Why do I sometimes see scenes that seem like I ve seen them before?

Looks like I've seen it before, déjà vu? This should be a kind of recognizance level of your recollection.

I often foresee what is about to happen, some of which will happen right away, and some of which will take months to come. So I often don't dare to think about bad things, for fear that something bad will happen, or if I think of it, I definitely deny him: it's impossible. It can only show that the sixth sense is stronger.

Me too, hehe, could it be the potential of a prophet?!

You don't have to worry about it, it's always going to happen...

I feel that way too. I once read a book that said that I might dream of a future scene in a dream, and then I would have a sense of acquaintance when the scene actually happened.

This is an instantaneous electrical discharge response from the cerebral cortex. The general principle is:

There are many things we see and hear in our daily life, and the brain first stores these memories in the "instantaneous memory zone". Wait for you to leave something to remember and forget about the rest.

And the brain also has a "permanent memory preservation area", which stores things that you can't forget, such as: what you look like, what your bedroom looks like, how to ride a bicycle, etc.

And sometimes the brain makes the mistake of putting memories that should be in the instantaneous zone in the permanent zone, so you feel like you've seen it, but when you actually look for it in the permanent zone, you can't find it.

I've had this feeling too, and it seems to be very intimate.

Or many dimensional universes really exist, and there is a self in another time and space.

Walking has the same experience as you, and many times.

Psychology demystifies the feeling of "déjà vu".

Have you ever had the experience of suddenly feeling like the scene in front of you is so familiar, that you know everything about it, even the next scene, as if you had experienced it before? However, this is not the case.

According to a recent survey, 2 in 3 adults have had at least one such "déjà vu" experience. According to the analysis of a professor of psychology and doctoral supervisor at Peking University, the feeling of "déjà vu" occurs in everyone: however, if this feeling is too frequent and too intense, it is a pathology.

This situation is called"Déjà vu".

The transience of the brain. It's like if you see someone who looks like your mother, but you don't know him, and your brain mimics your old mind, so you feel that way. Or maybe you've seen it in some books or pictures before.

This is somewhat similar to the Mandela effect, which is kind of a mental suggestion.

Maybe it's your subconscious, plus the psychological effect.

Because of his own psychological suggestion, he actually didn't.

I don't know, maybe I've really seen it, it must be in a dream.

Sometimes I feel the same way, I just don't know why.

I sometimes seem to feel this way, maybe subconsciously.