Re: What is Deja Vu?

I've experienced Deja Vu many times and the first thing you learn is it is not an accident! The times are very specific and they don't correct missing time, they make you stop in your tracks and rethink what your doing! You stop and re-examine your thought's, your intent, your direction and opportunities that you failes to see. My particular Deja Vu worked within the parameters of my job's. At first it was just at home because I didn't work when I was that young. But I began to notice that my dreams of certain situations at work that at various times became real when I hard at work. But never times that in which I was overwhemed. Just at times when I could stop and think about it. But I went through a wide veriety of jobs and it seemed to only work once per job. This last job, I've been working 10 yrs., and I haven't had Deja Vu so far or I may have, I just won't recognize it until I change jobs if I ever do. But don't let anyone tell you that its just your brain glitching. I can trace my Deja Vu to weeks and months before I had that experience. Believe me, I've been tested and challenged so many times that I leave nothing to debate. Tweet