Alex_G
Enlightner of the Senses
I think its due to a lag in the 2 hemispheres of your brain in processing something. One does it slightly before the other, creating the sensation you've done whatever it is before.
Alex
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Deja-Vu...?
- Thread starter Rio Sabinas
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I think its due to a lag in the 2 hemispheres of your brain in processing something. One does it slightly before the other, creating the sensation you've done whatever it is before.
Alex
Maille
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your mind is like a recorder. So when you see things your mind trys to put it with somthing you have seen before. If the place or the emotion of the place is like a place you have been before but you can't remember what it is b/c it is a vage memory then you get Deja-vu. Its kinda like an optical allusion of the mind.
Twilight Hue
Twilight, not bright nor dark, good nor bad.
I'm very close to Maille's approach to the phenomenon. I attribute deja-vu to karma in light that parallels are triggered from time to time by way of our mental make up to which we identify patterns in things.
At times I entertain the thought of past lives surviving as karmic imprints of which could trigger the more unexplainable aspects of deja-vu. This would arguably fall in the paranormal category, but it's just personal speculation and musing on my part ATM.
At times I entertain the thought of past lives surviving as karmic imprints of which could trigger the more unexplainable aspects of deja-vu. This would arguably fall in the paranormal category, but it's just personal speculation and musing on my part ATM.