Comments on: DEJA VU

By: Charlie Gomez

Charlie Gomez — Fri, 23 Jan 2009 22:39:29 +0000

My name is charlie, im 17 years old and i often have a lot of deja vu’s and it bothers me. I don’t know what is trying to tell me but everytime i have one i panic and i try to calm myself down because its a weird feeling. I tell my friends about it and they look at me and they just laugh, you know, thinking im crazy. I actually think to myself am i going crazy or what. I usually get them everywhere i go. Like right now that im typing, i felt like if i was doing the same thing. i dont know but i need help.

By: Jason

Jason — Sat, 27 Dec 2008 03:39:09 +0000

Greetings,

I’m probably not going to remember on how to get back to this website and I’m not using my own computer so I can’t bookmark the url. So if you could send me an email response that would be much appreciated.

Anyway, I feel like I am in a continuous ground hog day loop, either that or I keep reincarnating into this life for some odd reason. I’m not sure exactly why but part of me keeps saying to myself that it’s to get things right. For some reason I keep wasting my life each and every time I come back here. The whole reason though that I keep coming back is to not waste my life and then to eventually be with my true love.

That’s the only thing that I can think of. So my question is, how can I stop wasting my life and start living it the next time I come back here.

If you have any ideas please don’t hesitate to contact me.

Thanks again!

By: brandi

brandi — Sun, 16 Nov 2008 02:37:43 +0000

i always have deja vu . and then i always have deja vu saying deja vu saying it again that time also …but then again i am also diagnoised with scitzophrenia but when i do have deja vu which i just had about half hour ago in a conversation with my parents about their job i knew it was a checkpoint in my life …it felt exactly like ive been here beforehand .

By: libragirldd

libragirldd — Sun, 16 Nov 2008 02:29:26 +0000

nice website …thanx

By: H. Wayne

H. Wayne — Tue, 07 Oct 2008 01:41:19 +0000

I’m making an entry here, which isn’t usually my way, but that I had an extreme deja vu event recently, and that I spent a little time looking to gain good answers as to why it happened. As a result of my experience I’m inclined to believe that deja vu is a simple result of the neuro/psycholocical explanations referenced above. The event I experienced was precipitated by excess combinations of abuse with party chems, somewhat severe and hardcore and toxic usage over a period of 5 days. I’ll admit here to anyone reading that the risks I was taking, heavy risks, someone will likely send a “let that be a lesson” in a subsequent entry after reading this. It truly was a lesson in my circumstance. On the last day of my binge and debauchery, being awake for the entire 5 day period, I had an all day continuous deja vu experience that was truly vivid and freaky. While younger, I’d had minor deja vu incidents. But I myself have never experienced anything like what happened this time. I was actually arguing with people that I’d been to this hotel before, or that apartment, seen this t.v. show or saw that wet paint sign at an elevator. All places and events that were revealed to be impossible for me to have been to or seen before. The memory signals were so intensely real and undestinguishable from external reality that my mind was actually constructing timelines in order to make sense of out of vivid memories for being places I’d never been before. So far, the information I’ve gathered to explain what happened to me was similar to an epileptic seizure that didn’t managed to make it to a physically recognizable stage. Items and information that should have only been stored in short term memory were being directly and inappropriately sent to long term memory. Simple as that. When it happens, it happens immediately and at the moment of experience. And if it’s intense enough, there was no time really to work out the logic that I wasn’t actually remembering event correctly. I can’t self-diagnose any tendency toward schizophrenia in my circumstance, but it could be said that some people are more vulnerable to this kind of inappropriate signaling if someone, in this case moi, are pushing the edge on chemical abuse. However, absent intentional chemical adventures, I’m inclined to now think less of deja vu as a psychic, or mystical experience, but more of an electro chemical neuro psychological manifestation that happens in this world, and the time space continuum in which you are reading this.

By: Brilliant Demise

Brilliant Demise — Mon, 22 Sep 2008 03:00:21 +0000

What’s my theory on Déjà Vu?

I have no clue. It’s hard to think about it sometimes.

Basically, I have almost every kind of dejavu, jamais vu, and presque vu, I’ve ever heard of. I have relative remembrance of something I’m for sure hasn’t happened or even so far as I can predict what will happen. Sometimes I feel as though I remember it from a dream, though I’ve never had a dream like it before.

It is so frequent spontaneous for me. Usually, I have it four to five times a week, but there are times that I will go for weeks without it, or days where I’ll have it fifteen times.

I don’t know if any of you know what ‘lucid dreaming’ is, but it is sometimes associated with it. It’s dreaming while being aware of the fact you’re dreaming, and I have it fairly often. It’s a strange experience, let me tell you.

So basically, I think I’m screwed up in the head.

I’ve read the other comments that have been posted, but I seem to have one difference in my Déjà Vu: It doesn’t happen at any specific time of my life. Never really during a time that’s really important or even unimportant. Just average. I will have it randomly and it can be of something so completely insignificant, like… burning toast.

Hopefully, its not a disorder I have. I’ve researched Schizophrenia and temporal lobe epilepsy some, and sure, me being my paranoid self, get myself worried sometimes. I mean, there are a lot of symptoms that are vague, so I can relate to a lot of them. But, it is said that in both disorders, the person usually doesn’t notice. So that’s the one thing I’ve been banking on. I’m crossing my fingers that I just have a strange brain.

By: Julie

Julie — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 14:17:39 +0000

I like your website, but I’m wondering why you’re using Sylvia Browne as an example. Personally, I believe in mediumship and psychic abilities. I believe in Deja Vu, though I also have studied psychology and know there is evidence to prove that synapses misfire in the brain, creating the sensation of Deja Vu. With these things, I tend to believe there is something in between–that maybe both the science and the spirit are correct at different moments.

Anyway, back to Sylvia… have you watched her repeatedly on afternoon talk shows? She cold reads entirely. My dad had a reading with her in the 1980s and I’ve listened to the tape of it. I find it horrifying that he paid so much money to her. Check out the website http://www.stopsylviabrowne.com and see what you think.

Again, I am a believer in mediums and other realms and have a very personal spirituality… but Sylvia Browne to me, seems phony and greedy–very opposite of enlightened.

By: Josie Majestic

Josie Majestic — Wed, 20 Aug 2008 02:49:32 +0000

I would have to agree with you. All of the times I personally have experienced Deja Vu seem to be checkpoints in my life.

Plus, I have no other explanation for having deja vu when I open up the fridge in the dark at 2AM on a Tuesday.

By: Ericka

Ericka — Mon, 18 Aug 2008 04:08:41 +0000

I, too, seem to have déjà vu quit often. I am not for sure what my exact idea of why I experience déjà vu. I think it could possibly be a “memory glitch” when I do something that is very similar to something else I have already done in my life. But, there has been times I have been to a completely new place and talked with people only to experience déjà vu. So, then I am like is this a checkpoint or something to do with another lifetime as a do over. Like today, I just switched positions at work and experienced déjà vu when I got up to grab another box from the cart to be stocked. I have never worked in this area before the past two days and my coworker was only there one of them and was constantly by my side that day so I know this is not a memory glitch from the other day.

Déjà vu is something I want to learn more about and what it really means and why we have it. I don’t think that 70% of us can truly have the same nerve problems or be schizophrenic. I tend to believe more about Sylvia Browne’s checkpoints. I say this because most of the time when I experience déjà vu I am at calm tranquil times in my life.