The Secret Behind Deja Vu

[@AllTimeTwo]

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[@DamOneMan]

I'm glad you said something, cuz I thought you reuploaded this video to see how many people say this video gave me deja vu

[@johnjeffreys6440]

All 3 of your drawings seem to have some relation to the photo. It looks like you were trying to draw ice cubes in a beverage.

[@John-p7y7b]

If you separate the channels you could consider naming this one All Time Weird or something like that instead of "2"

[@majinwarwulf]

I think deja vu is when whatever causes the Mandela Effect changes and you are partially aware of the time ripple.

[@Swimmincircls]

You from Chicago? I keep seeing all these shots of the skyline and I gets me every time damn I love my city

[@victorbruce]

The one aspect of Deja Vu that I’ve experienced that you didn’t mention is the sensation that overwhelms me when I experience it. It’s not simply, “I remember this place” or “you’ve said that before” it’s more like a premonition that became at reality at that precise moment

[@trumpershaveblinderson7470]

In middle school. I freaked my teacher completely out & even myself a little. Deja Vu floats with prophecies in ways. Not saying this event was a prophecy. I left lunch early one day. Walked to my Social Studies classroom. Noticed the room was empty except for the Ms Hand. On the chalkboard. She was writing out the main topics. For the chapter of the day. Almost done but not yet. I asked her after seating down in my normal seat. Why is she rewriting Yesterday's lesson? She said she wasn't rewriting Yesterday's lesson. I gave her my copy of her yesterday's notes. It was COMPLETELY. Like her chalkboard would have looked like. If she finished with the board. I'll never forget that look she made. Fear of bewilderment , amazement at once. The notes from our day before matched. Bell rung & class filled. Ms Hand hinted around asking If? Anyone was familiar with it. Got No answers from the class. Besides something they heard before. We only ever talked about it once. She said, We're not talking about it. Few weeks later. I brought it up again leaving one day. The look she gave me. Saw more fear than anything. Not fear of me. Just fear of not understanding. How?

[@shankCR7]

That's crazy dude

[@Sadioli]

Thats super creepy but awesome. I've had a lot of feelings of it, but not like that. I saw a brief glimpse of myself just running through my aunts yard,while i was in a dream (it also felt like a lucid dream). And that moment repeated exactly about a week later. ( i know it sounds like nothing, but it was the same exact moment and feelings and it scared me enough to go home at the time)

[@heatherhoffman9869]

I watched my 4 year old niece have her tiny mind absolutely blown while experiencing deja vu for the first time. Absolute gold! Even though I was only a bystander in that event.

[@shankCR7]

How did you get to know that's deja vu?

[@heatherhoffman9869]

@shankCR7 Whatta ya mean? How did I know my niece was experiencing it? She said "Wait a minute, stop, stop, you already said that, I already said this , this has happened before" or something to that affect.

[@shankCR7]

@@heatherhoffman9869 that's crazy haha

[@wildbillhackett]

CS Lewis said way back in the 1950's that deja vu was experiencing something in waking life that you had previously dreamed about but only had a vague memory of.

[@johnjeffreys6440]

I also think it can have something to do with ancestry. If you walked into your great grandfather's house, but didn't know that it was his house, you might get a sense of familiarity that you can't explain.

[@chucktouchton398]

It seems like a scripted rerun. Like we are all unwitting actors that were cast in a syndicated reality show that were given amnesia and have been able to sometimes recall portions of the series over time. Honestly, existence is so misunderstood, inexplicable, and undefinable in it's objective nature, that that hypothesis makes just as much, or little sense than any other of an infinite number of possibilities. No one truly knows what the hell is going on and what "life" even "is" or "might be"...

[@wildbillhackett]

@@chucktouchton398 I've often pondered that passage in the bible where Moses gets frustrated and asks God, "Take my name out of the book you have written."

[@wildbillhackett]

@@johnjeffreys6440 There's some good research with animals which certainly indicates the strong probability of genetic memory.

[@BaptistJoshua]

​@@johnjeffreys6440No. I have noticed other videos he makes where he did not mention pertinent information. Possibly because he is a young adult and uses the internet(which is an agenda tool), instead of older books that have the answers to his questions. I was Christian homeschooled, so I got a faaaaar better education than der State gives, if you know what I mean. 🙋🏻‍♂️ The cause of _deja vu_ is already known. It is ab electrical misfiring in the brain, which activates memory cells at the same time as you are experiencing an event, so the event feels very familiar.

[@InspectorSpacetime333]

The causal loop theory would also explain the cosmic familiarity we feel with certain people. That soul mate feeling. If you love someone so much in the future, and that reverberates back through the timeline, the you who hasn’t even lived it yet still feels it, and that’s when you get those moments where eyes meet and something sparks.

[@sophiacohen5298]

Yes

[@Hanif_World]

Yep thats exactly how I met my husband!❤

[@christopherdieudonne]

0:42 Recently, as in the past few years, I have had déjà vu episodes that have lasted at least 20 seconds, sometimes longer. A few of them also felt like a déjà vu that I had already experienced, even down to me saying during, "This is a déjà vu". Meaning, I said it twice, if you will. Once in the first déjà vu and then again in the new one. I can't explain myself very well but they felt like a "double déjà vu" if that makes sense.

[@anicoleww]

I think I’ve experienced this too

[@johnjeffreys6440]

I also think it can have something to do with ancestry. If you walked into your great grandfather's house, but didn't know that it was his house, you might get a sense of familiarity that you can't explain.

[@DouglasHalvorson]

I like how you opened it by saying the same thing twice 😂

[@morpheus-real]

make me deja vu

[@skyrisesenpaiii678]

i was like... wait.. did i just get de javu while he explain de javu? ahha

[@kbzxl]

im drunk asf got me tweakin bro🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@cmm07r]

Every time I experience Deja Vu, what I remember always ends bad, but what happens doesn't (still wont take chances though). The one that really go my heart racing was when I used to work as a police officer. I was sitting in a parking lot typing a report when I typed a familiar sentence. I don't remember it now, but back then it sent me into overdrive. In the blink of an eye I had unholstered my firearm and pointed it straight at the empty intersection in front of me. The reason for that was the part I remembered coming next is someone open firing with an automatic and turning my car into Swiss cheese with me inside. This was also during the time when the dysfunctional populace called for an open season on law enforcement, so everyone was on edge. After a quick look to see no one saw that, I went and found somewhere else to type the rest of my report.

[@NotAloneStudios]

I've experienced Deja Vu like this too! It freaks me out when it happens because I don't know if it's going to end bad but then everything is all right. Anyways glad to hear that you're alright and it worked out for you.

[@Lencho327]

That's how you avoid deja vu. I'm glad you changed your location. Because if your not there it won't happen.

[@shankCR7]

Perhaps but what i observed is what is meant to happen will definitely happen but u can escape by replacing but still it may and will chase u in one or the other ways​@@Lencho327

[@k8lynmae]

I am 52 female in australia. I remember all my dreams and they recycle at times I often watch a movie or smell a smell etc and it instantly triggers me to a memory of a dream I have had and even from childhood.

[@larsonfamilyhouse]

When I’m falling asleep I go RIGHTBACK to all these other dreams

[@shannonsmith924]

When I was 14 ongoing as a kid I would recall every single detail of all the dreams I had. Every dream was intensely realistic and detailed and I remembered all of it. For years I could look back and remember all of it like it was yesterday. Whats interesting is I can recognize when someone else has the same dream as me, of something I’d seen long ago. Which means they connected with my past memories of dreams with their mind.

[@immortaljellyfishstudio]

I have always had really vivid dreams and still do although i don't remember them as often nowadays, (except for 3 dreams I had when I was a kid that were the most impactful and meaningful dreams I've ever experienced and I still recall every detail of) but I digress lol ....most of my other dreams were and are still so vivid that sometimes I can't decide if something really happened or if I just dreamt it! Never anything important, just little things... like I'll swear someone said or did something random but then I question it.... like wait, did that actually happen or did I just dream it? And I'm not sure what specifically triggers me to even question it when I do either, but luckily it's never anything too important and doesn't happen very often, so it's not a big enough deal to seek help over or anything....lol (I still know the difference between reality and dreams...mostly....lol) It's always just these insignificant random little things and a minor annoyance when it does happen--like forgetting why you walked into a room or when you forget the point you were trying to make mid-sentence lol

[@samsaverino8159]

When i was a teenager i passed out and had this crazy dream where my whole life passed before my eyes inside of an analog clock and at the end i seen myself at the same place I had passed out at from my own perspective walking over to the trampoline and putting my hands on top of my head and putting my head down on the trampoline for a second then looking up and seeing the fence. Two weeks later it happened exactly how i had seen while passed out. It was so overwhelming i fell to the ground and cried, i couldn't understand how it was possible.

[@Huntress_Raven]

I’m sorry this happened to you, though I don’t understand it.

[@samsaverino8159]

@@Huntress_Raven its very difficult for me to explain very well in text. Simply said I seen myself do something from my own perspective 2 weeks before i actually did it. It really messed me up and made me start contemplating what life and reality is, I started to wonder if our lives are already predetermined and freewill is just an illusion. I think it would explain deja vu, and psychics.

[@shankCR7]

​@@samsaverino8159yeah dude I am stuck too if it's a simulation and somehow because of a few bugs or errors we find things like these. I'm bewildered 🐥🪚🐥

[@RandyVidz]

Its nuts, science cant explain it

[@KarenSmith-pc8ji]

For the younger ones out there… the 1970 song Deja Vu by Cosby, Stills, Nash & Young is a great sing and it was very popular back in the day. Worth checking out. @AllTime2, thanks for a great and thoughtful video.

[@mandelaeffect1111]

When I have Deja Vu I’m able to announce what’s about to happen to others around me.

[@REmetafiziks]

Me too 😮

[@Sadioli]

I have had really strong instances like that before too 😱

[@CarnalEssence]

I’ve never been able to do that

[@niftytakedown2276]

Same. I remember a specific moment where I knew what was going to happen somehow

[@VivianWabbit]

0:22 bro don’t do that to me 😭

[@Lenastar23]

Now that i have neurological issues (TLE) and an increase in deja vu i can definitely say its related.

[@chickenjoeclark]

déjà visité ('already visited'), déjà rêvé ('already dreamt'), déjà entendu ('already heard') , déjà senti ('already smelt'), and déjà lu ('already read').

[@k8lynmae]

Nearly 52 female and in australia. I remember all my dreams and even from childhood. My dreams recycle at times and I learnt to change the traumatic ones to escape dangers. I learnt to fly to escape bullies and for funsies also. I used to dream of tidal waves as a child also. I never drowned in them but I learnt to deal with them to be less traumatic. If I have a traumatic dream I lay back down and re enter the dream and change the outcome.

[@Huntress_Raven]

Good technique.

[@shankCR7]

That's lucid dreaming and I'm also a master in it like you 😁

[@RandyVidz]

I can fly very easily in my dreams, Im so confident in it so i can just do it even if it isnt a lucid dream it just comes naturally to me. But i cant seem to spawn hot girls as easily.

[@Dragongirl02]

Something happened to me. It was basically a nightmare coming true self, a nightmare turned into a self-fulfilling prophecy, and that issue still haunts me to this day. It did not play out 1:1, but it was like the nightmare was trying to warn me of it, and I just shrugged it off as a really bizarre nightmare from a stressed-out brain until the event played out in real life, and it really, really upset me that it happened annoying to deal with a real-life nightmare.

[@fuckableface]

care to elaborate?

[@k8lynmae]

De ja vu, I have seen this video before. Always awesome to replay them for the newer viewers and help,us remember the info … ❤❤

[@Martin-j1i]

I've been in a constant state of deja vu for years.

[@ashtondillard6906]

The part about nightmares coming true happened to me like last November. I remember having a dream of standing in front of 2 tombstones at a cemetery during a dark and stormy night. The next day I went into work and found out a customer that comes in almost daily had passed away. The month after this I had a friend call me and tell me my Ex girlfriend had passed away aswell from a drug overdose.

[@Gvsvillages]

I like your tagline, "never stop searching".

[@AllTimeTwo]

Thanks!

[@toochbertucci4727]

I’ve actually been having a lot of déjà vu lately and it’s not just a small feeling of déjà vu. It’s my whole body goes into some kind of. I don’t know. I can’t describe it like dizziness, almost as I’m experiencing déjà vu

[@Huey_Freeman357]

It is listed as a side effect of the thing they told everyone to get a couple years ago.

[@anicoleww]

@@Huey_Freeman357told everyone to get?

[@larsonfamilyhouse]

@@Huey_Freeman357 not

[@johnjeffreys6440]

I also think it can have something to do with ancestry. If you walked into your great grandfather's house, but didn't know that it was his house, you might get a sense of familiarity that you can't explain.

[@Huey_Freeman357]

@@larsonfamilyhouse yes it is, there's pages of side effects and that's definitely one of them. Why don't you actually look into something before you speak.

[@camsp2022]

Ive had such intense deja vu to the point i told my friend what she was about to say. It was wild

[@Heroiixz]

Reincarnation could have a explanation for deju vu involved with a location or skill. Imagine you lived at a certain place before or have a skill you never learned before

[@wyleong4326]

I cannot find the video, but a BBC presenter once passed by a house and an inkling made him knock on the door and asked to go inside. What I can remember is that, he knew the house as if he had been there before, having lived there and all. (While I was typing this, my neighbour must be watching X Files coz the theme song just played)

[@crammaster88]

I always liked the theory that Deja Vu is caused by the fact that an alternate timeline you, seeing this and then dying soon after in that timeline thus you see it your timeline and think, “Wow Deja Vu.” Cause it’s the last thing alternate timeline line you saw and that’s what they focused on after death. I think it’s truly truly fascinating.

[@thestfuchannel6090]

How would that make sense ur not doing something dangerous at that moment

[@ALone-wc2oh]

De Ja Vu is actually the reexperiencing & sometimes the recollection of something you already experienced in the past. The Mandela Effect is causing the Dr Ja Vu since we are all quantum shifting through different alternate realities & times. To put it simply we are all experiencing alternate reality occurences of events we already experienced. We cannot repeat a past event we already experienced, but we can experience ALTERNATE REALITY instances of our past & that's what De Ja Vu is.

[@NubianNemesisArise]

Ooh, best explanation yet 🎉😅

[@stevenousleyII]

Thank you so much for the stellar work you do/put into your content, my guy! We need more people that speak the truth like yourself, but I have learned so much from you/your channel, and I can’t thank you enough. Xx Steven PS I’m almost 33 and I get Deja Vu at least every other day!! 😮

[@suzannecarter445]

Excellent, balanced discussion! I like your theory - still the problem I see with it is that Ingo Swann never actually viewed many, if not most of the sites that he saw in remote viewing so he couldn't have been seeing it in the future. I once read that Edgar Cayce told someone they would sell their house when "those two wed" referring to King Edward and Mrs. Simpson. It's not that the two things were related but they were on the same timeline. So, if I see the blue car with the flat next to a red fire hydrant and shiver with deja vu, I'd start looking for a significant (preplanned) event on the same timeline.

[@Susan.Burns63]

Now I'm old, I don't get Deja vu often but I am able to stay in that weird moment until it takes me to the memory! Which is pretty cool 👍🇦🇺

[@shankCR7]

I had a deja vu but at that time i was able to control my actions so that the small accident won't happen to my friend. The ability to control i got it after trying so hard for years

[@alastoria_va]

In 6th grade I was going to sleep and thought about a sudden rainfall at school, so that we would all have to run inside. Guess what happened the next day. Exactly what I imagined.

[@karenthemightyunicorn0919]

About 3 months ago, I had an episode of Deja vous that lasted a few hours. It really freaked me out

[@rismonteezofficial]

U lying

[@jaymelou1106]

I've thought for a while now that Deja vu is something like the sudden recognition of unintentional remote viewing memories. I appreciate you correlating the two!

[@johnjeffreys6440]

I also think it can have something to do with ancestry. If you walked into your great grandfather's house, but didn't know that it was his house, you might get a sense of familiarity that you can't explain.

[@jaymelou1106]

I Like that idea i also tossed around the idea of past life memories or something of the sort

[@ZillaZarate]

When I experience deja vu I usually just do some random ass stuff to change it !

[@skiIIed]

There is an really interesting "Remote Viewing" exercise you can do with a friend. You and a friend agree that a few times a week at a specific time both of you will stop whatever you have been doing, and sit somewhere quietly for a few minutes and try to visualize where each other are/where each other has been/what each other has been doing. The first few times you do it, you probably won't have very amazing results, but as time goes on, its startling how much your accuracy increases. Try it

[@Gaia_Gaistar]

When I was a kid I had a dream our orange cat gave birth to a litter of kittens behind my grandpa's toolbox while my grandma's sister was visiting. Fast forward months later and my cat gave birth to kittens, not that surprising, but it played out exactly like my dream down to the last detail. So weird.

[@kevinpruett6424]

Same here, involving people who moved away I thot I'd not bump into for a long time, dreamt of them in a house I'd never seen before, and the next year were driving by their area so decided to stop and say what's up. Soon as pulled beside the yard and saw the tree, the most eerie feeling flooded me. But the inside with stairs you could walk around 360 degrees through the kitchen was the clincher convincer for me. Sliding glass doors to back patio also. Uncanny. Time may not exist in a linear fashion, and/or other realms may be able to send us secret signals

[@cybernightzero5891]

Philip K Dick did a speech in France in 1977 called "If You Think This World is Bad, You Should See Some of the Others" In it he brings up Deja Vu and its role in the multiverse, or what he calls "Orthogonal Time."

[@aleksandralazarek7537]

Deja vu is somewhat common for me. When I was young, I used to mistake (recognize?) it as acts of clairvoyance.

[@helma-tg5ve]

i experience a WEIRD type of deja-vu . sometimes i am doing something and i stop in my tracks . i realise i’ve done this before and i do everything in my power to stop it from being true but i do exactly what i done in my per se “dream”. it feels like a future self gives my present self now flashbacks of some sort.

[@saintessa]

I feel like dreams are connected to waking life and so many times I've had a djavu type feeling I've wondered if I've dreamed it.

[@valentinusaurelius2259]

Is there an opposite of deja vu? Like, being in a place that should be very familiar, your home, car, work, etc., but for a moment having no memory or knowledge of the place?

[@herbie53opf]

Dementia

[@langustajableczna]

it would be something relating to declining cognitive abilities. If you experience this, or someone you know you really should consult with a neurologist

[@anicoleww]

Amnesia … maybe get tested for lead poisoning if you are experiencing this, especially with other symptoms

[@valentinusaurelius2259]

@@herbie53opf 😂

[@EternalChamp]

Alzheimer’s

[@goaway601]

I had deja Vu so much as a kid, like at least once a day, I could finish people's sentences. Not as much anymore. But there are times when I've completely changed my plans or turned the car around because of an overwhelming feeling of dread going in that direction. Sometimes I walk by people and I feel like I got punched in the stomach. Trust your gut. I have severe anxiety now. So it's hard to tell what is anxiety and what is gut instinct.

[@sajja6848]

wow, i swear i'v already seen this video from you before. ultimate deja vu

[@anewday.365]

So happy you're making videos again

[@larsonfamilyhouse]

This is old but yeah me too lol

[@dvet91]

In my experience, when I wake up from a dream / nightmare that is going to come true, I KNOW that particular dream WILL come true. During these dreams, the scenarios are happening to me. In life, they happen to other people. Sometimes I know the people and sometimes I don't. There have been very few times that I had the dream more than a day or two before they actually happened. Most times, the dreams are only hours ahead and a few of the dreams happened as the live scenario was playing out. This is why it is considered a curse. I have no idea who the dream will happen to or when it will happen and CANNOT stop it from happening. I have also experienced dejavu. I don't believe dejavu comes from dreams because, as I said, I know, as soon as I wake up, if the dream is a premonition. Dejavu has a completely different 'feel' to it. Instead of dread and foreboding urgency, dejavu feels more like a memory that could not possibly be a memory. Bewildering, to say the least. Maybe, for those fortunate people who don't dream premonitions regularly, dejavu IS the memory from a past dream of their own future. For my own sanity, I'm going to throw dejavu in the file "Eternally Classified Secrets" and hope that All Time and his subscribers will eventually declassify all of it.

[@RC.3RD864]

All Time! I've got to say!! WELL SAID!!

[@Nille0212]

I have been able to get into a conversation and said the other person’s sentiments with the same emotion/vocal waves as them before. I don’t even try to do it. It’s like I just I start off in a mocking way and just happen to recite every single thing they say just as they say it. It’s scary at times.

[@EclecticDD]

I haven't experienced deja vu for a while. I would love to hear you talk about lucid dreaming.

[@AllHallowsEve2012]

I love this take and I feel like you pretty much nailed it professional society doesn't wanna sum it up to anything supernatural but the power of the truth and nature is all around us.. The problem is many people are too afraid to accept it or have too much money invested in the idea of normal to admit they were wrong to the public now.

[@questanunnaki7534]

I’ve literally have had dreams that came into reality before. I’ve had dreams where I was having certain conversations, at a particular place, with specific people. OR I get deja vu when I think about someone else’s life to almost like I experienced what that persons life would be like & I’ll get that funny feeling in my head and stomach kinda like deja vu but different. I’m glad you made this video 🙏🏾, this topic is not spoken about or explored like it should be . Since those experiences I’m 100% the human mind holds many secrets & they don’t want us to know .

[@brooklynasz]

I had it once lasting like 15 minutes. When I was like 15 years old at school. I knew it what's gonna happen, who was about to walk in to the classroom and what that person was gonna say. I remember even telling my classmates what gonna happen and they were shocked. Was longest for me.

[@shrift9907]

Not even kidding, when he talked about the slider and the picture of the volcano with the numbers, I had deja vu, it was like I had watched that exact part of this video before.

[@Misty.Dreaming]

omg me too 😮 that’s crazy!!!

[@haleyandleahvlogs]

i had deja vu yesterday and it really freaked me out. i was walking downtown with my sister and the place we were walking, it seemed way too familiar. she then pointed out how our uncle, who driving a black car, rode by. i turned like weirdly to look at the car and like everything hit me and i got so freaked out cause i remember the same exact thing happening, i dont remember if it was a dream or what but it was so freaky like i could feel the deja vu before the full thing happened.

[@alanmonaghan4745]

Fell in infant school hitting my head hard and felt like I was living my life all over again from that day life has been weird to say the least.

[@2bossedup]

I was taking care of my grandpa after learning he had a stroke a few years prior. I had no idea about his divorce or situation with his wife after my grandma. Nor did I know exactly how divorced worked. In 2015, I had a dream his ex wife approached the front of his house wearing white pants and a green shirt I saw trash bags full in the dining room. I told my uncle and grandma about it. 2 weeks later that same scenario played out exactly. They were shaken and I was glad to Have them as witnesses to it. And it never happened that way or before that since. I learned that my grandpa had a lawyer as well and had no idea..he came to his house to mark everything she was supposed to get half of.

[@kal-el-fornia2479]

Just tried the RV tournament website, and was blown away by one of the slider images I saw matching what popped into my head. But official results or whatever tomorrow

[@katleigh4460]

Great video. Very interesting. I have had instances of deja vu in the past. Although, none that were especially impactful. At the time I know I found the event interesting. But, I can't recall any of the specifics now. I had never heard the term Deja Reve before. The definition is quite intriguing. I also found your thoughts and opinion on the correlation between remote viewing and deja vu/deja Reve very compelling. I also agree with you about the science of the unknown is much more interesting than science of the known. Thanks for another well researched and produced video and all the hard work you do. Have a blessed day.

[@tristanbrooks4755]

"I want to study things we dont know, I want to learn new things" - this is the purpose of the scientific method. There would be no science if it wasn't about advancing the frontier of knowledge. Scinece simply generates more knowledge by grounding it in evidence. It is actually only through the scientific method that we *can* actually come to have new knowelege. In its absense we are just speculating. Love your videos though man!

[@codyhanson1344]

A fairly recent experience I had with this was with one particular scene in a movie. I could have sworn I dreamt of that exact scene before, except I was in the scene in the dream as opposed to viewing it. That dream was long before said movie came out too.

[@Lencho327]

The saddest deja vu happened to me when i was carrying my daughter before she passed away. Everything ...I had dreamed while being awake and i was 12yrs old. I didn't know. Till 6 yrs later. I hate dreaming. But ive found out how to deal with it and not allow most of the bad dreams Not all... If i had only known 😢. My baby was a yr and a half. ❤

[@JoelMyaer]

So you're saying there's a chance, that I can send the lottery numbers to my past self? Time to start remote viewing!! 😊

[@Nicholas-nu9jx]

Wouldn't that create a paradox

[@kelseyjordan5148]

The first time I took the silly fungus, as soon as we ventured outside of the house, i immediately was like, flooded with realization my life (I was 19) was playing out at that exact moment just like a reoccurring dream I used to have (around 13/14). It was like I was transported or worm holed to the dream itself, but the HD version. Same location, same environment, same number of people (but now they had faces), same time of day. So freaky. It was the first time I can remember getting deja vu so badly I was practically paralyzed. When I told the group I was with "this moment was supposed to happen, I've dreamt this already." They just couldn't (or wouldn't) believe me. But I know what I felt! and saw for that matter. 😅 Edit: Just also wanted to say I freaking LOVE talking about dreams. I think they're really cool and I have said for years that I wish we knew more or how to obtain more, even. Blows my mind when I hear someone say they don't really dream, though. That would be boring to me, imho.

[@ZX81v2]

Alltime you missed a big one at 10:00, the bottom left of your RV was the shimmer of the glass cup, you didn't relate it. :) Try again, also the circle could be classed as the cup handle... you passed :)

[@timstingel9067]

I think deja vu could be memories from other lives for sure! We think we seen something before because we have

[@michestella]

I actually try to find meaning in deja vu experiences. It is so fascinating.

[@cowboysamurai8192]

I always thought it was simply because information traveling in 1 of ure eyes faster than the other, like a pulse slightly off time, and that ure mind can’t process the gap being so inconceivable in span, that it gives an impulse u have experienced something twice

[@GanoAdwok]

It trips me out mostly when I'm able to announce to those around me what will happen next

[@TinaLynn]

I have a medication that I take to help me sleep (tizanidine), and when it starts to kick in, it's an overwhelming sense of deja vu.. very bizarre side effect but kinda enjoyable to try to figure out where the trigger comes from.. 🤭

[@jedipat204]

The other day I had one in a very isolated place that people don't really go. I was wondering n my motorcycle and pulled over near a hilltop to have a view..while standing by the bike I happened to look up and see a man that's stopped and looked around confusing like. I said "state your intentions" and he said "my what?" And I reiterated the word intentions(bc I carry heat legally and that's a crazy place to run into someone on foot. He said he was running and I replied "but your walking" and he replied he was tired and put his hands on knees..after having 30sec already to recover breath. He walked towards me and I could see earbuds and I told him to be careful bc you never know what you'll find in isolated places..he agreed and slowly jigged around that hilltop loop and back down. While I was on the hilltop view I did spy him running a lane through the gravel but it instantly started feeling dejavu like. The me asking his intentions that way and his answer is what stood out. Super isolated coincidence if I'd see him there before last year or something and forgot but had identical interaction. 🤷‍♂️

[@drewcifer2a]

For the past few years when i get deja vu i stop when i can and see if i can "see" past the initial moment to what happened after and if i can do the opposite then what i seen in the deja vu. Oddly it started cutting down on how often it happens

[@k8lynmae]

I am 52 female in australia and quite often have, what I call, premonition dreams. A year or so before the twin towers were collapsed, I dreamt that I was on a tall tower that was on fire and extremely hot and there was another same tower next to it and I had to jump down to safety. Other times I dream of someone I have not seen or heard from in a very long time and they had not even crossed my mind. That day when I get up, I will receive a phone SL. From them or see them out in public.

[@piathomas1980]

I get an extremely pleasurable physical experience throughout my body when I experience deja vu.

[@JETTBADASSMICHAELS]

At around 8:20 i detect the "Beyond Creepy " music :D

[@emilyj9034]

I have left front temporal lobe epilepsy and the neurologists have told me a lot of times when I’m have having Deja vu it’s considered a partial seizure

[@Jen-fp2rj]

I take psilocybin for depression, which has helped enormously; but I had an instance where I took to much because my scale was off and I didn't know it. I ended up very high and experiencing an episode of deja vu so severe it kept happening over and over for hours, I have never experienced something like this in my entire life of 42 years. I have been cultivating my own for years, with years of research beforehand, I have no idea what to make of what happened.. Any thoughts??

[@thesw1ftmohawk77]

I believe dejuvu is a connection to an alternate/ parralal universe

[@CUXOB2]

It's a song that starts playing when you drift with anything. It's built into the laws of physics.

[@kiokuch.1602]

My dejavu experiences happens while the event is happening Like when i walk on this area or do this thing it immediately triggers the dejavu feeling for me Mostly i may remember or think i already know this cuz i dreamed of it

[@squish154]

I usually oy get this weird delayed deja vu that no one ever talks about. Like, in the moment i don't realise it, but a few hours later or the next day, i'm thinking about it again and suddenly reising kt's happened before. Sometimes multiple times.

[@marecwolfe]

That is an interesting tie in, remote viewing and Deja Vu being linked. That makes a certain amount of sense. Most of my Deja Vu experiences come from dreams I had before the event. Looking at through remote viewing though, I wonder if it is linked to how I put myself to sleep. I will often try to quiet my mind and listen to the static in the back of my brain. That white noise often puts me to sleep, but it has been linked to out of body experiences. So I am wondering if by some mechanism we don't know yet I am viewing my future? Just a thought, also this has not happened in a long time.

[@FOGHEAD_]

I’m 41 and been having déjà vu more than ever lol

[@shannonsmith924]

I know this is an old video, that you’ve moved it over. Doesn’t mean it’s not still interesting. I have dajavu quite often sometimes it’ll last whole days. But I’ve also been known to see the future in my dreams. Such as what car I was going to get as a blurred out color, and the way my room is now when I had a dream of it long ago. Also blurred but certain details made it accurate. Like being confused by a big black square blocking most of my room, that square turned out to be a massive tv I didn’t have before. Also a basket in the closet that reminded me of a laundry basket and confused me. I realized I would see through other people’s perspectives in my dreams too. I once saw the even of my friend going to the hospital to see her father who was passing away. It was 7-8am and I woke up right at 8 when I was him pass away in the dream. I’d never seen her father before and in the dream he was wearing something strange and white around his neck, I didn’t know what it was, later she showed me a picture of him and it was a neck brace cast. Something I thought was a dream was seeing real events in real time. The mind is amazing and powerful and its mysteries are abundant. I’m pretty certain a lot of people have hidden telepathy. Ever think about a beach to calm yourself, what you might not consider is that if anyone sees a ghost on a beach it could potentially be they’re seeing someone’s mind form there walking on the beach. Just because someone out in the world is thinking and concentrating on that specific location with their mind creating an echo telepathic form to appear and reside there briefly.

[@iamkartee4591]

I was in my 3rd grade when DeJaVu happened, and i freaked out as i was 8 years old back then, now i feel insecure coz when ever i dream about something I just know its gonna happen someday. I am 28 years old 😌

[@Dell4834]

I have had it once where i knew what was going to happen in the next second

[@American_Airlines_Flight_11_qt]

Nah i just fall asleep have dreams and randomly a "dream" in a place then i say "wait i've been here before" then i wake up forget about it, then 1-2 weeks later it happens same place and time i go "wait i've been here before"

[@joanthomas6012]

Resonates powerfully 🙏🙏

[@dprkassassin1876]

Holy shit, how I think in a video....this is awesome

[@BushBush-qi6le]

I have this feeling at least twice a month

[@redvelvetcake5505]

Having Deja vu while watching this is crazy

[@humbertojimmy]

I find it hard one would rescue the image of a *blue* car next to *red* fire hydrant from a dream. Colors are extremely vague in dreams and are the least we remember about them. In fact, the imagery in our dreams is mostly just shades of grey.

[@ErrantCrow]

I Dream In Vivid Colors Always

[@kramer1372]

…the other day, i had it for several seconds…i was watching a youtube clip, 2 girls were talking about dating….for several seconds , i recognized the video as one that i had seen while living at my old condo….only problem was, that was 10 years ago…and turned out, that the video was only 3 days old…

[@The_graye269]

I’ve had dreams that played out in real life it literally short circuits you for a second

[@Liahs333]

To me if feels like a tape recorder that has paused and when the mind presses play again it senses that it’s already seen or heard this exact thing because it’s catching up to the now. Not sure if I’m explaining it correctly but it isn’t that you’ve done this before, it’s like you’ve paused your brain but the eyes keep recording and when you catch up you know you’ve seen it before because it just happened. I think it’s a brain lapse. Edit: yes! A lapse in transmission ❤

[@deeboy4378]

Ever had deja Vu of having deja vu in a certain situation? . That's the weirdest feeling ever, Almost Ominous.

[@Whofan9211]

I've had deja vu, and the weirdest deja vu experience I've had is where I have deja vu with a sense that some future event will happen soon but it doesn't happen. Like, for example, I had a deja vu of me exercising with headphones and when I looked at my bedroom's dresser I felt like my brother was going to visit us soon but he didn't show up that night.

[@larsonfamilyhouse]

Did you ask him where he was? Maybe it was important for you to know something.

[@Whofan9211]

@@larsonfamilyhouse No, cause as far as I know there was nothing out of the ordinary; I just had a weird feeling that a future event would happen.

[@scottieman2]

That's really interesting stuff.

[@DJMYSTERYYGC]

I have seen people in Mt dreams completely random people I know but aren't necessarily friends with and then a few days later I'll randomly see the person

[@mikelundquist4596]

I feel like I've already seen this video...

[@believeonChriststaystrong7589]

The app you used could look at your drawing and then make a corresponding photo the next day similar to it and send that photo to you. This would get more attention, downloads, etc. Not saying it’s rigged but it could be with that kind of set up. Also, If someone does remote viewing and they draw something that another person looks at to confirm or deny its accuracy, but the person that drew it never sees it, that would nullify the hypothesis that the person who drew it saw it in the future.