Have u ever had a feeling of deja vu? What do u think its origin is? Is it a paranormal event?

Question

Have u ever had a feeling of deja vu? What do u think its origin is? Is it a paranormal event?

Answer 1

I always thought it was dreams that we have at night that we don't remember. Then when we get deja vu, we remember those dreams.

Answer 2

god i have dreams about stuff that comes true then it i get deja vu all of a sudden .

Answer 3

Sylvia Browne says its a way of telling you that you are on the right path on your destiny's journey.

In the movie the Matrix, it describes it as a glitch in virtual reality.

In Neale Donald Walsch books, it seems to indicate a reminder that you are reliving the same life again... kind of a reminder that you need to follow a different path in life unless you want to go the same road as before and then have to come back and do it all over again.

I don't know which I believe, but I know one thing for sure, when a bit of deja vue happens, it feels weird and you spend the next few minutes reliving it and talking about it and wondering how the h**l you might have known you've been through exactly that somehow.  It's good fun!

I guess whenever it happens, I check what is going on and tell myself that everything is just as it should be and feel gratitude that I am alive so that I can experience these weird sensations.

Answer 4

I'm sure I've answered this question before...

Answer 5

Well, once I had a flash while I was awake of my brother being angry at me in a psychotic manner. About six hours later, my brother was angry at me in a psychotic manner, which I immediately remembered the flash I had six hours prior. It resembled deja vu.

Answer 6

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Answer 7

I think that when we have dreams of the future and then we forget them when we wake up, we have a feeling of it already happening. But really, we just dreamed that it happened but only our subconscious remembers that dream.

I discovered this to be true by practicing on remembering my dreams and when some did come true, I got that same weird deja vu feeling. So I think that dejavu is dreams that we have forgotten. :)

Answer 8

I have found, in my case, if I have deja vu to go look back at my dream journal, and usually i'll have dreamt it months before hand.  I wish I would dream of something useful, like lottery numbers...

Answer 9

Yes, I have experienced deja vu. It is memories from a past life. No, it is not paranormal.

Answer 10

I've been having it all my life. Its like you have a dream a day or week before of a happening. Then you completely forget about it, its gone from memory. And then what you dreamed of, like going to the store and buying a snickers and meeting a new friend, you start to remember and predict it at the same time its occurring. I always wondered the scientific explanation for this, but so far no dice, not any good theoretic evidence to convince me at least.

So I've been looking into quantum time dynamics and frequencies of consciousness to make my own theory for this.

Answer 11

All the time. It's a very subtle strange feeling, like you just can't quite pinpoint it and put your finger on it. I have no idea what the origin is.  I mean I have guesses, but no facts to back those up. I suppose it's a bit paranormal.

Answer 12

Yes, and it's not a "paranormal event"-- it's proven to be a sort of momentary brain malfunction.

Answer 13

Definitely has a psycholoical basis. "Deja vu is the feeling that you have gone through the same thing that you are going through at that time". It is most probably trigger by the section of your brain that is responsible for the stroage of memories...

Yes, I have had deja vu before - Once when I was doing a test, I looked at the question and recognised the answer out of the four possibilities...like I had seen the question before...weird!

Answer 14

I've had it.  I believe it's a normal event that is caused by the brain "remembering" something as it's happening.  Sort of a neural glitch.

Answer 15

i believe it is the brain remembering a simillar event or situation from a previous life.. but thats just me.