Deja vu is one of the most mysterious phenomena of the psyche. It has been studied for a very long time, but its causes, significance, or influence on humans are still unknown.
Déjà vu is a feeling as if what is happening now has happened before. Moreover, when exactly this was the first time, it is not clear, but the re-experienced memory is so detailed that a person in a state of deja vu learns all the details of a recurring situation. Déjà vu rarely lasts more than 20 seconds. After leaving this state, a person can feel either fatigue or, conversely, a state of lightness.
Some scholars explain déjà vu as an error of memory, others call it “a dream in reality,” and there are even those who associate the state of deja vu with the transmigration of souls.
The state of deja vu can occur in any healthy person who does not suffer from any diseases of the brain or psyche. However, there are observations that déjà vu is much more common in epilepsy and lasts longer.
There are many scientific theories explaining the phenomenon of déjà vu to one degree or another. One of the popular and optimistic versions sounds like this: arriving in a state of deja vu, a person is in the place in which he should be, the soul has entered the path that was originally planned for it. When a feeling of repetition arises, it is recommended to monitor your feelings and listen to your desires.
In general, the phenomenon of déjà vu continues to be an interesting topic for research among psychologists, psychotherapists, esotericists. There is no single explanation for this condition. The opinions of scientists agree only that the negative consequences of being in a state of déjà vu have not been identified.
