when was the last time you've experienced a deja vu and what was the scene?
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I think I just saw this question........
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Before you come in this body, you see your whole life from the beginning as baby till the end, when You die. But after your age of seven you forget everything. there is only an echo who stays...A deja-vu is that echo. Why a person can fall in love to another one and be sure, that he or she is the right one...only because he has seen the film of his life before. "Coincidence" is an invention from people who are not believing in "Destiny".
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I'm always getting deja vu, it's a really odd sensation. Sometimes I'm not sure if I have dreamt about a place before I visit it, it's a really surreal feeling!
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In psychology, there has been a theory that the 'deja vu' feeling might be cause by the double firing of the neuron cells in ones brain.
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Yes.Several times. it is a dejá vu.
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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!
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I have seen ghost twice in my life. The first time was very scary because I didn't believe my eyes, so closed them and then opened them again and he was still there. Also it was the middle of the day. Second time I woke up from a sound sleep and there was a black shape leaning over me. I tried pedaling backwards across the bed and screaming for my husband but no sound would come out. I couldn't force any sound from my mouth for the life of me and at the moment I thought it was my life at stake. Very scary, very real. My youngest child has claimed to seen different people on many occasions when no one was even there. Some say imagination some say children haven't shut down yet to that part of themselves.
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yes, a few minutes ago. :) i get it VERY often. its weird but i trully love the feeling :P its so different...\n\nheh i dont know why, but when i came to the uk for the first time, i used to have dejavus virtually every day. it ahd been this wya for a couple of months. i still frequently get them. i aslo remember as a child i ahd many dejavus too.
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Everyone's had it.\n\nI think it's like a delay of your mind between what you see and what your brain sees, making you feel you've seen that before.\n\nOr something like that.\n\nCheck this website: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deja_vu
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Deja vu is caused by a delay in the sensory synapses in your brain. You see a visual image and it reaches your brain, but then a split second later it transmits to your brain agian. Your brain has already processed the first image, so when the second signal reaches your brain, it causes the eerie impression that you've seen some thing before.
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I lived in an old NYC hotel and had several ghostly experiences. One of the strangest was the image of a painting of a woman in vintage apparel (1890s) that would "enter" my room every night when I turned off the lights. It would appear in a certain corner of the room as a small square of misty light, then it would gradually move closer and become larger and more distinct until I would finally sit up and switch on the lamp by the bed. It was the strangest thing - being haunted by a ghostly painting. I tried to convince myself it was my imagination, but it really happened, every night. After I tired of sleeping with the light on, I finally asked for a different room. The proprietor said, "Oh, that room - yeah, it's haunted, or so I've been told."
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Deja vu isn't anything metaphysical or divine. It is a well know psychological phenomena that occurs because of certain neurochemical changes, although the details have not been nailed down. For example, one idea involves a trigger to the parahippocampal gyrus - which is something in the brain.\n\nBasically it _feels_ like you are experiencing something you have experienced before, when in fact you are not. The deja vu feeling is being generated by a hiccup in the brain. Ocassional feelings of deja vu are not uncommon, quite the opposite in fact. Generally it is not something to worry about, although it can be a symptom of temporal lobe epilepsy.\n\nThere is also something called jaime vu, which is the opposite. You actually experience something familiar but it _feels_ like you have never experienced it before.
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It is the mind remembering a very similar situation that happened in a past life.  You know it has happened before, but you can't explain it because you can't remember when.  I like to think of it as a bit of psycic experiece.
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Sounds like Déja Vu.\n\nIt has been speculated by some that this results from one side of the brain processing information a split second after the other. Thus, one part of your brain experiences an event, and it is recorded there. Then immediately the other side "experiences" the same thing, and it recognizes it as something that has already happened, because it "remembers" what the other side experienced just previous to this.
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i think its your brain somehow writing your current experiences on some previous date in its journal of memories, and then seeing that it has already gone through this before.  Then, its a really weird feeling\n\nbut i really have no clu
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It's from the french and it literally means "already seen".\nSo Déjà vu: Is a feeling where you strongly feel like you already have seen somthing that is hapening, like if you had already lived it. Some times it can be so strrong that while you're in the middle of somthing you can even prdict how things will take place. \n\nFurther than that I must admit myself to be ignorent. So i'll be watching the up comming answers.
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Interesting question!  I am really looking forward to the answers on this one.\n\nI used to think I was having past life memories.  I was having a deja vu-type experience very often, like every few hours.  I would remember a memory that wasn't my own.  To this day I'm not sure whats happening when it occurs (still pretty much daily) but I'm sure its just some wires getting crossed in my brain somehow.