why do I get alot of deja vu just prior to stressful events in my emotions?

Question

I get episodes of deja vu that increase everything is fine whilst I'm getting them but they seem to proceed maybe weeks or months before i get the stress, it's only recently I've noticied they increase before I get stressed. one deja vu was on a greek beach I'd never seen it before I was happy and relaxed I came back to the stress. the deja vu is of a fairly mundane everyday things conversations places, but now I'm starting to link them with episodes of stress coming up. I wish I could see winning lottery tickets or anything useful but I don't.

Answer 1

Your emotions are giving you scenarios of what would happen, and they are so vivid to you, that you feel as if you have already experienced them.

Answer 2

Deja Vu is simply your neural transmitters sending one signal and then another almost simultaneously. Before stressful events were are more likely to be nervous. This adrenaline increases our brain activity and thus creates a greater opportunity for Deja Vu to occur.

Answer 3

Some get this because they live in a state of denial and right before it blows, they get glimpses of enlightenment that maybe they should have chosen a different path ... but still what they're suppressing is so powerful that they name this Deja Vu instead of owning their actions.

This can be for good and bad suppression's. Weddings are good, but stressful ... and some need to suppress the reality of marriage with "Duties" and this is often what creates "Bridezilla's" ... or certainly, any bad suppression is like bottling up a coke bottle, shaking, and waiting for an explosion.

Answer 4

I think it could be because you may be in a stressful emotional situation (which you already perceive as stressful even though your rational mind does not yet) and the feeling beneath reminds you of events in the past where you felt the same. Memories of feelings are much stronger than conscious memories of events, because they lie on a deeper level on which we have less if any control. So we may forget about a specific event, but experiencing the same sort of feeling (e.g. rejection, despair, anger) could make it come back to the mind.

Answer 5

your subconscious knows the emotionally stressful events are going to happen before your conscious mind.

This created a (stress or habitual)pattern in your brain that is more conducive to deja vu (which is when current stimulus is filed straight into our long term memory bank instead of being processed by short term memory first...it seems like it has happened before because it is tagged with the flavor of a past experience once it surfaces in our conscious mind.).....

Answer 6

Deja Vu is just a fluke.

However, once this question goes to vote, I betcha answerer #4 will vote for his/her answer multiple times. Just watch.

Answer 7

It is all just neurotransmitter loading.

Answer 8

energy is more active and therefore levels rise

Answer 9

i feel as if you have asked this question before