what is Deja Vu?

Question

why do you get Deja Vu? it is so weird. what is the meaning?

i get Deja Vu all the time. some days about 3 or 4 times.

Answer 1

Some people say this... Everything that will ever happen has already happened. Also, there is only ONE in all there is... It looks like we are different physical beings, but at a different level, we are all one. Since we are all one and everything that will ever happen has already happened, you have the ability to access any information in what our mind considers the past or future and this information can be from what we consider "anyone" and at "anytime". Some people can naturally do this, some people "work" at developing this "skill". If one has deja vu, it can be you "remembering" something that has happened "already" in the past or future. The same can hold true with remembering past lives. These past lives you seem to be remembering is just the accessing of information of a "different person" in possibly a "different time". You can also seem to "travel" in this time or to a different time with these abilities... All of this can sometimes be considered the abilities of psychics. If this happens a lot to you, I personally "think" that's awesome. I'd suggest taking note of when these things happen. Some people say the more you focus your attention on these things the more they will develop.

Hey, here's something else I just noticed... Both you and I are members on here since July 7, 2006, ha!! Coincidence? Syncronicity? I don't know, but that's interesting...

Answer 2

Deja Vu is when you go through something, anything( I will use an example) like the day with the feeling that you have done or lived that day before. I usually get Deja Vu when I am talking with someone, supposedly Deja Vu triggers some kind of "lost memory" that you had in the life before this one, if you believe in reincarnation.

Answer 3

The next time you get deja vu, you know, at that moment you realize you've done this before - try to figure out what will happen next! You can't! But if, as most people think, you've lived the experience before, you should have no problem remembering what is to follow. Here's why you can never remember what will follow. When we experience anything, our brain records it and stores it as a memory. Then that memory is "filed" so that when we recall it, we can determine the sequence of the event, i.e. was this recent, or years ago? When the brain "misfiles' a current event as being something in the past, it recognizes that event and we feel we've experienced it before. But actually, our brain is comparing the current event to itself! That's why we can never follow through with what happens next...because it hasn't happened yet! And that, my friend is deja vu!

Answer 4

Its when you feel when you are doing something that you have done it before, The same actions the same words ..
Even if you have never been there before in your life.

I got Deja Vu a few times when i was visiting Stonehenge.
Conversations, actions movements.
It was the same. but I'm Australian.. never been there before.

Very Strange.
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The experience of déjà vu is usually accompanied by a compelling sense of familiarity, and also a sense of "eerieness," "strangeness," or "weirdness." The "previous" experience is most frequently attributed to a dream, although in some cases there is a firm sense that the experience "genuinely happened" in the past.

Answer 5

i've got self belief that's a momentary disconnect on your innovations. as an occasion, you additionally can see something with the two your eyes, yet for a 2nd your left eye tactics it and immediately places it into memory. A cut up 2nd later your precise eye tactics it, and that's recalled out of your memory. Your innovations does not distinguish between a memory that occurred a millisecond in the past or one that occurred 40 years in the past, so which you get an bizarre feeling which you have experienced it until now. (and technically you have...basically a million/a million,000,000th of a 2nd in the past) at last the two sync up returned and the sensation of deja vu is going away. Does that make experience? uncertain I defined myself nicely.

Answer 6

people get deja vu because they feel like they've been to/seen that place before. deja vu means to feel as if one has witnessed or experienced a new situation previously

Answer 7

people get deja vu because they feel like they've been to/seen that place before. deja vu means to feel as if one has witnessed or experienced a new situation previously

Answer 8

I like the scientific belief . . . one side of your brain was firing faster than the other. It allows a current fleeting event seem like "this has happened before." This works in most cases . . . except when the entire event comes back to you and you know what everyone is about to say and do and you are watch it play out in front of your eyes. I have only had a few of those I really had been there and continuted to watch it play out for 5 or more minutes things happen in my life. Wish I knew the explanation in those cases.

Answer 9

An album by Crosby Stills Nash and Young

Answer 10

It is a feeling of experiencing something before even though it is your first time through it.

Kind of like the movie Groundhog Day.