1 What's this feeling?

It was one evening that I first felt it. I knew, from the very start, that something was off. It was a strong sense of familiarity that this particular event or moment is having a repetition. I knew exactly how it was supposed to happen, and it happened exactly how I knew it would.

It was a different feeling, a sense of absolute shock and joy knowing that perhaps my theory was right. This feeling or sensation is called deja vu. For those of the departed and deranged souls who don't have knowledge or any idea about it. Let me tell you what Deja vu is. First of all, sit tight. It's gonna be a long way ahead and you wouldn't like standing up for such a long time.

Deja vu, is the term used to refer to an absurd and unexpected experience, about a peculiar sense of familiarity. As if you have lived through a particular moment in time before, even though it is probably happening for the first time. For example, you are at the road, and see a car pass by, at that moment you realize that you have seen this car, with the exact same number at the exact same day and at the exact same time before. You knew that it was going to pass from here, and you know what would happen next.

The experience of deja vu can vary from individual to individual and you might not even realize that you have actually gone through it or have witnessed it . For example sometimes it happens as a fragmentary glimpse, like having a glimpse of a familiar face or a familiar place that feels strangely similar in a new city or in a new place, even though you just visited the place for the first time. Sometimes the entire event replays in front of you as if you were watching a repeat telecast of their own life.

Many of the world's renowned scientists and researchers have made many theories in an attempt to justify the nature of deja vu. They often suggest that deja vu occurs when there is a temporary malfunction in the brain's memory processing system. Another possible explanation suggests that deja vu is basically the brain trying to warn you about something that is going to happen soon, if not you take precautionary action immediately. Some people theorize that deja vu is actually the brain's ability to make predictions about future events or outcomes based on past experiences.