Dejavu is a universal human experience.

When we experience dejavu, it is your right brain remembering for you. What is it remembering?

A dream.

One that you forgot.

When the event unfolds in your waking reality, and you find yourself immersed in the event as it happens, your right brain is remembering the dream in emotional fashion, since it does not verbalize. In the meantime, your left brain is thinking--"This is dejavu. I've done this before in this exact same place."

Because you have, in the dream which you forgot.

When you are able to remember yours dreams each and every night, you will no longer have deja vu. You will have something much more insightful, which is a constant dialogue where your subconscious mind via the right brain is able to cooperate with your left brain and the conscious mind via thought.

In essence, this play of the two is a exchange between polarity, whereas the right brain is (-) and the left brain is (+). Communication between the two hemispheres creates a dipole current of sorts. Figuring out the meaning in your dreams is critical to this exchange. It is critical to knowing all of your self.

I always think that people are their own personal rubixcube-like puzzles. And how could we ever figure this place out without putting ourselves in the right context to it? (pun intended)


its all over...again