What's the name of that sense?

Question

Remember how many times you went to a place for the first time and you felt you have been there before.
How many times in a crowd or in the street you looked back suddenly and you saw someone quite far looking at you or may be waving to you.
How many times you imagined something and it happens as you imagined in details.
How many times you felt some one is in danger and you found it true later.

What do you know about that sense and what's the name of that sense?

Answer 1

a bright question .actually you are asking about many symptoms. 1st sentence has the answer , deja vu , meaning i feel i have seen it before. this happens because it sometimes you go to a certain place, your brain takes something like a fast photo of the place, then you look at the place consciously and believe you have been there before. another explanation of deja vu is given by experts in genes. they say if one of your ancestors went to a place or had a specific experience, his genes keep this printed in it and passes it on to following generations.the second sentence refers to intuition, when someone looks at your back , it seems his brain sends waves to yours and you respond unconsciously by looking behind you. it never fails except when the person who is looked at is too preoccupied . the third sentence happens to someone who is psychic, ie, have extra sensory perceptions that foretell him/her of something before it happens. the fourth sentence refers to premonition. a person feels that some kind of danger is about to take place. finally, persons who are spiritual, with a clear conscience, sufists, wild untamed persons whose brains do not spoil their connections with God have these symptoms and more. they have dreams that come true, feelings stronger than facts, their noses smell things before they see them. dont think im bragging, i have these symptoms which make me feel like a sheikha. i have a nephew who calls me OM 3EMA KHADRA bec he had a family secret , his wife was pregnant abroad and thet didnt want to upset her mother who lived far from her. i saw a dream and told him about it without having a clue about his secret. he remained silent for months then told me when it was ok!thanks for your question which brought all of this from me.

Answer 2

The first one is called "deja vu" or "paramnesia". The term déjà vu is French and means, literally, "already seen." Those who have experienced the feeling describe it as an overwhelming sense of familiarity with something that shouldn't be familiar at all.

The rest I would say is called "ESP or Extrasensory Perception". It is a perception occurring independently of sight, hearing, or other sensory processes. That is why ESP is also casually referred to as a "sixth sense". The term implies sources of information currently unexplained by science.

I read once that we all have sixth sense. It's just a matter of developing it. I wish mine is fully developed. Lol! That way I don't need to study on exams or worry what my boss thinks about my report because I can just read her mind!

Answer 3

Ok
1. de javu : there are two centers in brain one for short term memory and other is for long term memory , when you see something it's stored in short then in long ,sometime a blood delay of a fraction of a second lead to the sense of seeing this place before , how ? the short inform the long about the scene then the short black out for that fraction then it returns seeing it again when it start informing the long the long inform it back that this scene was seen before
2.this is not a sense it's the a bility the detect out wards stimuli radiating from other people auras using ur aura , they believe that paople living in open places have this ability more than others
3.I can't remeber the name of the phenomenon , but it happens , for every one at least once and depends mainly on the activity of the frontal part of the brain
4.I don't know about this one

Answer 4

Perhaps includes premonition too? These psychic "lightning occurrances" happen more frequently to some individuals.

Within seconds of my thinking that someone might be phoning me....the phone rings ; from THAT VERY individual . Is my brain picking up telecom waves BEFORE they hit the physical phone?
Does anyone know any solid research that could explain these phenomena ?
A higly absorbing topic for dialouging.

Answer 5

It sounds like Deja Vu, but it could be that you have experienced a past life scenario.

For example, I was 7 or 8 years old and my family went to Dumfries, on the border of Scotland and England. We had NEVER been there before. I was convinced we had been there and my mum and dad swore that we hadn't. I told them that if we were to walk up the high street a bit we would come to the cul-de-sac area were there stood a large clock. They told me not to be silly but as we were walking in that dierection anyway, looking at the shops, we came to the exact place I had described to them and sure enough there was a clock. Strange but true!!!

Apparently I have been known to astral project too. My mum again, I had dreamed this night that I got up out of bed and went to visit my mum. I walked down the road, went into her house, walked upstairs, woke her up, had a conversation and then left and went back to my bed.

The next day I went to my mums and when I walked in she cuffed me round the head and told me not to do that to her again!!! AND I THOUGHT I HAD DREAMT IT.

What do you make of that?

Answer 6

Hi Mr. Wise
Daja vu!
This has happened to me, like when i went to England one time, we went to visit my moms' auntie in Cornwall , it was like i knew where we were going though i had never been there, it was exactly as i imagined. Whenever i get these feelings my parents say it is because i have been here before! LOL!

Answer 7

Generally its "clairsentience" (clear sensing) although what you describe also involves Clairvoyance, precognition and Deja Vu

Answer 8

Ummm... Deja Vu?

Answer 9

Deja vu.

Answer 10

deja vu - some say sixth sense, that you have been there is a past life etc - i get it lots - very strange eh?