Do You Deja Vu? How Often? Constantly?, page 1


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Topic started on 17-5-2012 @ 08:15 PM by SubPop79
Ever since I can remember (pun?) I have had Deja Vu. I can count on at least one really intense episode every week, and usually it is more than once a week. I have heard many, many different theories as to what Deja Vu is, but with all the Deja Vu I get, I don't think there is one explanation that can explain every instance. I have heard that it can be caused by your eyes moving at different speeds, resulting in an image being received twice by your brain, causing you to feel like you've seen it twice. I've heard about temporal lobe epilepsy, reincarnation and dreamscapes causing such feelings.

Lately, I have had almost near constant Deja Vu, which has caused me to think about it and analyze my life closer than ever before. So, what is going on? Is there something wrong with me? I've been relaxing, eating well, exercising, and doing everything I can to make sure I am healthy, save my nicotine addiction. And yet, the Deja Vu does not cease.

I have even decided to start reading again, and within the pages of these books by others I have never read who write books I have never researched, still I get Deja Vu. In my mind I know I have never seen, read or heard these things before, yet the feeling that I have done this before remains.

After the thought of a brain tumor, the thought that really worries me is that we as humans, or at least myself, pretty much do the same things over and over again, Nay, not the same things, but the same manner in which we did things before, causing the mind to flashback to similar circumstances. It is like every year we just repeat the things we did last year, or the manners in which we did something.

Does ANYONE have any ideas or help? I am in the most uncharted territory I have been in my life, and yet, I feel more than ever that I have done this before. Even when I get bored, I feel like I have been that bored before. Am I getting older? Cynical? Set in my ways? GAH. It so awe inspiring and scary sometimes...
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reply posted on 17-5-2012 @ 08:17 PM by jhn7537
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I have Deja Vu constantly... I wish there was more understanding to the reasons why people have it.. It honestly takes my back each and every time it happens... Just very very weird...


reply posted on 17-5-2012 @ 08:26 PM by jhn7537
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I'm not sure if there is a correlation between your deja vu and some unknown message to telling you to move away... I just think it comes down to people having a very active imagination/brain and the result of that is deja vu and things similar to that... Question, do you dream a lot? Do you remember your dreams? Do you ever live out your dreams?
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reply posted on 17-5-2012 @ 08:33 PM by mountaingirl1111
Originally posted by SubPop79
Ever since I can remember (pun?) I have had Deja Vu. I can count on at least one really intense episode every week, and usually it is more than once a week. I have heard many, many different theories as to what Deja Vu is, but with all the Deja Vu I get, I don't think there is one explanation that can explain every instance. I have heard that it can be caused by your eyes moving at different speeds, resulting in an image being received twice by your brain, causing you to feel like you've seen it twice. I've heard about temporal lobe epilepsy, reincarnation and dreamscapes causing such feelings.

Lately, I have had almost near constant Deja Vu, which has caused me to think about it and analyze my life closer than ever before. So, what is going on? Is there something wrong with me? I've been relaxing, eating well, exercising, and doing everything I can to make sure I am healthy, save my nicotine addiction. And yet, the Deja Vu does not cease.

I have even decided to start reading again, and within the pages of these books by others I have never read who write books I have never researched, still I get Deja Vu. In my mind I know I have never seen, read or heard these things before, yet the feeling that I have done this before remains.

After the thought of a brain tumor, the thought that really worries me is that we as humans, or at least myself, pretty much do the same things over and over again, Nay, not the same things, but the same manner in which we did things before, causing the mind to flashback to similar circumstances. It is like every year we just repeat the things we did last year, or the manners in which we did something.

Does ANYONE have any ideas or help? I am in the most uncharted territory I have been in my life, and yet, I feel more than ever that I have done this before. Even when I get bored, I feel like I have been that bored before. Am I getting older? Cynical? Set in my ways? GAH. It so awe inspiring and scary sometimes...
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I, too, have constant deja vu, and it has become more regular and much stronger over the past year, for whatever reason. What has really changed, though, is that during a "normal" deja vu episode before the past year, I could never place the feeling, why I thought it to be familiar. Now, however, it is like the deja vu moment stretches and I can actually pinpoint why I feel that way. i am a lucid dreamer and for me, it is like remembering that I have dreamt a dream sequence before and even how many times, which is the sensation I now get with deja vu, if that makes sense.

When I was a teenager or in my 20s, I had read that deja vu was caused by your brain processing information slower than the rate the information is being taken in, sort of like a brain hiccup. However, after studying psychology, I learned that that isn't so.

I do wonder why it has become stronger and I think it has to do with heightened awareness or something. I know that sounds weird, but in the same amount of time, a year or so, I have also become extremely adept at lucid dreaming, though I don't even try. Along with these things, I have experienced an astounding number of synchronicities. I think they're all related simply because there is some part of my brain that is processing information in a different way now. I don't have any health conditions, brain tumors, etc., but something's definitely changing.


reply posted on 17-5-2012 @ 08:39 PM by SubPop79
Originally posted by jhn7537
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I'm not sure if there is a correlation between your deja vu and some unknown message to telling you to move away... I just think it comes down to people having a very active imagination/brain and the result of that is deja vu and things similar to that... Question, do you dream a lot? Do you remember your dreams? Do you ever live out your dreams?
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I'm not sure exactly how to respond to you question, so correct me if what I say is not what you wanted to hear.

I do have an active imagination, and it is an imagination that makes me ponder things I have not pondered before. Then there are my dreams. I dream regularly, though many times I have dreams with the same feel and setting. Some may call them recurring dreams, but they are not always the same dream, they just start out the same way, which is where I am either exploring a jungle type environment or an old, leaky house. I usually find myself exploring the place for most of the dream, where it then turns into a relatively normal dream. I remember them quite often, and I also lucid dream quite often, to the extent that people cannot relate. My dreams are also things that cannot be lived out, as the environments are not exactly what you would call earthly, or something I would call familiar, and the situations are not normal everyday activities. I never dream dream of my day to day routines.


reply posted on 17-5-2012 @ 09:21 PM by AsuspiciousMANappears
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Yeah that happened to me, I was at work too and manage to tell a a person what they where going to do. And it was nothing special it was just some ordinary movement, so I don't know why I Deja vu'd that moment.

Also as I have gotten older my Daja vu has changed from the trip like surreal moment you are mesmerized by to just like a memory of something about to happen...but it still is a premonition of what's about to happen like daja vu. Once it lasted for about five minutes, as I was watching a live stream I said to my girlfriend omg I have seen this before "he is about to say he needs new shoes" and she will say this, bla bla and I was spot on for about five minutes. My gf thought I was playing a prank her at the time, but it had the little red live light on the stream so it could only be live.

OP yeah the one eye taking in info faster that the other seems to have failed as and explanation these days as blind people also have daja vu

reporter.leeds.ac.uk...

Also this guy thinks he can explain what daja vu really is, see what you think?

forum.davidicke.com...
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reply posted on 17-5-2012 @ 09:46 PM by metodex
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if you move here to Venezuela you will live a horrible life, please don't.


reply posted on 17-5-2012 @ 10:35 PM by CynicalDrivel
serendip.brynmawr.edu...

"Another explanation for déjà vu is that there is a slight malfunctioning between the long and short-term memory circuits of the brain. Somehow, specific information shortcuts its way from short to long-term memory storage, bypassing the usual mechanisms used for storage transfer. The details concerning this shortcut are not yet well understood. When this new, recent piece of information is drawn upon, the person thinks that the piece is coming from long-term storage and so must have come from the distant past (6). "
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