I have this strange belief that just after we die there's an overwhelming feeling deja vu, anyone else?

Question

I don't know when or where I've had this sensation, perhaps in a dream since I've never had a near death experience. Somewhere in my memory I died and went to a place I was sure I had been before and went through a process I know I had gone through before and there was no fear at all. Just curious if anyone else felt the same or if this is an individual thing.

Answer 1

The hint or clue is in your innocent , frank usage of the words "sensation or PERHAPS in a dream".... !
The deepening of PERCEPTION beyond sense organs happens even without a conscious effort.... and when it happens thus, there is always this curious search of 'what was it?'
Well, unless it is brought up again as a conscious experience, within one's awareness, deep states of alertness, focused within oneself, when the mind is reasonably silent, and the self like almost a very very alert witness, this curiosity will remain.. any explanation offered in words would reach only the logical mind, which has a limited 'storehouse of items recorded with just inputs from sense organs' called memory, with which it can compare and judge, and therefore, the likelihood is invariably to discard it in a summary disposal manner !

Answer 2

People often get clairvoyance confused for precognition which is the ability to see or otherwise know future events. While precognitive dreams are common, a precog can get future information in visions, and sometimes get in such a way that they just react to an event that hasn't yet happened. For example, one day I just decided to not go to school; the next class day I asked somebody what I had missed and he said that I didn't miss anything because the teacher didn't come that day either-- his car broke down or something. Or stopping before crossing the street, a bare moment before a speeding car comes around the corner. Precognition can be only a micro-second ahead or a hundred years, it just depends upon the person who has it. There was a woman on the news a few years back because she had to get herself and her daughter out of their house-- moments after they got out, a small plane crashed into the place, completely destroying it. Had it not been for the mother's sudden precognition, both would have been killed. People who are precognitive also tend to be time sensitives: they can psychically and physically feelsudden changes in the time field such as time rifts, time fissures, and even loops-- which is why precogs are inclined to suffer from deja vu occasionally. Thre are several pathetic psychological theories about deja vu, but this is really a tempoar phenomenon where a precog sees in a dream an event that he or she forgets. Then later on when time catches up to the dream, there is in efect a double memory-- that feeling of having said or done something before. Sometimes time itself gets looped or "knotted" and we actually do live a moment in time over again, although rarely and briefly. Some psi researcher in the 70s estimated that roughly 12 to 15% of the world's population-- 720 to 780 million people -- have psychic abilities. That number may be a little higher these days, but even so, psi gifts does usually run in families. Devil worshipers can worship whoever or whatever they want, but just like with Christians-- it doesn't matter who you worship as psi wild talents (and there are nearly 80 of those) are mostly genetic; you are born with them or you aren't. Good religious people don't get them any more than bad people-- the gifts themselves are neutral, and like everything else in the world, it's all just a matter of how one uses them.

Answer 3

What you are describing could be seen as an outer body experience. Many people seem to have experienced that. You describe this sense of having the similar experience that you feel you might have experienced before. If you are curious you should read Raymond Moody's "Life AfterLife" Also Gallup, Brian Weiss Kubler-Ross, Shroder and Ian Stevenson. Their books discuss the concepts of death, soul and most importantly reincarnation. I see your experience as part of a reincarnation.

Answer 4

I believe that, at the moment of death, we all have to experience any pain that we have caused others. This, I believe, is the true judgement. The sense of deja vu is those experiences being relived. Who needs Hell, when you get to remember and feel everything that you have done wrong?

Answer 5

Interesting.

Answer 6

Maybe you has died before and it is as you say...deja vu, something has awaken that memory...just speculating

Answer 7

I think when we die we go back to where we came from so it feels like home. Maybe, if reincarnation is real we do this over and over?

Answer 8

WOW! GOOSE PIMPLE TIME! ME THE SAME. MY THOUGHTS ABOUT THIS --- THE LIFE YOU HAVE LIVED GOES INTO SPEED WARP! THAT'S THE DEJA VU.YOU HAVE BEEN THERE! GOOSE PIMPLES

Answer 9

yep, experience that a lot of times..it scares me though sometimes and i just pray, it helps really...hey,ur not alone..Ü