Comments on: Science Explains Deja Vu…Or Not

By: kevin

kevin — Sun, 08 Aug 2010 14:06:56 +0000

Human soul=light energy. X. Multipul parallels

you are a time machine with many copies

Listen to your inner voice it is your future

By: Jack

Jack — Sun, 11 Jul 2010 09:57:46 +0000

Ive had a handful of experiebces. Some of which have faded due to their insignificance. However, two I can remember vividly. Again I would class them as precognitive experiences. I wouldnt class them as near death but I was certainly close to seriously injuring myself. My first experience was where I crashed on my push bike. Seconds before hitting the ground I knew what was going
to happen (obviously i'd hit the ground) but surrounding, sounds and people were idenctical. I only had this preminition a split second before so was unable to do anything.

My second was today. Me and some friends were jumping from a bridhe into water, I tried to do a flip and fell the 5 metres drop crashing into the water badly. Seconds before I hit the water my mind seemed to be familar with the situation. Almost immediately whem
I surfaced the preminition was gone.

Both accounts I was close to being knocked out. Dizziness, fatigue and dark surroundings. Both during the split second precognitve visions I felt drawn to the conclusion of it being a scenario I had previously dreamt. However I would dread to think this as I am frightened to believe in fate.

My possible explanation would be that it was just my
mind glitching however I dont see how this is possible when
the visions are a split second before the action.

By: sherry

sherry — Thu, 13 May 2010 19:25:43 +0000

I've heard people talking along with my three children, walked back into the house an turn on the t.v an the same thing we heard ten min ago is now playing, before the t.v was turned on. this has happened more than once to me, can anyone explain?

By: Denise

Denise — Thu, 04 Dec 2008 18:59:55 +0000

I've seen things 20 years or so before they happened. But it's not like a vision or a dream. I'm actually physically there. I've seen my future and past selves……Has anyone else experienced anything like that?

By: Bert Johnson

Bert Johnson — Sat, 22 Mar 2008 15:29:57 +0000

I get it all the time. There are two forms for me, one is a dream realization, the other is simply "remembering" rather than "experiencing". It's disconcerting, since it makes me question the validity of my memory. I wonder if my subconscious isn't tailoring past memories and experiences to heighten a sense of self-importance by convincing myself I somehow am "remember future events". For example: I broke up with a girlfriend two years ago – she was two months pregnant with someone else's child. I told her that I saw her taking a dusty haired girl to see her father – the girl had a boy's haircut and was often mistaken for a boy. Three months ago, we started writing again, and now live together in Austin, TX. She has a dusty haired daughter whose father lives in L.A. and demands that she comes to see him rather than him come to Texas. It's frustrating – did I really "know" this situation several years ago? Is it self-fulfilling prophecies coupled with a lucky guess on her child's gender? When I meet someone for the first time, yet I believe I know them already, am I projecting a preformed idea of a personality I've decided onto someone who doesn't fill that role, and therefore never witness the true person through my delusions, or is there a possibility that somehow my brain becomes, as Vonnegut would say, occasionally "unstuck in time"?
B.Johnson

By: Jesse

Jesse — Mon, 22 Oct 2007 11:25:58 +0000

Interesting article, I've already read much of the information from misc. places but still well written.

I decided to post on this article because for about two years I have experienced something that seems very similar to "dÃ©jÃ vecu".

Actually, I've experienced it to the point of questioning whether I was having seizures.

The best way to explain it will sound a bit absurd, so bare with me.. It is a very similar feeling to dejavu, except for the experience is that of, remembering the current situation from the future-tense, as if I've experienced not only the current moment I'm in, but as if that moment is just a small speck of memory on a timeline I've already lived through, and I even have glimpses of future moments of having these dejavu experiences. It seems progressive also, Like the experience leads somewhere, to an end of some kind. This leaves me with a feeling of awe and amazement, but it's a bit scary too so.. I'd like to know if anyone has experienced something similar to this before before I sucker out the big bucks for an MRI.

By: Robert

Robert — Fri, 05 Oct 2007 19:40:11 +0000

I've had 2 specific 'deja vu' moments… or I suppose they would fall more into the category of 'dreamed ahead of time'. While still living in Massachusetts, I dreamed of being in a large, open room with wood floor — standing and talking with five people. A year after, I moved to Washington state (a place I had never lived before) — and a year after that, I was suddenly 'in' the dream — where my mind said "Hey, I've seen this and know what's going to be said next, etc."

Again, had a 'dream' of a corridor with a metal 'stripe' with red on each side of it bisecting the long corridor. 18 months later, I was in basic training (another state and place I'd never been before), and stood at the intersection of two corridors. Looking down 'mine' — was the metal and red (fire break in the structure).

Neither really falls into the 'mistaking similar places/circumstances' since they were 'seen' long prior to moves to new states/cities/situations that were not 'familiar'.

I suppose 'precognition' is the closest match — though there is one idea not really mentioned. Since it is 'my' mind and vision and memory, am I 'just' receiving my own transmissions — sort of out of the normal temporal 'chain of event's — guess that sort of goes into the idea of the akashic record …. more hand wavey metatheory than most scientists want to deal with.