Sometimes I dream future events then feel like deja vu when they happen

Every time I hear people talk about deja vu, they always say that stuff just FEELS familiar, but for me, deja vu is when I seem to already have a memory of a new moment.

It always feels like a fleeting situation unlocks a memory of a dream I had some months earlier. Followed by a slight feeling of impending doom

I recall this one time at college when I was upset about not having anymore deja vu's because I took them as a sign that I was on the right path, so then immediately after sharing this thought with my new friend, I had one, but this time I didn't announce it, I just went with it and it lasted over five minutes, during which, I was conversing with myself about this new friend I was with, and even though I knew everything that was about to happen- I couldn't change it, I was living in a past dream and had no control over my actions. This freaked me out so much I thought I was crazy, and that there was no such thing as free will, we were all just acting our parts in this pre-scripted play, that's why everything seems so automatic sometimes.

Anyone else's deja vu come from their dreams by recognizing it years later while going through life?

I sometimes get half way through a conversation and realise that everything happening in that second feels like déjà vu, every single sense.

I've had partial seizures all my life, though I never knew they were seizures until I was in high school. The auras I experience that warn me a seizure is coming is always a feeling of deja vu. But more like a sensation that I have dreamt the current scenario before. When I would experience these auras when I was growing up I LOVED the sensation so I never complained about it to my parents. It felt like a high, and it still does even today. But now since the goal is for me to stop having seizures I believe I have actually mentally stopped a potential seizure by concentrating and reminding myself that I have never dreamt of this situation. That everything that is happening is completely knew. That it's all in my head. My therapist referred to it as me "grounding myself". It has often worked, but since I enjoy the sensation so much I find myself having trouble trying to ground myself.

I am beginning to think my deja vu is simply multiple experiences of parallel worlds of timelines we live in.

The annoying thing about deja vu is that it usually comes to you while you're talking about or doing the most random shit ever, not normal stuff, so you convince yourself there's no way you're fake-remembering something this oddly specific

Sometimes I get Deja vu, but then I remember my life’s just boring and repetitive as shit

I have had 4 dreams in my life where I was doing something fairly ordinary but in a place I hadn’t been before, and actually remembered it upon waking and thought it was odd that I had dreamed it. Then a few days to a week later it happened, I can’t begin to explain how utterly unnerving that is

It seems many have felt deja vu because they dreamt the same situation earlier. It may depend on whether a person can remember their dreams and how vivid the dream is. It could be that when experiencing deja vu, you're getting an affirmation that you are exactly where you need to be🤔

But I've experienced Deja Vu where even the sounds and what people say feels the same. It's like I knew they were going to say that.

Every time I get Deja vu I feel like it’s not the first time I’ve experienced the same deja vu. It’s really strange, it feels like “oh Thus is weird, this is like the 6th time I’ve been in this exact situation” and I never thought it to be just my mind.

Deja Vu is SUCH a strange phenomenon, because it cannot be recorded or shared in any practical societal way, but most of us know exactly how it feels. How do we explain it to the rest? It's like trying to explain "anger" to an android without using the word "angry" (or technically "feel" if it was an android).

The movie was released in 1993, but I had a weird experience where I went down a hallway in a new college when I was 18. As I descended the stairs before entering the hallway , I had a familiar feeling and visualized the Native American art that was on the walls before I even entered basement hallway. The art was exactly how I visualized it. I had never been in that building before. I had no idea there would be that type of art as it was a maintenance building.

When I was 15 we moved to an area we had never been to. After living there a couple of weeks I caught a bus to the next suburb. When the bus turned a corner I was suddenly struck by déjà vu. I knew each house, in detail, the colours of each letter box, I even recognised the people I saw in their front yards, with details as how they were dressed. It was a very weird experience which only lasted for that street, once the bus turned into the next street it was gone.

Anyone else ever had a dream but you felt you’ve already had that same dream multiple times? Can’t just be me.

I had this time back in middle school when we were going through a subject in English and I was 100% sure we had just done the subject a few days before, if not the very day before but to my astonishment no one else remembered. That was the strongest sense of deja but I’d ever felt and I was so confident we had just done it I was able to recite what we were talking about… maybe i was making it up and we had covered the same topic in a different English class tho. I think that’s a reasonable solution.

I’ve had intense deja vu that lasts 10s of seconds consistently since I was little, and I can always predict or strongly sense the moment before it happens and it is the most bizarre thing feeling time

when i do feel deja vu, it is in the middle random discussions. feels like i have had this exact conversation before and know what people will say before they say it. when in reality i probably have not had that discussion before and have no idea where it is going. at times i feel deja vu about my deja vu and it feels like a loop.

What if you dream about something forget it, then it happens, and you remember the dream? this has happened to me A LOT.

I often have the "feeling of having seen/done this before," involving a number of variables that makes it difficult to replicate by chance. The fraction of a second processing idea sounds more applicable, since the details are very specific.

Whenever I've experienced deja vu it's just been a subtle thought that for a second is strong for a moment and passes quickly. Like dreams.

When I have Deja vu, even after I realize im having it, the next few things that happen feel like it happened exactly that way also, if that makes and sense lol

Sometimes my deja’vu will last for a couple minutes. And it feels like I’m in a movie, predicting everything that’s going to happen. It’s actually quite surreal.

Sometimes I think that I either experienced a certain moment in one of my past dreams and other times I thought I must've relived this moment through one of my past lives

The thing about deja vu with me is that I think I have experienced something already, but I know I genuinely did. It is all about how weird it is that I am in that specific of a situation as I was before. It's not really like a thing that has to do anything with routine, It's more like my brain recognises the oddly coincidence of a situation that has already happened. And I'm pretty sure it has, I just can't recall it because my memory isn't that great, and it's nothing too special to remember, but my brain can still connect the dots. Is that even deja vu? I don't even know if I have ever felt the real deja vu. Maybe what I am describing really is the deja vu everyone is talking about...

Great vid - i'm sure I have seen it before?

My deja vu has always felt like I've dreamt it before and the series of events plays out exactly like I remember to the point where I can say what's going to happen as it happens it's super trippy

Idk if anyone will ever read this but throughout my life I have constantly dreamed of moments that then later happened in my future. The latest examples to date... 1) I had a dream that I was outside of my brother's place very upset talking to my dad. He was tearing up, we embraced and I called him my hero. For months I wondered what would cause such an emotional yet heartwarming embrace between us two as we're not the kind of people to just do that sort of thing. A month or two goes by and we were celebrating at my brother's for his birthday. My sister and I got in an argument to the point we were both upset but everyone turned on me. Then I find myself in the exact same spot with my dad, saying the exact same things and doing the exact same things. The tones of voice and the pain I felt in that moment was identical to my dream. 2) we had a family holiday to Mallorca in the later days of September. Again, a good month or two beforehand, I had a dream that we were all sat around a table and I had two sex on the beach cocktails in front of me. With my brother's partner's sister sitting on my left. At this point in time I didn't even know she was going. A few days into the holiday we sat on that exact table in the exact same order. I made the exact same movements and had the exact same drinks in front of me. This has happened to me for years, since I was young. To this day idk why it keeps happening

I have had several of these experiences in my life and each time it is stronger

I once had a dream that I was in a random place that I’d never seen before then about 4years later I went to Spain and found that same exact place!

It honestly feels like I’m reliving a moment and when I get to that point I know exactly what’s going to happen

My experienc with Deja Vu is quite frequent, and most of the times it's just that feeling. But sometimes it goes exactly as I "remember" it go in Deja Vu. For example, me and my friends were talking about board games and I suddenly had a thought that this has happened before. But went on with the conversation. It matched the one I remembered for the most part. We even discussed the same board games the second time, despite the fact that my friends claimed that this conversation never happened before. And they generally have their memory being about 5x better than mine (based on statistics).

The few times in my life experiencing Deja Vu, it really does feel like you've been there and done that exact same thing in that exact moment before. It's almost like what's happening in that brief moment is also being played out at the same time in an alternate Universe.

The scary thing is that when i have deja vu, i remember the whole situation and after realising that i'm having a deja vu I can tell what's going to happen and it actually happens. This can't be normal. And i'm not joking or lying, this is true.

I remember when we were kids and whenever someone got deja vu, they would say they’ve dreamt about that moment before. Then all the other kids would proceed to ask what was going to happen next as if they could tell the future.

When one hits, I try to focus on the feeling rather the the memory. It's such a cool weird feeling. Feeling it going away and focusing on it as it does is really cool.

After a traumatic brain injury in 2018, constantly feeling this way. Had it here and there before, but it's weird now. Watching a movie or reading, knowing I've already watched or read, knowing the plot and what's going to happen, but then when checking, find out it came out yesterday. Although possibly partially due to so many recycled scripts that just keep getting re-done, 😂! Happens in the real world, but that I mostly write off as the left and right sides of the brain using AOL to communicate.

I once had this odd deja vu that is hard to explain. I was in a completely normal situation at work and I got a "deja vu" but it felt as if I was living in a parallel universe, both at the same time. It kept telling myself what was happening wasn't supposed to happen, that I was going through another way of things happening. But somehow I could see vividly what WAS supposed to happen, all WHILE living MY reality. It was the weirdest feeling I've ever gotten, it felt so real.

A Deja Vu happens because of this, most people don’t remember their dreams when they wake up, but the dream has been stored in the subconscious memory, so when people get the Deja Vu feeling, it’s their brain accessing that subconscious memory, so technically, they are experiencing that event in time, for a second time, the first time was in a dream they previously had, which was stored in the subconscious memory, and that’s why people find Deja Vu so strange, as they have no recollection of having that memory or where the memory came from, everything in the universe has already happened, and Deja Vu is proof of this, it’s called Eternalism, past present and future coincide as 1.

I have had some Deja vu experiences where I know what someone is going to say or do right before it happens. Sometimes its only for couple of seconds but on rare occasion I can accurately predict the words or actions up to 10-20 seconds before I lose it. Its just like I'm remembering it then it happens. Precognition is the only explanation that makes sense to me.

I've had pathological deja vu until I was 14. I was born with epilepsy, and a tumor on my right temporal lobe. At 7 I had the tumor taken out, at 14 I had my RTL taken out. For that time, and still to this day (albeit far less frequently) I'd have dreams of future events that I couldn't recall until the moment it happened. When they did, I could recall how long ago I had the "premonition." Eg:"Oh, I had this dream 6 months ago," or "Hey, I had this dream a couple years ago when I was in my old bedroom!"

I get dreams about the future and then I forget about them but after a period of time I live that moment and I remember that I had a dream about it in the past, it feels like your future is being spoiled to you by your own dreams 🤣

Huh, The brain invented cookies before the internet. Who would've thought...

I’ve had several dreams where I completely predicted an exact situation with every precise detail and a period of time later have it occur in real life exactly as I had dreamed. When I was a kid (middle school and before ) i would experience several bouts of this happening, however, when it did happen, i would experience an indescribable pain. Essentially, this is how it would go: 1. Something would trigger the start of this “deja by” feeling and I would begin to predict exactly what would happen around me for the next 30-60 seconds all from the recollection of my dream/memory and things would happen exactly as I was predicting them to 2. As I was getting to the end point of my recollection I would begin to feel an indescribable “headache” (not even remotely similar to any headache or migraine but it’s the best word I could think of) which is the worst pain I’ve EVER experienced (as in, this headache thingy was the most painful thing I’ve ever experienced in my life) for the next 30-90 seconds 3. I was always fully conscious and was able to even speak to people around me and whatever even during the pain moments 4. Then it would just go away like clock work. Eventually, after experiencing it so much, I was able to prepare myself for what was to come whenever I would begin to feel this very specific unusual deja vu feeling (it’s very different from regular deja vu I’ve experienced) For some reason, I completely stopped experiencing this around my first year of high school. I also stopped being able to remember any dreams when I’d wake up and began naturally waking up after 4-5 or so hours of sleep for the rest of highschool until the end of my senior year. Towards the second half of my senior year, I abruptly developed idiopathic hypersomnia and could not go one night without waking up after 10+ hours of sleep in the middle of a dream where I was able to recall the last 30 min-1 hour+ of said dream. My family and went to neurologists where they found absolutely nothing wrong when doing brain scans. No tumors, no signs that would point to chronic migraines (which I do also experience), nothing, nada, no explanation. To this day, I still have idiopathic hypersomnia, however, that weird Deja vu thingy happened for the first time after around 5 years during my first year of university but without the pain (just the deja vu) and hasn’t happened since. I’ve tried looking into simple partial seizures and every type of epilepsy since that seemed to be the most similar to what I was experiencing, but my brain scans had no signs of any seizures whatsoever and the only similarities I had in common with a seizure disorder was “Deja vu” and head pain. I know it wasn’t false memory creation/recollection because I got into a habit in middle school of writing down any dreams I did remember (since it was pretty rare at the time) and confirmed several times that the dreams I had experienced did in fact line up with the exact scenario that would play out when I would experience the “deja vu.” I’m currently studying neuroscience and hope one day I’ll find an answer to explain whatever the hell I had happen to me as a kid.

I’ve always had intensely vivid Deja vu moments. They’re always triggered with very specific visual or audible details and it’s almost always a scary experience, to the point where I feel like I must do something different than what I remember doing before, as if it were life or death. It always comes to me as a dream I’ve had a long time prior, and then suddenly a detail comes into alignment with another and then I’m thrown into the deja vu

My deja vu is always from I dream I had. I even tested it and freaked myself out because while it was occurring I remembered the person I was with was going to say something like “I think we should take a vacation to the Smokey Mountains” and verbatim that is what she said and I mouthed it while she said it. She asked me why I was copying what she said. Still freaks me out today

Whenever I had deja vu, I would always try so hard to remember even the smallest details, and try to guess what would happen next irl based on my deja vu. Guess what 100% of the time it always happens but that deja vu experience is like 3-4 times that happened. Do you experience the same?

Truly enjoy your videos. Thx

I never just "feel" something. Usually with my deja vu's, as many others say here, is a whole "memory" that never could have happened before. It... It's like seeing the future at the same time as it happens. Everyone is exactly on the right spot, they say the exact same thing, the one who was quiet is quiet, I do the exact same thing as I did (or "do"...). It is extremely interesting. And just a tiny bit scary, since we don't know why yet. I have had different types as well. Some mentioned that they dreamed the future and then it became a deja vu. I have also had that, but only once or twice, and only as a kid.

Has anyone had a song pop in there head moments before it starts playing somewhere?

Wow, that's a big statement terming people crazy because they have a feeling that they know what's gonna happen. Well i've had that feeling and it's happened a number of times in my life. We can call it intuition, a connection with something greater. Don't trash something that hasn't happened to you because you really don't know. And it's not actually magic as some people might think, I really resent this mocking of certain skills and gifts that people develop in their libecause of the dad experiencing it you really don't know.

Fifty years ago, I was discussing this very issue with a fellow computer engineer. He had a theory, which he based on how a computer's memory works. Even, though in those days we used magnetic core memories, they would decay with time. Therefore, a part of the computer hardware was tasked with refreshing every memory location. Even though the memory was being used, the hardware, in between fetching instructions, would cycle through the whole of memory, read the contents of a location, then write it back again He, surmised, that our mind works in a similar way, and that, unbeknown to us, we refresh every memory location. His theory was, that when we got that déjà vu feeling, what happened was that, just as our brain, stored the memory, it was also immediately refreshed, giving us that strange feeling. I liked his idea, and have kept it ever since. Thanks Phil.

There was a weird time when I was in elementary, we were singing national anthem at school before going home. I felt deja vu and one of my classmates also shouted "this happened before". We also predicted the next things that somehow came true.

Imagine how weird it would be to be the first person ever on the moon and have a deja vu 😂

Sometimes I get deja vu about a situation that, upon thinking about it, I realize I actually had experienced before, it's just that the situation was so specific that it felt like it couldn't have happened before in the exact same way. For example, I might be in my bedroom getting dressed when I see a jacket hanging up and remember the person who gave it to me, and then I might see a book and remember a part in it, and then I might get deja vu as well as the thought of predicting what will happen next when I see another book, because I had been there before and done those exact things in that exact order. I also believe I have experienced times when my brain had to "catch up with itself," if you will, just as was described in this video

I get fleeting moments of Deja Vu that last only a second or two. A few years ago I had an attack that lasted about 10 seconds and it was one of the most uncomfortable experiences I have ever had as I started to panic that it wasn't going to stop....such a relief when it did.

The rare and weird deja Vu feeling is when I know I've been in an exact situation and I can remember what day it was, but the events are happening exactly the same

I think I’m super weird because I have dreams of certain random moments and then later maybe years or weeks it will happen then I will remember that I had a dream about it.

Had Deja Vu 30 years ago when I was 12, never forgot it. I was walking down a dirt track with 3 friends at his birthday party. I suddenly remembered id been on this path before (but hadnt) and then I thought to myself, if this is the path then there is a walking stick lying around the next turn. Sure enough a perfect walking stick was there and I picked it up, just like I remembered I already had. When I picked it up and walked it felt like I already did this somehow and it felt really weird and made me think what the heck is going on. Then it went away and back to normal. Never ever forgot it.

Had this weird one as a kid where I had a dream of me with some friends in the woods at a camp that happened the next day in its entirety. My sister is also always shouting “Deja vu!” every few days and going on tirades about how we’ve already done something before.

Oh my god, I just realized that when he says 42 he’s saying Thoughty2

Wth, I'm literally eating cheese of the fridge at 2am watching this video.

I literally had a moment many years ago where a situation had Deja Vu so strong that I was able to say what was coming next and was right.

I'll try to keep it short and to the point. I recommend anyone to read this, and I understand being skeptical and taking things with a grain of salt. Just remember, No Studying and No Practicing = Having No Say in the Matter in something being True or Untrue. I'll add that I am open to some questions. In my experience, when I had deja vu, I had it more than a few times in just one long camping trip. It was a lot to me. I most definitely have not been to any of these places. For me, it did seem like 'visions' of the near future. When I started this trip, the mindset was that I'm going to live in the moment, God has got us covered no matter what. We will be peaceful, loving and kind to one another, and do good things. For example, like giving away food to a stranger in need. I also interacted with different people from different cultures on this long road trip. I did notice as days went by, that I was starting to develop this sort of calmness. I believe, whether I knew it at the time or not, that in my head I was battling these negative thoughts and behaviors, and the "voices," so to speak, in my head were starting to get quieter. Until one day, I woke up in a tent, and could not find the words to describe how peaceful and loving I felt. I was crying tears of joy and was so happy. My heart was met with such peace and calmness, I think I understand what few understand, when they talk about feeling like you are one with everything. It's like my spirit was just flowing with life, not through life. I also couldn't think of a bad thought, it seemed. Lol Of course, I believe what helped me to get to this experience personally, was having someone I love by my side. Our hearts tender for one another, and we wanted to help each other grow. She knew more about God and Jesus than I did, I never even really read the Bible around this time. Yet, the things I witnessed, all the things I experienced throughout the entire trip, which there were some difficult obstacles, yet there were many times where I see God was there. Showing us truly that he's got our back, that there is no need for worry. It really would make anyone wonder. When I contacted her later in life, I asked her what that was. She says it is the Holy Spirit. When I actually took the time to reflect on everything, truthfully and honestly, God revealed himself to me, to us, and can be found in the most simplest of things in life. Like waking up and opening a tent, getting met with a Quadruple Rainbow Over the Yellowstone Lake, with the Snowy Mountains in the background. Having the LAST available spot out of the approximate 400 camping spots, and it being the BEST spot. God's timing, is IMPECCABLE. Loves surprises! I know I'm typing a lot here, so this leads me to my theory. Considering my experiences, I used to think it would mean that I'm on the right track, I theorize that perhaps something of the divine is trying to speak to you? I theorize that, once you quiet your inner self, quiet your mind, and dig deep inside of yourself, and on top of that practice good deeds, with at least a little Faith in God, in Jesus, you will be met with beautiful experiences. And if you are persistent, I see that God will offer his Grace. It takes time, and never think that it'll be easy. Us people tend to hold onto habits that do no good. Maybe one doesn't believe in God. I think that is silly, but your choice! (: It doesn't change the fact that if you dig deep in yourself, and break any chain that's keeping you held back, and practice genuine love and tenderness, that something beautiful would occur. That Deja Vu to me, was a mix of Faith, learning to have a quiet mind, learning to unconditionally love and be tender, and unlearning bad habits, and well, also learning that everything will be okay. I suppose that's the Faith talking. Much Love!!

"Unless you're eating cheese straight out of the fridge at 2am. We both know it's not your first time " Me: Damn, I've been bamboozled.

the feeling of deja vu happens so often and so frequent to me since my childhood that it just became normal to me but once I could predict what happens next step by step and that's when I freaked out. also the feeling of deja vu-ception happens very often too

before, i haven't been introduced with this term but already experienced it especially when i felt this situation already happened before and i somehow felt what going to happen next. it's scary because i was too young and even experienced some sort of truman show syndrome but when i found out that it's a universal case, i didn't think of it much and when i experience it nowadays, i'm less panicked but still in verge if it's real. how confusing and intriguing experience

I’ve had it many times when I was younger but as I spoke out about it it has slowed down to barely any since. That happened last back in the 90s

I have epilepsy and I have a “warning” feeling before my seizures and my warning is deja vu!! I’ve felt this feeling in so many places, I remember feeling it while studying abroad as well.

Watching Groundhog Day in 1998 indeed gives the feeling that you've already seen this film, in 1993.

My supervisor and I had to go do a job in Mt. Pleasant Tx. We were from Houston. Long drive. After we got there we got out of our ride, began walking up to the place. (It was an old church, middle of no where. We were putting in a sound system) Ironic we both stopped, looked at each other and we both said; De javu. We never had been there before. I know I hadnt. We knew where every thing was. Where every thing was suppose to go. We both knew the pastors name. It was a really strange but familiar feeling. That is De javu to me.

My experiences of Deja Vu are almost always in very familiar places (like at home) and almost always make me feel that, in a minute, something bad is about to happen. Sometimes, I'm 'aware' of what that bad thing may be, such as someone bringing me bad news. But then, nothing happens. The experiences usually last several minutes too.

"Youve been playing pokemon for 6 days straight, and need to get a life" I feel attacked

I get it from dreams. I'll have a dream, then forget about it. Then sometime later, I'll have that same experience I had in the dream.

I sometimes dream about situations months before they happen, and it’s not something big it could just be me at work having a specific conversation with someone I didn’t know until that point

I go through it multiple times a year, such a feeling you can not fully explain,

My deja vu is extremely weird. Mine works for maybe 5-10 seconds and how I normally scan a room is by looking at different places and analyzing something, then going to the next thing, then the next. But I always REMEMBER looking throughout a room in the same exact order as my memory. What’s even weirder is most times I feel paralyzed and can’t move or speak, just moving my eyes around the room and remembering the situation and knowing what’s going to happen because I remember it. Super fucking weird

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I started having simple partial temporal lobe seizures when I was 18. I had them when I was asleep, only knowing I had one because they woke me up at the end with a bad sense of deja vous and a feeling I was going to vomit. My GP didn't believe me. However, the triage nurse definitely believed me when she saw my left pupil not reacting when I had a seizure as she was doing a pupil reaction test. That got me my referral to a neurologist, who definitely believed Mr. Had me do an evoked potential test, which showed something slowing down the signals from my left eye to my occipital lobe. I then got an MRI, followed by a brief hospital stay where I got a lumbar puncture and more bloods done. A few months after, I was given a diagnosis of clinically isolated symptom of MS, as well as a diagnosis of temporal lobe epilepsy. The neurologist showed me my MRI and explained the cause of my seizures. I remember having a simple partial seizure in my now-husband's car, and when I came out of it, I told him I had one. He freaked out because his best friend has generalised seizures. He didn't know what to do when the friend had a seizure, because husband wasn't the lead. However, the friend had a generalised seizure on our way home on night. Me, husband, and friend. I immediately went into "Emergency Charlotte," bringing the knowledge from my nursing studies into it. I got the friend into a recovery position, told husband to start a timer on his phone, and when the friend came out we both walked him home. I also called the friend's ICE contact when we got to friend's house to let her know. Me and husband then went on our way back to our house. I told husband why I got the friend into the recovery position, and why I had husband start a timer on his phone. I'm happy husband remembered what to do when I had my 1st generalised seizure. Thankfully, we were both at home, and so when I was walking around upstairs, calling out husband's name, he came rushing to me and saw me drop and shake. That was my 1st one, but now they're over 5 mins or more than 3 in a row. Those ones are called status epilepticus and need paramedics to see to me. I also need to spend 1 or more nights in hospital. Husband wasn't with me when I woke up for my 1st status epilepticus event because it was in the covid lockdown, but he's been with me for the ones I've had out of lockdown. Husband remembers the names of the medication I'm on, and so he can pass that information onto the medical staff with no issues. I'm scared of having a seizure when he's at work, but my carer knows what to do.

I used to experience déjà-vu a lot in my childhood. So much that when it happened, I used to predict (in my mind) what will happen next. And sometimes it happened exactly like that. But the entire thing used to be a few seconds only.

I had a strange thing happen one day. I was at the barber and this family was talking next to me, and I realised that I’ve seen this before, what was Strange was that I knew what the father was going to say next, and I mouthed the same words he did at the exact time he said it. I swear this shit freaked me out 🙈🙈

Yeah I don’t know. It’s gotten to the point for me that when I feel it now, I start calling out what’s going to happen as it’s happening. Down to the exact words people say. Then it’s over, my mind is blown, and I go on until the next one. It’s a crazy experience!

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"Vuja de - this is the strange feeling that somehow non of this has ever happened before. " G. Carlin

"Unless you're eating cheese straight out of the fridge at 2 am - we both know it's not your first time" damn, I feel personally attacked 😳

I’ve had several deja vu’s that were downright frightening. Everything was exactly the same as a dream I had. The buildings, the weather, and even the time of day. In real life, it was my first time ever even visiting this place but I had already visited it in a dream.

When I was young I had deja vu about once a month. When I found myself in a situation something bad would happen like a car crash or walk into a pole or someone falling. When I got old I started getting myself out of the area quickly which seemed to have worked.

Tldr: The brain picks up patterns and associates memories with current events.

The amount of times I have had dreams where I see a scenario and have that exact same scenario play out the day after or even a week or a month afterwards can not be normal Edit: The suggestions about this I have read so far in the replies both interest me and disturb me Edit 2: It is honestly a bit unsettling yet reassuring to see that I'm not alone Edit 3: Bruh, wtf are you guys reading to come up with these psychic or supernatural stuff

I get deja vu fairly often but I usually write it off as life's redundancies or a trick ir the mind. This is with the exception of one deja vu moment I vividly remember that I can't explain to this day. It goes like this: Some time in late 2018 or early 2019, I remember one day using the bathroom in my home and spacing out. When I spaced out, I day daydreamed myself sitting at a table in my university's dining hall. I first looked at the patturned wall of the area I was in. Then I looked down at my textbook open to a specific page with some distinct diagrams. I next looked over to a bowl of Icecream I was eating. Lastly, I looked at the table and saw a pearly white cloth with strings coming off of it. I disticly remember snapping out if spacing out and having the distinct thought: "what was that cloth on the table?" And being confused for a bit trying to figure it out before going on with my life. Fast forward to 2021. I began to get a feeling of deja vu. I first looked at the panneling of the wall in my dining hall. I then looked down at my quantum mechanics text book, realising that I'd seen this page some time in tge past due to the distinct set of orbital cloud diagrams. I then truned and saw the icecream. Lastly, and most oddly, I looked at the table and saw the cloth. In that moment, I remembered that daydream in the bathroom where I was confused and had the distinct thought if "Oh my god, the cloth was a washable cloth covid mask!" I used cloth covid masks that I would tie behind my head ti secure it to my face, so it was absolutely nothing like a medical mask in terms if looks, so that wouldn't be why I've felt that sensation. Keep in mind the original daydream was far before covid started. That one always gets me mentally as one of the oddest mental experiences I'd had.

Sometimes I’m in moments when ik what’s finna happen nxt, & it baffles me and makes me stand still for a sec cuz how sway

I remember a few years ago, there was a big solar flare on the Sun that made big news. Around that time, I started to have deja vu repeatedly. It was little things like seeing my aunt laugh while I was walking out of the hallway or watching a Sims 4 video and seeing the player set up a specific garden. This experience lead me to write down my dreams in case I could catch myself predicting the future. What I found was that the build-up was often the same, but diverged at a defining moment (my aunt saying something she didnt say in my dream, the player using a different bush). I think dreams that induce deja vu might be vague enough to be recognizeable in average day-to-day life but are also just specific enough to lead to that build-up. Without remembering specific details, it might actually feel like you saw the future.

Had a dream when I was a small child. I was "flying" down a dirt road and the end of the forested dirt road was a purple house. At the time we lived in Southern California. Fast forward many years later my family moved to Montana. I was around 13 and one of my friends had found a dog and she had asked me to help her find the owner. We rode our bikes around for hours knocking on doors and at one point we were riding down a dirt road which was a long drive way and yes it was forested. And as we moved down the road I could see the house at the end of the road. And there it was. The purple house. Suddenly it hit me that I had seen this place before. I had several moments like this as a kid but nothing as profound as the house. And as I got older it happens less and less to a point where I don't even think I have these experiences anymore.

i’ve had whole minutes long sequences where i am absolutely persistent that it has happened before and i remember so many of the features: the faces, words, smells, sounds. it’s mental

I get this so strongly, that I can say "oh yeah, and then this next part happens..", and THEN IT WILL HAPPEN EXACTLY AS I KNEW IT WOULD, WITH THE DAME CONVERSATIONS EVEN

Thoughty2 should remove this video in an hour and reupload it.

During my first visit to Turin, a friend took us to see a church. We entered through a side door but left through the front door. As soon as we walked outside I was struck by the strongest Deja Vu I had ever had. I told my partner and she began laughing, she then told our Italian friend and the two of them started laughing. Meanwhile I was really concerned because I could not shake the feeling that I knew the view intimately even though I had never been there before. Eventually my partner stopped laughing and explained that in the original film The Italian Job, there were two scenes filmed from exactly where we were standing. Duh!