Could someone please tell me why I have daja'vue all the time? Its CREEPY!?

Question

Almost every other day I feel as though I have been in the place I am at or have done the things that I am doing at that moment. What is wrong? Is this normal!? Does this mean some of my good dreams will come true?

Answer 1

I have the exact same kind of thing. Whenever my friend's friend comes over, I always get that. I record them in a notebook to remember what I feel, and maybe it all connects. My friend's friend says I'm phsycic ( I spelled that wrong), but I don't believe her. Life is like a puzzle; you just have to be smart enough to figure it out.

Answer 2

A deja vu is usually a glitch in the Matrix. It happens when they change something.

Answer 3

I think it happens to everyone...

and its perfectly normal...

Dont think too much about this....no need to worry

Answer 4

Most people have deja'vue so don't be too alarmed because it's normal although most people probably don't have it as often as you.

Answer 5

Same thing happens to me. IDK If it is good or not but some people say I'm sykick. So follow your heart and if you want to talk to me my AIM is jojohi90.

Answer 6

Ok, first don't believe all those people that think dreams are "super-natural"  your brain thinks by firing protons form one cell to the other.  some protons get there faster then others.  So it looks like this:  EYES send proton to BRAIN some protons get there first,  but the brain says that it does not have much info because the eyes did not send as many protons for the brain to see.  Then the Eyes send more protons to the brain and the brain faintly remembers the protons that the eyes already sent so you think that you have seen it before.

Hope that helps.

Answer 7

I have it alot, in fact I have ESP in my dreams, if I tell someone about my dream it tends to come true, I only do this if it's a good dream.

    

That distinct illusion of having been there and done that has no explanation. The parapsychologist will tell you it's a past life experience. Yogi Berra will remind you it seems like you've felt it before. And most scientists will throw their hands up.