back operations later, he still lives in pain to this day.
Other people I have spoken about this with, would tell me about them or someone they knew having psychic dreams like this. They wouldn’t come right out and talk about it with people, because people would think they are crazy, or at least a little bit strange. Once I brought it up, people would talk about their own experiences.
I came to the conclusion that everyone has psychic dreams, you don’t remember them except when the dream comes true in reality, you get the deja vu effect.
It’s just a theory of mine but it makes sense. If you only have the few psychic dreams that would be associated with deja vu, the odds of waking during one of these dreams would be very slim. They just don’t happen often enough for people to actually remember them and then experience them the way my mom and others have. People who it does happen to don’t talk about it outside immediate family or loved ones as they fear people thinking they are a bit off.
Thanks for reading.
Hey James, you’re crazy. Haha I’m totally kidding. Actually my grandmother has had some very similar experiences with seeing the future with dreams. I don’t know where I stand on the issue but I’m always open to considering the “impossible.” Too bad we don’t have the power too…
i have future dreams too, and so do a couple of my friends. once one came to me while i was AWAKE standing at my kitchen counter, where i was in a strange house at a screen door in the back with my hand on the knob, and i turned my head and saw a refrigerator with a mini whiteboard on it reminding “melissa to mow the lawn” which when i realized i was still in my own kitchen i thought ” thats weird im gonna remember that” and then 30 days later me and two friends showed up at their buddies house, (who i never met b4) and she took us around back and in through the screen door, i was the last one in and (with my hand on the screen door) i looked around and saw the little white board sayin “melissa mow the lawn.” so that freaked me out. cuz i clearly remembered being in MY kitchen and seein hers. so i wanna see what you think about that.
One time It happened when a buddy said somehting. then it happened again right after.. I had de ja vu .. about having . deja vu
“is that are brains are confusing” Its called proof reading, try it. (are – our)
I’ve had many. I’ve been paying particularly close attention to the subconscious and super-conscious elements of my existence since I seriously burned all the skin from my palms at age 14 months. This opened my perception to “extra-sensory” phenomena at an early age. Regarding deja vu, preceding one event I was tripping on mushrooms, sitting on the edge of a couch with my female partner when she asked me “what would happen if the mushrooms stayed in your body?” I said, half in jest “you would be tripping for the rest of your life.” I was instantly cast in to a frame of mind from which I could see back and forth in time from that moment. I saw in that space I had been tripping all of my life and would continue to for the duration of same.The only change from psychoactive-induced experiences and normal day-to-day perception is the level of concentration. This ability to increase concentration is formally altered by reducing the secrets one holds from self and others regarding behavior toward others that one would feel regret or guilt about. Hidden agendas also reduce concentration on transcendent awareness.
my understanding of this , it is a multy dimintioal experence
when the self in the next dinmintion over and this self have a brief contact ,similar to parralell plaining
One time I was on a road trip with one of my friends and we got to a house and I had definite deja vu. I had these feelings on and off for the entire day but then at night my friend was looking for an air mattress and he asked me and I suddenly knew where it was in the garage where I had not been the entire time I had been there.
The weirdest deja vu that i experienced happened at work. I was having a conversation with a coworker and midway through i had deja vu. The weird thing was that it lasted for a couple seconds and it was so vivid that i actually knew exactly, word for word, what my coworker was going to say next.
Deja vu What happen if you have deja vu For 2-4 year before thing happen
and you change it to different
Like1 : in that Deja vu I talk with my friend ? “that got Deja vu(i tell them this happen before?)
: but i change it ?(keep it silent) what will happen? (that place i never come before)~
Like2 :the thing happen before car accident (1 month deja vu)
:and i change it ? ” I don know what happen really
But everything has CONSEQUENCE :after that i change it some bad happen to another way ?
like system want to make it stable :like 1+2 = 3 ; 1.5+1.5 = 3 another way?
I wonder how to see the future : not sometime but how to …. exactly Deja vu when i want to:
not by coincidence
please share some trick that already you have
well ive had deja vus since i was like 8 or 10, they used to be more frequent now it hardly happens, the last one was about me recently failing a class, and so i walked through the dinning room and turned right, there was my math book with some doodles on top of it and there was when i remembered me seeing that before. I dont know if it happens with some of you, but when i saw this before in a dream it was like having a lucid dream, it was like i was aware of whats going on and i would do anything at will, though it lasted shortly.
Now i started wondering why and researching online , and so i ran into this conclusion, deja vus are like future memories in a certain timeline crashing into our awereness of todays existence , so we exist in past, future and present, having this that our existence is somehow foretold, like the years our lifetime will take on earth, so what happens during the phenomenon is us remembering future events of our past crashing in our todays existence, in other words it could be an example of whats our destiny or that certain events are meant to be, its like the hidden order behind random acts.
After running to this, i finally had a convincing anwser about deja vus, but leaving me with a lot of questions about our existence, our dreams, the full use of our brain and how all of these 3 can relate to the way that the universe nature works on life, on infinity and its purposes
So Ive always experienced de ja vu, when i was little, and now that ive been smokin pot for awhile i experience de ja vu alot, i had it when i came on this website, right now while im typing. Ive experienced this before but iv had ones around 10 minutes sometimes more. Im having about an hour one at the moment. I had it severly earlier today too (was not high on pot tho). I believe that we dreams these certain events up, I try to keep track of my dreams but some days i cant remember and i feel like this de ja vu happened in a dream a couple days ago, but im not positive, just know it was in a dream. This doesnt worry me, i would like to control it, maybe become a phsycic lol idk but i thought id share.
I think I have some valuable information. Ive researched alot on Lucid Dreamin and Neuro Linguistic Programming, different planets and species and intelligence, and even the faculties of the mind. This site is on the right path, but due to the supporting ancient texts, anything that is universal is far more advanced and unimaginable than one persons mind.Sometimes I have different veiw points in DeJaVu. Like once I saw me and my friends talkin in a circle or whatever and one of my homeboys passed a ciggerette to me but i couldnt see his face. In reality like a week and a half later,same scenario, but except i was in a different body. I was the one who passed the ciggerette to my homeboy and stepped back out of his veiw to spit but once i noticed my surroundings it was clearly dejavu! I figure that while we sleep our Astral Double takes journies at a time through dimensional portals in the world and our galaxies into our life surroundings and communicate with us while we are asleep. The brain is absent that is why its harder to remember dreams and and control them when u awake. Also after your awake, I believe that the memory left of your mind will try and remember a few seconds before the brain tries to interpret the dream or previous journey into current events in your life. On memory may be so vivid that you are reminded by marks. Or stopping points. Remembering a part from a lucid dream may be forgetting and realizing memory of another dimension makin it into deja vu. 80 percent of success is in the mind, not the brain. The brain is just a Scantron but your mind takes the test. You physically & conciously see hear smell taste and feel, along while you think with your MIND! The same is possible when dreamin, though it may not be physically receptable.. Look into it and let me kno what u guys find out… I also condone in meditative cannabis sessions :) just thought I should add. It helps the Nucleus Accumben do unpredictable things if you learn how to control it.
I saw something about deja vu, where they explained one theory that seems sort of plausible. It’s when one half of your brain realizes what happened seconds after the other half does, creating a sense of “I’ve seen this before” It was a PBS documentary I think.
hey guys, my weirdest experience with deja vu happened to be my only “tough” acid trip. Wasnt exactly bad, just incredibly confusing. For 2 hours, I felt that I had lived in that moment for centuries. For those that have done acid, you may know what I mean and Ive experienced dreamy deja vu in other trips as well as hearing similar reports from fellows that take these drugs. Im incredibly curious because it happened 4 years ago, I havent taken drugs in 2 years, and the memories, the feelings of the dejavu remain when I think back on it. And every second, every moment, felt that it happened millions of times. Anyone care to share insight? Thanks!
my occurances of deja vus are quite random, some are a erie “i think ive seen this before” felling, while others are myself having the “lag” memory of whats about to be said. Fun to mess with the conversations you can nail down to the T, any-who, what ive noticed more is ive had a lot more when i get a head injury. i did football and wrestling so random hits slams on the mats tend to bring this alertness. oh not to metion geting hit by a punch in fights has brought it a couple times hahaha. i have an open mind but the head injuries lead me to believe its less supersticious and more scientific? just saying. interesting stories though, i like the jamias vu, thats interesting. hope its not altimers ;P
I just had the strangest deja vu of my life a few days ago. I was at work scooping cole slaw for a costumer while two other co-workers were getting food ready to take to their table. One of the co-workers said something to me about the schedule & it triggered deja vu. What made this particularly strange is not only did I feel like this had happened before, but that last time it occured it happened to the other co-worker & I was standing where she was. So our roles were literally flipped. I can actually remember with certainty this happening months prior and what is SO strange is when this occured months prior my co-worker said she had deja vu.
Well, if the universe repeats itself like some theorize it does, then we have already experienced everything, and deja vu could be a realizing of this. It’s not necessarily what I believe (I don’t know what I believe when it comes to deja vu), but it’s an interesting possibility.
In my experience I would not describe it as a feeling.
Certainly a “what’s going on” feeling accompanies it, but the feeling is a reaction to the occurance and not a cause.
I just had a ‘deja vu’ experience yesterday. The ‘I’ve done this before’ feeling was there, but for me I remember every detail of what is happening. Not just that I have experienced the exact thing before, but even that when I experienced it before I remembered it before.
It varies. Sometimes I remember that “this” has happened before, to the point that I can describe what is about to happen with perfect detail. Other times I remember that not only has “this” happened before, but also that when it happened before I knew then that it had happened before as well.
Sort of like an optical effect of two mirrors facing one another.
when i was 9 i was burned andspent quite a long time in the hospital during my numerous surgeries i would have the most vivid dreams… one of thesedreams was that i was walking downa street talking with 2 friends that i couldnt actually see but i remember i looked at the wall and could see our shadows…fast forward to 16 and im skippin school with a couplre of friendsand we walk by the exact building from my dream and i look to the wall and see the exact same shadows…ie had alot of dejavus but this felt more like a premonition proba bly because i remember the dream but man it was intense
I experience intense deja vu ever so often. Except every time I have it I believe I have dreamt it before…weird shit
I’ve experienced deja vu several times. I like to think that it is just a little blip from the universe, saying that I’m on the right path.. or something. Heh. I’d say 50% of the time, it lasts for at least a minute. It’s really odd. I’ll recognize that I am experiencing it and when it persists, if I’m around people, I’ll start talking about it and how I’m experiencing it, but it will just keep going. Very strange. Some of the most intense deja vu I’ve had, has been of instances in which I recognize that I have dreamed about–but it will be from a dream that happened as much as 10 years ago. I have really odd memory issues, so it is especially odd to me when that happens. Once the deja vu occurs, I can usually start thinking about the dream and remember it more extensively, beyond the moment. It really is one of the strangest feelings.
I get deja vu quite a bit, and the feeling it gives is unlike anything else. I’m not sure if my dreams have anything to do with them as i can’t remember my dreams very well, but i have heard another theory about it. Something along the lines of our unconscious mind experiencing the world or situation around us before the brain or conscious mind has a chance to comprehend it. When the brain finally does “see’ the situation, the eerie feeling is our brain catching up to itself. I believe that’s close to the general idea. This doesn’t fit all of the descriptions above of different people but it does make a bit of sense to me. I love the alternate world theories though!
Peace
Every time I have deja vu I feel like I dreamed the current situation before. I know that is called something else but similar. I regularly keep a dream diary and most of the time nothing comes of it. But upwards of 10 or 12 times now I’ve dreamed something and then had that experience exactly while remembering that it was from a dream. I personally don’t find any connection to the time frame that the dream reaches fruition; sometimes it’s that day, others it’s months later.
I do however whole heartedly believe that dreams are directly linked to time and existence. Once or twice for me would have perhaps been a coincidence but after so many frequent dreams coming true I refuse to believe its anything shy of connection to what we call the future. I personally think that The energy or whatever you want to call it is always flowing and present. Our brains are just a receiver that translates and processes the information we receive. Figuring out how to design and experiment to try this however, I have not figured out… maybe I’ll dream about it.
This article caught my immediate attention because I experience deja vu quite often. Sometimes I remember the dream in which the same exact experience has occurred or it is just an intense sensation that I have had that experience before.
It makes me wonder, did we know at some point in our previous life everything that is happening in our lives now and that we have these experiences for some reason unknown to us? I’m thinking I should try and study a pattern to these deja vu experiences because they are happening so often it is kind of scary.
Or are we all seers with the inability to remember ‘seeing’?
I’m hoping to at least find out when I die. It is so terribly curious!
I have deja vu all the time. I’m starting to believe in the supernatural, as I am positive that these aren’t a lapse in my brain function. Mild Psychic? I mentioned to my friend one day while I was daydreaming in school, that I was having a conversation with a random conversation with a girl in my class, and then today, maybe a month later, That event happened! And i mean right down to the facial expressions, blinks, and everything. And then i told my friend about it and for like 5 minutes we were like O.O
uncontrolled astral travels into the future…..the reason behind deja vus..i guess..
I used to have Deja Vu every single day. But it wasn’t in my body. I would hear something and it would trigger a memory in which I was a different person in a different place.