Got that while studying gestalt in psychology class.
Could be wrong though, but sounds reasonable, and still leaves ample margin for other theories as well.
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Deja-Vu
Got that while studying gestalt in psychology class.
Could be wrong though, but sounds reasonable, and still leaves ample margin for other theories as well.
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I remember my psychologist actually told me this was an nervous system disorder, so I would recommend checking it out. Frequent deja-vus are not good, actually it may be signaling that the brain is on hyperactive mode, channeling all energy to it, without even using its nerves to do the job for it.Originally posted by DeDSoL
.. What i get all of the time... two maybe three times a week, daeshavo --or however u spell it-- im not sure where i see it ...
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my most recent one, I am riding this motorcycle with rocket engines and a cotton candy pouch when it breaks down at a stoplight and the side plating that makes it look al cool sticks out sideways like wings except on a vertical axis (hehe... vertical axis... maya in the brain...)
i look up, and the guy next to me shouts "try and fly!!!" so the next thing i know i'm fling over this nice neighborhood with tall pine trees with people on them. this guy in a clown hat is shooting golf balls at another guy, who is not paying attention. I move over to the water fountain, and fall down the nearby elevator shaft and wake up.
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lately more and more ive been getting better at remembering my dreams clearly as if it was video recorded where i can just step back starting from waking up to where how i started. its weird because ever since I moved back here to washington, everytime i sleep, i ALWAYS dream and i always remember it. Even a short nap ill have a dream.. I dunno maybe my brain just likes to show me short movies.
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But there is one thing that I dont know what to call because I know it was more than a dejavu. When I was very young during 1st grade, I remember dreaming and there was one scene in that dream that I remember the most. It was a scene of a concrete wall, there were grasses down growing around it, tall grasses. As if the place was once a house area before but long abandoned. But in the scene was just that wall, grasses, and on the left a nice tree that stood just a few feet higher than the wall.
Everything in the whole scene is black & white except the leaves of the tree and the grasses were in the middle of being green and black and white.
The next day, my parents decide for all of us to go to the beach along with my dads students so we all go. I was in a jeep just looking outside when it hit me:
I saw the exact same scene and I know for a fact that I wasnt dreaming and remembering it now, i know that it happend because that was the first time I ever experienced something like that and my heart was pounding. I was soo scared that I think thats why I still remember it. The feeling it gave me was a scary feeling, like in the movie, The RING, when it showed the dead girl in the closet, it gave you that shocked, heart-pounding moment.
But yeah that was the weirdest thing that ever happend to me, besides all the astral projection that has been occuring with me lately..ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh..
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Here's an article I found: https://www.apsa.org/pubinfo/remqa.htm
quote from article: "Of people awakened during REM sleep, as many as 70-95% of them report dreams in contrast to 5-10% of awakenings during non-REM sleep."
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And that only when we realize we are dreaming can we see life as it truly is.
I think you were trying to tell yourself some thing, its up to you to figure out what.
the present moment,
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you get particular classes since youre born or what?Por aqui el cliche es que el psicologo, tené que ser argentiiino, mah que venesolano. vihte?
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