Am I the only one? Deja Vu?

Question

I get Deja vu ALL THE TIME. At least once a week. I've heard it explained as a feeling of having been somewhere before. Not mine. As soon as I get the feeling of Deja Vu I remember dreaming that event, Months ago sometimes even years ago. Am I the only one that can vividly remember dreaming these things? And How can I remember these dreams as they happen instead of months later?

Answer 1

Deja Vu is a psychological affect where you're remembering things as fast as you are storing them away in your brain. There's nothing magic about it.

Answer 2

We have all some experience of a feeling, that comes over us occasionally, of what we are saying and doing  having been said and done before, in a remote time.When you are in the midst of such an occurrence, you are conscious that everything conforms with your 'memory' of it.

(however even up to this time,is kind of difficult to try to remember this episodes,they just strike at 'the' moment,

at least for me)The phenomenon is rather complex, and there are many different theories as to why déjà vu happens.

the first incidence as déjà visité ("already visited") and the second as déjà vecu ("already experienced or lived through"). also,many parapsychologists believe it is related to a past-life experience.

Answer 3

Yeah, I agree, if you really think there is something to it record your dreams.

...also, I think you may have an indigo aura.

Answer 4

You are definitely not the only one.

I have expereinced Deja Vu, and so have many others. I can't say what causes it, be it an error in the brain or a supernatural phenomenon. I believe in the second, in case you care.

I sometimes dream someting but I forget about it until it happens. This is to be expected, I suppose. Consider how many countless dreams we have per night, and how often we forget them upon waking up. So it would make sense that we would forget it, at least consciously. It seems our subconscious remembers just fine, anyway.

How to remember it before hand? Well that is a problem. First of all, even assuming you remembered the dream, how do you distinguish between an ordinary dream and deja vu? They are often quite similar, although I know deja vu is often more detailed and vivid. I suppose that is the only real clue. On the other hand, doing that requires you to remember your dream in the first place. In case it helps, I have included the follwing web address:

http://www.wikihow.com/Remember-Dreams

Hopefully that will help.

If it still does not work it might be better to try cultivating a strong desire to remember them so that your subconscious will be more likely to pay attention. And I suppose the more you think about the deja vu the more it will happen and the more you will notice it.

Good luck!

Answer 5

i take spells of  having Deja Vu  and i too can relate them occasionally to  recent dreams. Have you thought about keeping a dream diary? lots of people are going to blow you off but who knows. you might have a gift that you should develop.good luck.

Answer 6

I have it all the time

Every Day

I wake up and something happens that i remember

Than a couple days ago I was driving and I had it so bad I actually had to stop and think of what I remeberred but it just happened.  Weird huh?  Good for me that i wasnt on any important road!

I had to stop, literraly I couldnt remember how i rememberred something that didnt even happen yet.

Answer 7

it's a glitch in the Matrix - it happens when they change something