Why does something that has been experienced feel familiar?

When we meet again in this life, we will naturally have a sense of déjà vu, which is usually the fateful experience situation accumulated by many familiar relationships in the past, and the nicks, projections, and imprints in the soul of this life. Similar to Chinese culture.

in the three-life stone.

Western psychology is closer to this explanation than Carl Jung.

The archetype theory differs in that archetypes deny reincarnation and are inherited from generation to family, while the same emphasizes the imprint of repeated primitive experience situations, leading to the emergence of the same kind of related emotional feelings.

In fact, all the encounters in the world are not just reunions after a long absence, but the fate is deep and shallow, and the origin and extinction of the fate make some people inadvertently touch the mark of the previous life, while some people have long forgotten the way they came.

This is generally referred to as déjà vu.

Instant phenomenon. It is also known as the "sense of déjà vu", which refers to the sense of déjà vu that has not been experienced in things or scenes as if experienced at a certain time and place, also known as the hippocampal effect.

Déjà vu is something that is real and scientifically explained, and does not belong to supernatural events.

It's just that the brain's imagination has once conjured up similar scenes. In other words, the sense of déjà vu is associated with the brain, which conjures up this picture.

There are two possibilities.

One: People have a so-called sixth sense, that is, you have felt what is happening now, and of course, this feeling is also obtained by combining many factors and environment.

It's like some are dreams, and some are random thoughts of yourself. In the end, after a long time, I don't know if I have done it or not.

Two: What is happening to you now is very similar to what you used to do, and then you try to think about it, and then you don't know if you have experienced such things before, including you.

Listening to what others say is generally called experience.

I don't know if I've done a lot of things before, but I just say it when I tell others, and I don't know if I've done it or not.

Don't worry too much, memory has sleep memory and cache, it's okay, otherwise thinking too much will affect your decision-making and make you very tired.

3. Most of the time, the reason why there is déjà vu is because of the experience of my youth, which makes me really feel and feel, and everything itself is telepathic. In fact, we find that most of the time we really haven't done something, but after doing it, we find that we have done something similar, and this feeling is very magical, and sometimes the first time we meet, it feels familiar, or it depends on the telepathy of all things, and most of the time, everything in the world is, there is a truth that senses each other, so sometimes we do sense these things.

In fact, this thing itself is very common for us, and most of the time there is indeed this strange phenomenon that surprises us, but there is no shortage of saying that everyone is magnetic, and because of this, we will find that when we meet some people, even if we have not met, they feel familiar, and this is also because of gravity, so there is a phenomenon of mutual attraction and mutual induction.

Why do some things seem familiar, like they have been experienced in a dream?

Because there will be many similar experiences in a person's life, but they are not the same thing, there will be a sense of déjà vu.

Because many scenes in life have similarities, they also have similar views and cognitions about everything.

It may be because these things evoke a sense of familiarity deep within your brain.

Because we experience a lot of things every day, and when you feel déjà vu, it may be a reflection of your inner desires.

Many people have the experience of coming to a place they have never been to before, but the scene that appears in front of them seems very familiar, as if they have been there sometime in the past? Or have you seen it in a dream?

There are also people who can't even tell the difference between dreams and reality at this moment......

It turns out that there are roughly three reasons for such an illusion:

First, memory errors. There are times when our brains make mistakes, such as the reading of memories, the reading of details, and the similarity recognition system.

Second, dreams. Most of the scenes generated by the brain in dreams are ** life, leaving all the memories they know in the subconscious memory, but in reality, once they encounter a certain scene or a certain sentence, it will trigger the dream memory of the subconscious and produce a sense of déjà vu.

Third, physiological dysfunction. People with epilepsy also have this "déjà vu" feeling when they have a seizure, which is caused by abnormal electrical activity in the neurons.

Now everyone understands, right?

Don't keep thinking about the future.

It's more important to know your brain first!