What can it be: Mental confusion of past things, but you dont´ loose the sense of present?
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Ever do drugs? \n\nI'd get a second opinion, if I were you...just in case. \n\nUnexplained mental problems are nothing to mess around with. This really is something that only a doctor should give you advice on, nobody here is qualified to give you a diagnosis regardless of their profession. It would be nothing but speculation and you really need to be checked out in person.
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Longing for things past.
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Several psychoanalysts attribute déjà vu to simple fantasy or wish fulfillment, while some psychiatrists ascribe it to a mismatching in the brain that causes the brain to mistake the present for the past. Many parapsychologists believe it is related to a past-life experience.\n\nRead more about it at the following link....
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One explanation I've heard is that the brain is storing the present into memory so quickly, we perceive it as happening in the past.\n\nThere are also the theories of parallel universe travel or having dreamt something very similar to the present.
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State of "Confusion".
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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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This phrase refers to looking back at what has happened in the past and everything seems to be clear (like perfect vision or eyesight which is 20/20).  Things make sense only after they have happened.  You have the benefit of seeing what happened at the beginning, middle, and end only after time has passed.  You can't go back and change things, but at least you have knowledge now about what could happen in the future for similar events.  The phrase is usually used in reference to something bad that happened or a missed opportunity, that had you known what you now know, you would have done things differently.
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The brain is convoluted. As are we all?
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Deja Vu - Already Seen.\n\nThis can be many things.\n\nJungian theory states that we all have soul memory.  So if you are in a spot that an ancestor was - maybe you have a flashback.\n\nAll animals have instints - These are genetic memories.  Again flashbacks.\n\nSometimes one side of your brain process faster than the other, or you store a current event as memory BEFORE your cognitive side actually mulls over it.\n\nThen somtimes it's a step back in time.\n\nThen sometimes it's a quick premonition.  Like the time I overheard a boy in the front of my class talk to another about his vacation and I knew the whole entire conversation before he actually said it....  But that could be a wierd coincidence.....\n\n....
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It means we can learn from our past mistakes , past glories , past achievements or failures , but we cant live in past , we have to be in present to live in it , and make use of what we have learned from the past !\nhope this helps\nBest regards
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It's called "Deja vu". It is when the neurochemical pathways responsible for the sensation of memory recall are triggered randomly; and so what is currently happening to you FEELS like a memory, but actually isnt. \n\nEveryone gets it.
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It is a rather wry dig at the mind. It describes how you can think you remember something that never happened by what is known as 'wishful thinking'. If you convince yourself that something happened, even though it didn't, then eventually you will 'remember' it and believe it actually did happen.
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Deja Vu - the feeling that this this has happened before, that you have been here before, or you have experienced this before. Most people may have had this feeling at one time or the other. Usually some incident or some similarity of the present to past events triggers this feeling. Our memories are not perfect, so sometimes things do happen which seem similar to what happened in the past, and you get the feeling of deja vu. But if you think and try to remember, you may recall that it was a different experience.
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well society calls it deja vu usually. if you have drems about things that havn't happened yet then they happen, it's called premanition. usually you just think of it as a dream even if it's realistic so you forget about it until it happens days, weeks or even years after the dream occured. there isn't really an explanation to these kinds of things. it's something that the tv show unsolved mysteries needs to look into
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In a state of perpetual confusion most of the time.
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I am thinking I am confused.
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Its a feeling when a person feels that they accomplsihed something