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What is your definition and understanding of Deja Vu?
What is your definition and understanding of Deja Vu? Here's my understanding and the clarity of knowing nothing. Using quantum concepts.
There are six spaces and six times in each dimension. Current human awareness and understanding only recognizes three. Travel to the other three and beyond sixth dimension only happens in sleep. This is a different awareness than the waking state. This is the only reason humans are able to perceive events that will occur in the future in the waking state. Déjà vu stems from this. As you live your life, you’ve made a decision to condense upon 3D and experience life here. All your choices are recorded upon the space, including all the parallel lines of choices you’ve made in the current lifetime. Deja vu is a convergent point of those line of choices and experiences that carry similar energies along lines of experiences pertinent to be brought to your attention. That includes delivery processes like dreams, visions, emotions, etc. or intuition if you’ve built the skill. Your choices allow for probabilities to present itself and your actions potentiate it.
How can I understand reality? Am I attempting to stick linearity into quantum concepts? If you want clarity, see how my answer fits in a quantum fashion. If you stick with linear explanation, you’ll never understand it no matter how hard you try. So, the answer is it’s you and it’s not always another you, it’s the space but doesn’t have to be past lifetimes or other lifetimes. Your current life diverges when probability brings you choices therefore it diverges to explore all possibilities within choices. And some divergent experiences of probabilities converge within the framework of the same lifetime.
Hence Deja vus. Some Deja vus occurs from a divergent energy experience which can be convergence of different lifetimes. Those are space presentations pertinent to your learning. Many times, it’s a mixing of everything. See it confusing? Figure out the theme and you’ll be able to conceptualize the lesson. Also, sometimes it’s a convergence of astronomical alignments unique to you that open up energies made available to aid you in your learning. Other times it’s your guide. And often times its all the above. If you’re thinking linear, what you think as Deja vus could be a convergence of one or a few probabilities from your current life. It’s not really from future or past. It’s from converging lines of probable divergence of experience you’ve had or having come together to a point of awareness.
When the probability opens up to you then the space can feed you stuff too, not just the very nature of things itself. Then you got your choices that diverge and converge. Know it is never linear and yet there’s linearity in the universe, how can I understand this in different ways? Reality is multidimensional and people only think linear. Its everything all at once. People go linear and always think it is the very nature of things itself, what if it is just you at different points bringing a convergent experience from a parallel experience or choice probability? This concept can be difficult to grasp. You bring realizations to your own lessons, does not have to be the very nature of things itself.
There are six spaces and six times in each dimension. Current human awareness and understanding only recognizes three. Travel to the other three and beyond sixth dimension only happens in sleep. This is a different awareness than the waking state. This is the only reason humans are able to perceive events that will occur in the future in the waking state. Déjà vu stems from this. As you live your life, you’ve made a decision to condense upon 3D and experience life here. All your choices are recorded upon the space, including all the parallel lines of choices you’ve made in the current lifetime. Deja vu is a convergent point of those line of choices and experiences that carry similar energies along lines of experiences pertinent to be brought to your attention. That includes delivery processes like dreams, visions, emotions, etc. or intuition if you’ve built the skill. Your choices allow for probabilities to present itself and your actions potentiate it.
How can I understand reality? Am I attempting to stick linearity into quantum concepts? If you want clarity, see how my answer fits in a quantum fashion. If you stick with linear explanation, you’ll never understand it no matter how hard you try. So, the answer is it’s you and it’s not always another you, it’s the space but doesn’t have to be past lifetimes or other lifetimes. Your current life diverges when probability brings you choices therefore it diverges to explore all possibilities within choices. And some divergent experiences of probabilities converge within the framework of the same lifetime.
Hence Deja vus. Some Deja vus occurs from a divergent energy experience which can be convergence of different lifetimes. Those are space presentations pertinent to your learning. Many times, it’s a mixing of everything. See it confusing? Figure out the theme and you’ll be able to conceptualize the lesson. Also, sometimes it’s a convergence of astronomical alignments unique to you that open up energies made available to aid you in your learning. Other times it’s your guide. And often times its all the above. If you’re thinking linear, what you think as Deja vus could be a convergence of one or a few probabilities from your current life. It’s not really from future or past. It’s from converging lines of probable divergence of experience you’ve had or having come together to a point of awareness.
When the probability opens up to you then the space can feed you stuff too, not just the very nature of things itself. Then you got your choices that diverge and converge. Know it is never linear and yet there’s linearity in the universe, how can I understand this in different ways? Reality is multidimensional and people only think linear. Its everything all at once. People go linear and always think it is the very nature of things itself, what if it is just you at different points bringing a convergent experience from a parallel experience or choice probability? This concept can be difficult to grasp. You bring realizations to your own lessons, does not have to be the very nature of things itself.
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06-30-2020, 08:31 PM
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Sounds a little like this:
And a little like that:
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4687108/
Which I think originated from:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ga..._Forking_Paths
And a little like that:
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt4687108/
Which I think originated from:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Ga..._Forking_Paths
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Its a glimpse at the deterministic timeline of your 'life', a retort to free-will, and a nasty reminder that the present is the past.
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Originally Posted By BobLoblawBrah⏩
Shhhhh....hush up about that.Its a glimpse at the deterministic timeline of your 'life', a retort to free-will, and a nasty reminder that the present is the past.
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A delay in the processing of information as it relates to the various senses in a particular moment.
For example, if you got a sense of Deja Vu when watching a TV show and someone knocks on your door. If information relating to your sense of hearing is processed slightly out of tune/sync with your sense of sight, the feeling is as if the experience had already occurred, and you're experiencing it again, or it feels very familiar.
So, your mind processed visual information first of you watching tv in that moment, the colours, characters, movement on the screen, etc., then the processing of audio information was delayed slightly, the TV audio, the knock on the door, the rustling of food you're eating, etc., or for whatever reason your mind didn't connect the two sets of information to one experience, you will get the strange sense that you have experienced this moment before, without exactly being to tell how or what.
I recall reading that being a leading theory at the time.
For example, if you got a sense of Deja Vu when watching a TV show and someone knocks on your door. If information relating to your sense of hearing is processed slightly out of tune/sync with your sense of sight, the feeling is as if the experience had already occurred, and you're experiencing it again, or it feels very familiar.
So, your mind processed visual information first of you watching tv in that moment, the colours, characters, movement on the screen, etc., then the processing of audio information was delayed slightly, the TV audio, the knock on the door, the rustling of food you're eating, etc., or for whatever reason your mind didn't connect the two sets of information to one experience, you will get the strange sense that you have experienced this moment before, without exactly being to tell how or what.
I recall reading that being a leading theory at the time.
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I don't think many can eloquently explain the phenomenon from a linear point of view. The universe (and "time") is very ebb and flow. It could be a "glitch" in the matrix (if you're into that weird stuff). It could be your brain "channeling" into another dimension for a brief period of time. Like two different timelines of you and everyone you know clashing into another, but for some reason only YOU have the precognition to notice it. Who knows lol.
I used to experience it a lot when I was a kid, in that I always felt like I was re-living moments/conversations/events that I vaguely remember having before. As I get older I don't have these strikingly familiar experiences as often, but it's still the strangest thing each time.
It happened most often when I was with my immediate family (who I spent most of my time with). It usually started with me feeling like I've had a conversation or seen something awfully similar before. But it becomes more apparent when I'm able to "predict" what someone is going to say or do. Then I usually blurt out : "Woah, I just had some serious Deja Vu!"
I used to experience it a lot when I was a kid, in that I always felt like I was re-living moments/conversations/events that I vaguely remember having before. As I get older I don't have these strikingly familiar experiences as often, but it's still the strangest thing each time.
It happened most often when I was with my immediate family (who I spent most of my time with). It usually started with me feeling like I've had a conversation or seen something awfully similar before. But it becomes more apparent when I'm able to "predict" what someone is going to say or do. Then I usually blurt out : "Woah, I just had some serious Deja Vu!"
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07-01-2020, 06:08 PM
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Originally Posted By whitepaper⏩
I read that too.A delay in the processing of information as it relates to the various senses in a particular moment.
For example, if you got a sense of Deja Vu when watching a TV show and someone knocks on your door. If information relating to your sense of hearing is processed slightly out of tune/sync with your sense of sight, the feeling is as if the experience had already occurred, and you're experiencing it again, or it feels very familiar.
So, your mind processed visual information first of you watching tv in that moment, the colours, characters, movement on the screen, etc., then the processing of audio information was delayed slightly, the TV audio, the knock on the door, the rustling of food you're eating, etc., or for whatever reason your mind didn't connect the two sets of information to one experience, you will get the strange sense that you have experienced this moment before, without exactly being to tell how or what.
I recall reading that being a leading theory at the time.
For example, if you got a sense of Deja Vu when watching a TV show and someone knocks on your door. If information relating to your sense of hearing is processed slightly out of tune/sync with your sense of sight, the feeling is as if the experience had already occurred, and you're experiencing it again, or it feels very familiar.
So, your mind processed visual information first of you watching tv in that moment, the colours, characters, movement on the screen, etc., then the processing of audio information was delayed slightly, the TV audio, the knock on the door, the rustling of food you're eating, etc., or for whatever reason your mind didn't connect the two sets of information to one experience, you will get the strange sense that you have experienced this moment before, without exactly being to tell how or what.
I recall reading that being a leading theory at the time.
Originally Posted By deft0nes⏩
If it happens more when you are younger then that kind of points more toward the OP's description. If we diverge down multiple different pathways then the earlier part of our lives would be shared by more of the offshoots. "You" would start like a taproot and then branch off into limbs and twigs.I don't think many can eloquently explain the phenomenon from a linear point of view. The universe (and "time") is very ebb and flow. It could be a "glitch" in the matrix (if you're into that weird stuff). It could be your brain "channeling" into another dimension for a brief period of time. Like two different timelines of you and everyone you know clashing into another, but for some reason only YOU have the precognition to notice it. Who knows lol.
I used to experience it a lot when I was a kid, in that I always felt like I was re-living moments/conversations/events that I vaguely remember having before. As I get older I don't have these strikingly familiar experiences as often, but it's still the strangest thing each time.
It happened most often when I was with my immediate family (who I spent most of my time with). It usually started with me feeling like I've had a conversation or seen something awfully similar before. But it becomes more apparent when I'm able to "predict" what someone is going to say or do. Then I usually blurt out : "Woah, I just had some serious Deja Vu!"
I used to experience it a lot when I was a kid, in that I always felt like I was re-living moments/conversations/events that I vaguely remember having before. As I get older I don't have these strikingly familiar experiences as often, but it's still the strangest thing each time.
It happened most often when I was with my immediate family (who I spent most of my time with). It usually started with me feeling like I've had a conversation or seen something awfully similar before. But it becomes more apparent when I'm able to "predict" what someone is going to say or do. Then I usually blurt out : "Woah, I just had some serious Deja Vu!"
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Deja vu happens when your brain routes current experiences through the long term memory. We're not sure why it happens but we do know how. You're not remembering a different time line or a past life.
No matter how strong the feeling that you've experienced this before you'll never know what is about to happen, because you haven't experienced it yet, it just feels like a memory.
No matter how strong the feeling that you've experienced this before you'll never know what is about to happen, because you haven't experienced it yet, it just feels like a memory.
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Im guessing the brain is just tricked into remember a past event when a current one has similar, probably compounded when you are paying little attention and dont remember perfect details
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The reason humans don't get to know past lives from the Akash or space is because it's not to interfere with this life and cause bias. Hence all you know is this lifetime. Hence you as the human consciousness does not know or remember until that information starts flowing. If people struggle with just this lifetime they are in right now, they are not capable of being given the responsibility and privilege of knowing and handling the lessons or karma of more than lifetime at once. Hence why you people have not developed your competency, are not developed enough to remember beyond the foggy scattered fragments of memory that is deja vu.
As for the story of vivekananda and how he was able to read books in under one hour using an ability by holding the book in between his hands and sitting still doing nothing. Achieving nothingness can make one receptive enough to fill out with memories. Like those embedded in books. Using this for myself allows me to learn more efficiently than my peers who struggle to learn using ineffective study methods of their own.
As for the story of vivekananda and how he was able to read books in under one hour using an ability by holding the book in between his hands and sitting still doing nothing. Achieving nothingness can make one receptive enough to fill out with memories. Like those embedded in books. Using this for myself allows me to learn more efficiently than my peers who struggle to learn using ineffective study methods of their own.
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Did you just read a book about Hermetics?
Deja Vu is just you realizing you are writing your script.
Deja Vu is just you realizing you are writing your script.
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Originally Posted By GravityLee⏩
Lol its one of those things you gotta read 10 or 15 times over. Maybe one hundred times depending on the personI dont want to think this hard rn
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The only Hermetic texts I've read are the kybalion and the emerald tablets that Thoth wrote. Never read other texts detailing the same template and process. It would be doing more than is needed of me. You can learn the same thing, transcendence info from Shiva in the form of yoga and hinduism, you can learn from Gautama in the form of buddhism, Zartosht in the form of zoroastrianism, Ra in the form of law of one, Thoth in the form of hermeticism, Muhammad in the form of islam, The Christ in the form of the gospel of thomas and jewish mysticism and christianity, those sages from China, from India, from Japan, from south American cultures and native American shamans/tribes, from all the various historical sages and yogis and monks all over the world. Past and present included. Its all the same template and process for working towards the same common goal for all in the end. Discovering the layer above, the universe above ours, the next dimension above third, discovering different layers of things happening. The next layer above that takes up more space-time than this layer of third density or dimension that humans are aware of. As above so below friend lolDid you just read a book about Hermetics?
Deja Vu is just you realizing you are writing your script.
Deja Vu is just you realizing you are writing your script.
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Everyone's technique is to sit still and do nothing. Allowing yourself to dissolve into nothing, moving into a wave of energy, like entering a black hole. Equivalent to shedding or being stripped of one's material form. My present personal record is 4 days. I'd love to sit still and do nothing for decades and centuries. Imagine the wisdom that I would have compared to what I know presently. The names above I mentioned could sit still and do nothing for years and decades. Some of the students of Shiva had to sit still for 84 years to become so bright that human Shiva could no longer ignore them. Acknowledging those 7 students, then he opened his mouth and information started flowing. Gautama was strict teacher as well.I achieve a lot of nothingness, I have my own technique for this.
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deja vu is me opening this thread knowing full well ive read chitty threads before
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Pretty sure it means already seen.
Vu is the past participle of voir.
Deja means already.
I hope this helps some.
Vu is the past participle of voir.
Deja means already.
I hope this helps some.
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I've asked people this question in my family, but no one ever really believes me. I will have a dream that something will happen in my life. Then it could be hours, days, months, or years later where it will actually happen. When that does, my head starts to hurt and my vision gets blurred. No one really believed me until I was talking with my Uncle at the dinner table. They brought up the fact that once they detected that their coworker was pregnant, which turned out to be true, and that other things happen in their dreams. I said the same thing happens to me and he looked at me and was like, they say clairvoyance/precognition is genetic, and that we stem from the same bloodline so it appears that I have it as well. No one else really believes me and only my roommates have seen it happen in real time. Here's what happened.
I had a dream that I was studying for finals in a plain shirt and sweats, with my roommates in the room. The door knocks and I go to get it, and my gf at the time was there holding a pizza for a study break. I kissed her and then the dream stopped, nothing major. Fast forward three months later I'm staring at my computer screen and suddenly my head starts to hurt, and I relive my dream in like a split second, recalling everything that had happened. I realized I was wearing the plain tshirt, sweats, and one roommate was laying in bed, and the other at his desk. I stood up immediately and my head began to buzz and my eyes started to hurt. I tell my roommates that I think my gf is about to be at our door with a pizza. They were like you're a fukkin idiot, she lives two hours away, why would she be here. I ran to to the door and I opened it up. My gf was standing there holding a pizza, surprised that I had opened the door, before she even knocked. I looked back at my roommates and they were like wtf? Then I explained to them that sometimes I see things in my dreams that end up coming true later on. Other moments that happened was I had a dream that I got a call that my grandfather died at 11:17 PM, but not the date, from my mother minutes after it happened. Sure enough, one night I was sitting on the couch with a girl, and I was like my grandfather just passed, and seconds later the phone rang, and it was my mother and I spoke before she could and I said that grandpa died right? and she was like how did you know? Another was we had a vase in my house that my sister knocked over and it shattered. In my dream she forgot something in the kitchen and she blindly turned around and hit the table and knocked it off. Then in real life, same scenario happens, only this time I ran over and grabbed the vase before it fell. There's dozens of other moments that could be so minute, but in each scenario I change the outcome.
I never really thought about it from a dimensional or wavelength standpoint of time, but I just thought it was some weird ability I had. It happens at least once a month for me, and it's always these split moments that I end up changing by differing from the dream. I guess you could theorize that it's my subconscious in my dreams exploring another wavelength/dimension/universe of time, and catching a small blip of a moment that spills into ours, and delivering it to me in my dream with great clarity. Then I also have an eidetic memory, so I never forget things like that. Really seems kind of strange, but who knows man, I'm just living life and not thinking about it too much.
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I had a dream that I was studying for finals in a plain shirt and sweats, with my roommates in the room. The door knocks and I go to get it, and my gf at the time was there holding a pizza for a study break. I kissed her and then the dream stopped, nothing major. Fast forward three months later I'm staring at my computer screen and suddenly my head starts to hurt, and I relive my dream in like a split second, recalling everything that had happened. I realized I was wearing the plain tshirt, sweats, and one roommate was laying in bed, and the other at his desk. I stood up immediately and my head began to buzz and my eyes started to hurt. I tell my roommates that I think my gf is about to be at our door with a pizza. They were like you're a fukkin idiot, she lives two hours away, why would she be here. I ran to to the door and I opened it up. My gf was standing there holding a pizza, surprised that I had opened the door, before she even knocked. I looked back at my roommates and they were like wtf? Then I explained to them that sometimes I see things in my dreams that end up coming true later on. Other moments that happened was I had a dream that I got a call that my grandfather died at 11:17 PM, but not the date, from my mother minutes after it happened. Sure enough, one night I was sitting on the couch with a girl, and I was like my grandfather just passed, and seconds later the phone rang, and it was my mother and I spoke before she could and I said that grandpa died right? and she was like how did you know? Another was we had a vase in my house that my sister knocked over and it shattered. In my dream she forgot something in the kitchen and she blindly turned around and hit the table and knocked it off. Then in real life, same scenario happens, only this time I ran over and grabbed the vase before it fell. There's dozens of other moments that could be so minute, but in each scenario I change the outcome.
I never really thought about it from a dimensional or wavelength standpoint of time, but I just thought it was some weird ability I had. It happens at least once a month for me, and it's always these split moments that I end up changing by differing from the dream. I guess you could theorize that it's my subconscious in my dreams exploring another wavelength/dimension/universe of time, and catching a small blip of a moment that spills into ours, and delivering it to me in my dream with great clarity. Then I also have an eidetic memory, so I never forget things like that. Really seems kind of strange, but who knows man, I'm just living life and not thinking about it too much.
Just keep lifting heavy and taking a multi.
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"Because the thing about repairing, maintaining, and cleaning is it’s not an adventure. There’s no way to do it so wrong you might die. It’s just work. And the bottom line is, some people are okay going to work, and some people … well, some people would rather die. Each of us gets to choose.”
07-08-2020, 03:23 PM
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It's when the simulation glitches and lags, duh.
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