De Ja Vu / myLot

Austria

August 6, 2009 8:38am CST

Have you ever had the feeling you've been somewhere, known someone, seen something but never have? As I recall this is called De Ja Vu. It's actually a form of a genetic glitch due to all of the people in your genetic memory timeline (also know as a family tree). These genetic glitches also come in the form of dreams that seem too predict the future. Have you ever had de ja vu? If so when? And were you stressed when you had it?

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yelrihs

@yelrihs (298)

• Australia

6 Aug 09

I have de ja vu. all the time. and hating it. it made me wonders and thinks really hard what exactly happened and when did it happen the first time. it preoccupied me because i cant find the answer to it!!!

@ylrevhan (53)

• Australia

6 Aug 09

yes, i still remember i used to have a lot of de ja vu when i was younger.. i think its not so much anymore now..

thokius

@thokius (426)

• Austria

6 Aug 09

Yes, it can be confusing. Sometimes you forget which is your real life and which is your dream life.

cassrufus

@cassrufus (116)

• Philippines

6 Aug 09

many times and it really happens before i release it from my mouth and never expect it will be true, but sorry i cant tell my story here but i just wanna let you know guys it happens to me. Even to my mother she experience is it somehow,

de ja vu

prediction

thokius

@thokius (426)

• Austria

6 Aug 09

That means you must have ancestors that were closely connected. It's an anomaly which causes the memories of different people to colide with each other and create visions from the past which happen again in the future.

Pose123

@Pose123 (21635)

• Canada

6 Aug 09

Hi thokius, I believe that experiences such as this are memories from another lifetime. There is so much evidence today for reincarnation that it is difficult to ignore. I think it likely that we have all been here hundreds or more times before, and sometimes we remember. The experiences that I know of personally have been children and I'm convinced that there is no other explanation. Blessings.

thokius

@thokius (426)

• Austria

6 Aug 09

Thank you for the reply Pose, before I discovered the genetic memory I also explained these memories as reincarnation but I never had anything to back it up with. I think that you are right about that we have been here for many centuries but I never could connect that with the memory of an ancestor.