Deja Vu?

[Xethios]

Yes I experience deja vu almost daily. I predict things too. I dream something and a month later it is actually happening. It can be large, or something random! It's weird how this all works

[joeyc138]

Originally Posted by Kahuna

That was an interesting video Mendel. Nice find.

I get deja vu quite a lot as well. It's really strange.

Originally Posted by slammajamma28

That was an interesting video slammajamma28. Nice find.


As far as Deja Vu is concerned, it's an interesting topic, but not something I experience all of the time.

[jvaferreira]

I've been getting a lot of deja vus recently, most of the times is stupid things that happen in my dreams and then they happen when I'm awake.

Today i dreamt I was shooting some kind of coyotes that were attacking a herd of sheep, I wonder if I'm going to the US There aren't coyotes in europe

[Cold Fusion]

Originally Posted by Axl00357

Well yeah I do too.

But hey, if it turned out to be true you'll still be alive, and be a god or some shit.

And I find it good that I'm not the only one who has this feeling a lot. Since it's been going on so often, I thought I might be having a brain problem.

Yeah, would be pretty cool

[Kahuna]

Originally Posted by slammajamma28

I don't think you get the irony Slamma


Talking of Deja Vu I had a dream today.

Today i dreamt I was shooting some kind of coyotes that were attacking a herd of sheep, I wonder if I'm going to the US There aren't coyotes in europe

[Jonn_]

Originally Posted by Cold Fusion

I experience these a lot too. Sometimes people are talking, and in my head I already know what they are going to say, and where it's heading. sometimes I try to steer it in a different way, because I know what is gonna happen, and then everything seems strange and off.

I get this all the time. It's usually in a dream where I see it first, think nothing of it, then it happens a few days later. So weird. Usually it's a conversation and a few words trigger it. And my friends notice it when I look puzzled for no apparent reason.

[slammajamma28]

Oh people. You don't dream what happens in deja vu.

Please watch the video I posted so you know what's going on.

[Cold Fusion]

Originally Posted by slammajamma28

Oh people. You don't dream what happens in deja vu.

Please watch the video I posted so you know what's going on.

I know what deja vu is, but there's another kind of thing people experience, and that's dreaming up some situation, when you are talking to people, and suddenly it happens in life.

This also happens when you picture youself talking to people you know in life, but know them really well, that you can pretty much expect what they would say to you on a specific subject. sometimes, you can go that far in your head, that you can have an entire conversation with a person in your head, because you know them so well, that when you have that same converation, the words pretty much match up with what you all ready had in your head.

This sometimes also happens in dreams. It's just weird when it happens.

Deja Vu can also be linked to past experiences, and when you look at a current situation, and some key markers are the same, your brain will tell you "oh fuck, that's what's gonna happen, this shit just got real". I saw it on a documentary that was studying the brain, and they used firemen as a case subject. Firemen often come to some massive fire, and before the fire hits a certain room, they allready know what is going to happen, before knowing the lay out of the building.

The brain is cool, and since we don't know how it works entirely, there's something in there that allows a person to see things before they happen, a sort of sixth sense or something.

[BettermanWill]

idk too much about dream/massive deja vu but i read somewhere that the minors ones like seeing something right before it happen is a result of one eye taking in information faster than the other making it seem like you've seen something before

[MrCostari]

I have it a lot. Mostly nothing scary, just usual things.
I haven't had it since a long time, that's weird. Does that mean something?