The Deja-vu Psychological Reaction
A rare psychological condition called Déjá-vu, you know that feeling that I've seen a scene before or had an experience that we're living at the moment, but you think you've lived without having lived before. Many of us experience something like this, however it may be due to anxiety most of the time, or even already lived through it.
Explaining what goes on inside our brain is a mystery, and the feeling of feeling this Déjá-vu sensation must be magical, being able to predict every frame of the scene, leaving your brain and becoming reality, is very powerful most of the time. .
At least once in your life to feel that feeling of saying "I've lived this before", it's as if you really have lived that subconsciously and it will become a reality in the moment you are living.
There is no single justification for the Déjá-vu reaction...
It may be that what we are experiencing at that moment is a scene previously experienced in more of a different way than when seeing it happen your brain believes it to be the same thing, but when in fact it is something just similar.
Another issue worth remembering is that various movie scenes, plots of stories read, memories lived from various sources can actually influence your brain to think that it was previously experienced by you, but that scene or situation was not experienced by you in no time, it's just an impression.
It's been a long time since I felt that Déjá-vu feeling and saying "I feel like I've seen this before"....
I happen to have this dejavu experience every now and then and often wonder what might be the cause of it. This post of yours gives an insight of what might be happening. I also think it's just the brain trying to make sense of certain things.
Wow, when that happens, we have trouble trying to understand or remember what's happening or why it's happening to us again.
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honestly i do experience things like this. at some point i almost fell like i am hallucinating or thinking things occur two times.
i think this may be correct but i dont think this is what is really affecting me. the truth is that we should watch what we do
It can also be something that hasn't even happened anymore, our brain leads us to believe that it has happened before... or is simply happening again.
There is a neuropsychological theory that states that the déjá-vu phenomenon is related to spikes of electrical activity in certain areas of the brain. Since it involves the human brain, it is something difficult to study.
Maybe so... but it's like you said, the brain is a difficult thing to fully unravel why certain things happen.