You’ve probably experienced déjà vu or psychic intuition at some point in your life but haven’t known what to call it. Many people write the moments off as strange or weird, then continue with their day, not giving another thought to the phenomenon. However, this brief article delves a little deeper, exploring both the overlaps and differences of déjà vu and psychic intuition.
French of “already seen,” déjà vu is the sensation that a person is experiencing the same thing that they have experienced before. It’s a fleeting sense of familiarity. For example, you may feel like you’ve dreamed about having a conversation with someone that you are having in that moment, word for word.
Psychic intuition is an unexplained sense of “knowing” when something is going to happen. It’s not necessarily a premonition, but a sense of an impending experience, often associated with future events in your life. For example, you just “know” automatically that something bad will happen if you go out, so you opt to stay home to avoid an intuitively negative experience.
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Déjà vu and psychic intuition often overlap with a feeling of something familiar without being able to pinpoint why or how something is familiar. Both experiences are likewise unexplainable, and people have been delving into the phenomena for centuries without solid evidence to explain either sensation.
Understanding déjà vu and psychic intuition is a personal experience, and you have to make up your mind as to why you may have these sensations. Learn more about unexplained phenomena with Mel Doerr!
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