Why do i have da jah vu?

Question

ok for like ever iv had da jah vu in almost EVERY dream i have and i see the future. it happens to me all the time.

Answer 1

The genes that make up you have buried deep within them the memories of every activity they may have ventured upon from the beginning of genetic activity.  Incidences that happen to you in life are pretty much repetitions for your genes but each and every time some new twist as you are the perfecting activity of the genetic reality, you help your genes find a new way to deal with reality each and every objective and subjective moment of your life.  Don't be too surprised to find yourself being used for this purpose even while you dream.  Good luck and have fun and try to understand these things and help yourself to some relaxing knowledge as you go along in life. Call it Deja-Vu and be bewildered if you want but also realize it as an opportunity to understand more of thyself and to add continuance to an otherwise confusing and complex issue.

Answer 2

Don't know i have that wired feeling to.  sorry cant help u much  

Answer 3

its a glitch in the matrix! RUN!

Answer 4

Try keeping a dream journal... maybe you'll see some patterns.

I dream all the time... stupid random stuff... but a couple months ago I had a very specific predictive dream. It freaked the h**l outta me... and it was the first time it's ever happened. I consulted with a professional Astrologer, and he said that it happens to some people... he said that my subconscious mind could be establishing a connection with my conscious reality. It can start at any age in life. He encouraged me to embrace the experience, but it's still all too wierd for me... he also said to take note of your feelings in the dream... are they positive or negative? Do you feel good? Scared? Those feelings are usually precursors to what is possible. Dreams can act like unfulfilled potentials, but they are subject to interpretation... and are symbolic and specific to each person.

Answer 5

You left half of the brain works at a different pace than the right, so sometimes when you experience something you right half feels that the event is familiar when in fact it's simply that the left part of your brain processed the information quicker or vice versa. You cannot dream the future.