Deja-vu

integra818 · #1 03-17-2003, 02:03 PM

We've all probably expierinced it, some stronger than others, but what causes this so called "deja-vu"?
I mention in another thread that I think it's your soul remembering something from a past life and this might be true.
All teh deja-vu''s I have feel like they aare from a dream.

Is it normal to have the same dream for 5 days in a row??? Opinions?

Amish_kid · #2 03-17-2003, 05:00 PM

i know it freaks the livin shit out of me
its almost like i can predict the future in certain times i said things before the other person could say them
but i would love to know what causes it
and about the dream thing i never heard about it happenin that many times in a row but i have had the same dream like 2-3 times in a row then it comes back into rotations in the next couple months almost like tv repeats

jon@af · #3 03-17-2003, 09:02 PM

I hate the dream where you are falling and you cant stop yourself. Ive heard that if you actually hit, it can cause you to have a heart attack in your sleep. Im not sure of the validity of this however.

integra818 · #4 03-17-2003, 09:49 PM

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Originally posted by ILike2DriveCars
I hate the dream where you are falling and you cant stop yourself. Ive heard that if you actually hit, it can cause you to have a heart attack in your sleep. Im not sure of the validity of this however.

I had one of those falling dreams, but there was a ground... I was looking at the ground as I was falling in my dream, and at the same time, I was sliding off of my bed, the same exact time I hit the ground in my dream, I fell off the bed n reality, I've never been so scared in my lifetime, you guys would'n belive it, from that moment on, I had a different view of life because I felt I was lucky to be alive, even though I just fell out of my bed

About the.. having a heart attack because of you dream thing.. it's really sad and I hope no-one goes through that.

Oz · #5 03-17-2003, 10:32 PM

So true. I have had this feeling a few times. I don't like it. And also sometimes I know what would happen if I did/said something in a certain situation, so I don't say it. Like a 6th sense. Hrmmm...X-Files shit.

taranaki · #6 03-18-2003, 12:19 AM

I'm sure Ive been here before

MaximusGTR · #7 03-18-2003, 09:11 AM

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Originally posted by taranaki
I'm sure Ive been here before

Yea you have been........

sugarcaddy · #8 03-18-2003, 09:14 AM

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Originally posted by integra818
We've all probably expierinced it, some stronger than others, but what causes this so called "deja-vu"?
I mention in another thread that I think it's your soul remembering something from a past life and this might be true.
All teh deja-vu''s I have feel like they aare from a dream.

Is it normal to have the same dream for 5 days in a row??? Opinions?

I sort of believe that deja-vu is not a past life but your life lived over again. I believe you live you life more than once. Any mistakes or heavy burdens or what you preceve to be wrong in your live will be given another chance to fix in your next life resurection.
I have had deja-vu's where I remmember the out come of an event before it happens and I can respond to the event differently than before. Weird as it sounds I had it work out for the best. I even have had double or triple deja-vu's at once where there are many out comes to the problem.
Oh an as far as dreams go-5 days in a row, there must be something on your mind that needs to be resolved in the real world that is troubling you.
I also have had dreams that last for days on end, but for the most part I don't dream every night I have about 30-40 different dreams that recycle themselfs every so offten and I have these same dreams year after year with new ones added so offten that gets put into rotation. I have these dreams usually once every 3 months, between these times I rarely dream....

Ok my problems are weirder than yours! LOL :alien2:

Scott

Sanchi · #9 03-18-2003, 03:51 PM

well they did a study on Deja Vu i forgot where i read it but doctors say its because you actually see it befor the information reaches your brain therefore you think its happoned again. kinda like a slip in your stran of thought, usely when your tired, or not fully aware, or stuff on our mind.

OR they just changed something in the MATRIX!!!

:sun: :flash:

Damien · #10 03-18-2003, 06:36 PM

Deha-vu...I see it as predictions. They are dreams that seem so real to you, then later in life, maybe awhile later it happens. That's how I see it since that's what normally happens to me when I experience deja-vu.

The whole reoccuring dreams...never had it. Heck, if a dream stops somewhere the night before, it never contiues. I've never had the same dream twice or any similar. Always totally different. It's quite weird.

Jay! · #11 03-18-2003, 07:03 PM

Time.com: Been There, Done That

Sums it up nicely... Those are all the theories I'd heard of. IMO, the "glitch" between perception and cognition seems the most likely reason.

integra818 · #12 03-19-2003, 09:00 PM

We've all probably expierinced it, some stronger than others, but what causes this so called "deja-vu"?
I mention in another thread that I think it's your soul remembering something from a past life and this might be true.
All teh deja-vu''s I have feel like they aare from a dream.

Is it normal to have the same dream for 5 days in a row??? Opinions?

MaximusGTR · #13 03-20-2003, 01:38 AM

Its happened to me a few times in my life. This sounds stupid, but I remember the first time it ever happened. It was with the teenage mutant ninja turtles(true story). When I was about 4 or 5, I swear I somehow dreamed about the part when either Raphael or machalangelo put his head in the fish tank and spit out water. The strange shit is the Ninga Turtles never existed back then. And of course it was a dream, and I was so young so I forgot about it. But when the movie came out and I seen this one scene in the movie. Its like I had seen it before somewhere and it wasn't in the previews, it was like years before. I know that sounded stupid but oh well, its a true story.

Its happened with real events that happened in my life as well and it trips me out every time it happens.

sugarcaddy · #14 03-20-2003, 07:32 AM

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Originally posted by integra818
We've all probably expierinced it, some stronger than others, but what causes this so called "deja-vu"?
I mention in another thread that I think it's your soul remembering something from a past life and this might be true.
All teh deja-vu''s I have feel like they aare from a dream.

Is it normal to have the same dream for 5 days in a row??? Opinions?

:bonghitte

Funny-- nice try there Integra818

Scott

YogsVR4 · #15 03-20-2003, 07:44 AM

My wife has repeated dreams. I tell her that her head is skipping back a track. I haven't experienced deja-vu. As one comedian (George Carlin I think) said - I've experience Vu-Jadey which is that nothing like this has happened before and won't happen again.

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