What is your opinion on Déjà vu?

[SimonaRich]

I have a very interesting theory about this phenomenon and I would like to hear your one. I would really like to hear an opinion of Erin about this too.

My theory goes like this:

Déjà vu is like a reminder that we have made such mistakes/been through the same events in our previous lives. It may remind us that we still need to improve in order to evolve.

Or it may also mean that we live in multi-dimensional reality, or that we live in many realities at once, like the theory described in the 'What the bleep' movie.

I know that some people claim that it is some brain dysfunction and it might as well be so.

I would like to hear your opinions on this matter!

[Warping]

Erin's written a post about it here - What is Deja Vu?

My current theory on deja vu is this. Time doesn’t really exist. So if we can remember the past, why can’t we just as easily remember the future? Put another way… If I can access experiences on one end of the time stream, why can’t I access them on the other? When deja vu happens, I feel like the future and present are intersecting. Your future awareness is stacked on top of your present awareness, creating a strong feeling of knowing what’s going to happen right before it happens.

[SimonaRich]

Originally Posted by Warping

Erin's written a post about it here - What is Deja Vu?

Thank you!

[Ace22]

I have a very close friend that did her thesis in nursing school on this very subject and the way she explained it to me made perfect sense. Now if I can regergitate it through my fingers to you in the same fashion, perhaps it will make sense to you.

Unfortunately it has nothing to do with spirit guides, past lives or karma. It's all about stress. If I could remember exactly which part of the brain that interprets space/time (something like the hypothalmus, don't quote me) I could tell you exactly which brain function is impaired by stress.

It works like this. Normally your brain works on autopilot. This is why you don't have to think about breathing or which way to turn in your car when you're going home. And as a special feature, your brain is able to put your critical worries on a (hypothetical) back burner. If you've ever heard the term Psychotic break, you know that the brain loses it's ability to maintain it's integrity and it allows all of your fears to surface like water rushing into a submarine.

Deja Vu is a symptom somewhat like a Psychotic break except instead of losing control of your frontal lobes it sort of blows a breaker. So instead of the present time flowing directly to your brain in sync with your current time/space; there's a slight interuption. So when your brain goes back on line again, it notices your present reality and recalls the exact same reality (before you tripped the breaker) as history. Even though it was the same event.

So although it may seem like you've been there before, the truth is, you were; but it was just a few seconds ago. Not another life, or in an asteral travel or other cool out of body experience.

Sorry.....

Ace