That strange feeling of familiarity, that veiled recognition of what I am going to say, the reactions, the sequence. Premonition reversed? You could say that. It does not let you predict future. At least for me, the feeling is an afterthought; "I've been through this before." A fleeting remark; An obscure passage; A passing scene; At the most unexpected of times, in situations with the most improbable chances of repeating, that feeling of weird familiarity washes over. Weird? yes. Eerie? no.
I say Déjà vu is God's own way of rewinding our lives. :) Why, you may ask? Well, I believe he wants to give us a good second chance. Grab it. Live it again.
The sabbatical of El Misti hereby ends. And I get a Déjà vu. I hope this was its last. :)
3 comments:
Woooooohoooo! \m/. You makeover-ed your blog! I like eet!
Deja vu's always freaked me out. It's like the future was in the past. But like you said it's bordering on split-second afterthought than a premonition. It's like a fraction of a second before, you know what's going to happen, what people are going to say.
Maybe it's a glitch in the system. :)
Welcome back! :)
When mind traveled faster than body and combined with the argument that time is an illusion of mind.
Welcome Back :-)
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