What can you say about the term “deja vu”? The term “déjà vu” (IPA:/deÊ’a vy/) (French for “already seen”, also called paramnesia) describes the experience of feeling that one has witnessed or experienced a new situation previously.
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I have experienced 'deja vu' quite a number of times. I really don't like the feeling. Almost like a repetative dream.
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The feeling that you are experiencing something that seems to have happened with you in the past does not mean that you really have experienced it before. The human mind is capable of imagining things which are not realities. There are many illusions that may come in the mind of a person. The Bible tells us the proper use of our thinking power (Romans 12:3). There are sometimes ‘premonitions’; and the proof that they are not realities is that they miss. We must not live in illusions and premonitions. The lives that we have to live must conform to God’s will and commandments. Man only live once on earth, die only once, and will be judge once (Hebrews 9:27). Déjà vu is Satan’s device to mislead people and to take away the trust and confidence that he owes to have on his Creator.
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Been there done that! (I think.) lol.
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Read Futuroception, page 58 - 63. Deja-vu is definitely for real. But it's not about experiencing almost the same thing for a second time or about reincarnation. It's about remembering the moment that you foresaw the future, that is now happening to you. It just shows you the great potential we all have, but don't know how to use.
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