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Often in life we feel we have experienced an event that has been encountered many times in life, events or ongoing events that we think has happened in our past lives. I had never experienced anything like it's an event that will take place have I felt in my former life, but if in fact it turns out looking for me not knowing and experiencing the event, so I never thought whether this phenomenon is that the saying KARMA, apparently through one of the articles I found this answer is called Deja
Déjà vu comes from one indecent word or phrase in French language meaning literally a "never seen". That is, someone is having an experience that is felt by him never experienced before.This Venomena (Deja vu) was first found and expressed by a French scientist named Emile Boirac who have studied in the year (1851-1917) and recorded entitled "L'Avenir des sciences Psychiques" he wrote at the time he was educated at University of Chicago
The definition of déjà vu in psychiatric science, according to Dr. Vernon Neppe MD, PhD, Director of the Pacific Neuropsychiatric Institute (PNI), is a subjective influence on their perceived similarity current experience with the past is difficult to explain. While James Lampinen, professor of psychology at the University of Arkansas defines as a feeling of déjà vu is so strong on the global similarities that occur in new situations. The similarity in the déjà vu experience this is a whole, until every smallest detail, a lot like someone who never experienced in the past. But this experience is always accompanied by feelings not nyata.deja-vu-brainThe experience of déjà vu is usually accompanied by feelings of "already know" or "already know" or feel "has been experiencing". Often times a déjà vu experience less enjoyable because humans like inadvertently forced to watch footage of his life that may be scary, odd, or even absurd. This experience usually associated with a dream, although in some cases clearly this experience "never really happened before".Déjà vu has several variations, namely:1. Déjà vecu which means ever experienced.2. Déjà inches which means thinking about it.3. Déjà visite which means visit it.There are also 3 types of déjà vu, namely:1. déjà vu associated with personal life (life déjà vu)2. déjà vu associated with a feeling (sense / feeling of déjà vu)3. déjà vu associated with the place (place of déjà vu)4. The combination of these three symptoms of déjà vu, in which a person feels to have lived as other people in one place and the same time, even feelings of the same.Of the several variations and types of déjà vu above, then the relationship can be drawn that:• Déjà vu déjà vecu is related to personal life (life déjà vu)• Déjà vu déjà inches is associated with a feeling (sense / feeling of déjà vu)• Déjà vu déjà visite is associated with the place (place of déjà vu)Sometimes also described as déjà vu feelings that have seen or experienced something before when people who experience it to know when he never did. But misused as a déjà vu of a precognitive experiences, feelings never experienced something and know exactly what will happen next, and it happened.An important issue of déjà vu is experienced something that has never happened before. While some of precognitive important thing is to show something that will happen in the future, but not a thing has ever done or seen in the future.Déjà vu is divided into two categories, namely:1. Associative Déjà VuType of déjà vu of the most commonly experienced by normal healthy people is associative in nature in this world. Humans see, hear, smell or experience an event related to a feeling that people relate to something that has been seen, heard, smelled, or experienced by humans. Previous scientists thought that this type of déjà vu is an experience of "memory base" and assume that the memory centers of the brain responsible for it.2. Biological déjà vuThere is also the incidence of déjà vu among people with temporary lobe epilepsy. Just before epilepsy, patients often experience or a feeling of déjà vu. With the above pengklasifiasian can teridenfikasi that cues the brain where this type of déjà vu begins. However, with this reason also this different kind of déjà vu déjà vu typical gengan own. People who experience this type of déjà vu will probably believe that they have experienced the same events or circumstances earlier, compared with that feeling quickly passed.
Sense of déjà vu from the standpoint of psychology is an illusion as I know / is familiar with a place that is totally foreign. The emergence of these events are believed to be the result of conditions that have been recognized, but is in a sub-threshold of consciousness. For example, when a stroll amid the city, some characteristics seem like the same as the appreciation of having experienced elsewhere.
The point déjà vu is a phenomenon of human brain activity associated with memory, commonly called "redial" This explanation reinforces the fact that "rearrangement of memory" at a given moment affects the state of human consciousness, Bannister and Zangwill (1941) attempted to analyze the déjà vu with use of hypnosis in 10 subjects. Apparently 3 of 10 of whom experienced déjà vu. Cleary (2008) proposed the hypothesis that déjà vu is a form of something that has been familiar note is called cripyamnesia was nothing that has been well studied but is not stored in the brain, but at a memory time in the "open".
What is clear is nearly 70% of people have had deja vu even without them knowing it, and deja vu is not a psychological disease or disorder in the brain, tatepi more on a result of the activity of the brain / memory about an object without us knowing it.
Déjà vu comes from one indecent word or phrase in French language meaning literally a "never seen". That is, someone is having an experience that is felt by him never experienced before.This Venomena (Deja vu) was first found and expressed by a French scientist named Emile Boirac who have studied in the year (1851-1917) and recorded entitled "L'Avenir des sciences Psychiques" he wrote at the time he was educated at University of Chicago
The definition of déjà vu in psychiatric science, according to Dr. Vernon Neppe MD, PhD, Director of the Pacific Neuropsychiatric Institute (PNI), is a subjective influence on their perceived similarity current experience with the past is difficult to explain. While James Lampinen, professor of psychology at the University of Arkansas defines as a feeling of déjà vu is so strong on the global similarities that occur in new situations. The similarity in the déjà vu experience this is a whole, until every smallest detail, a lot like someone who never experienced in the past. But this experience is always accompanied by feelings not nyata.deja-vu-brainThe experience of déjà vu is usually accompanied by feelings of "already know" or "already know" or feel "has been experiencing". Often times a déjà vu experience less enjoyable because humans like inadvertently forced to watch footage of his life that may be scary, odd, or even absurd. This experience usually associated with a dream, although in some cases clearly this experience "never really happened before".Déjà vu has several variations, namely:1. Déjà vecu which means ever experienced.2. Déjà inches which means thinking about it.3. Déjà visite which means visit it.There are also 3 types of déjà vu, namely:1. déjà vu associated with personal life (life déjà vu)2. déjà vu associated with a feeling (sense / feeling of déjà vu)3. déjà vu associated with the place (place of déjà vu)4. The combination of these three symptoms of déjà vu, in which a person feels to have lived as other people in one place and the same time, even feelings of the same.Of the several variations and types of déjà vu above, then the relationship can be drawn that:• Déjà vu déjà vecu is related to personal life (life déjà vu)• Déjà vu déjà inches is associated with a feeling (sense / feeling of déjà vu)• Déjà vu déjà visite is associated with the place (place of déjà vu)Sometimes also described as déjà vu feelings that have seen or experienced something before when people who experience it to know when he never did. But misused as a déjà vu of a precognitive experiences, feelings never experienced something and know exactly what will happen next, and it happened.An important issue of déjà vu is experienced something that has never happened before. While some of precognitive important thing is to show something that will happen in the future, but not a thing has ever done or seen in the future.Déjà vu is divided into two categories, namely:1. Associative Déjà VuType of déjà vu of the most commonly experienced by normal healthy people is associative in nature in this world. Humans see, hear, smell or experience an event related to a feeling that people relate to something that has been seen, heard, smelled, or experienced by humans. Previous scientists thought that this type of déjà vu is an experience of "memory base" and assume that the memory centers of the brain responsible for it.2. Biological déjà vuThere is also the incidence of déjà vu among people with temporary lobe epilepsy. Just before epilepsy, patients often experience or a feeling of déjà vu. With the above pengklasifiasian can teridenfikasi that cues the brain where this type of déjà vu begins. However, with this reason also this different kind of déjà vu déjà vu typical gengan own. People who experience this type of déjà vu will probably believe that they have experienced the same events or circumstances earlier, compared with that feeling quickly passed.
Sense of déjà vu from the standpoint of psychology is an illusion as I know / is familiar with a place that is totally foreign. The emergence of these events are believed to be the result of conditions that have been recognized, but is in a sub-threshold of consciousness. For example, when a stroll amid the city, some characteristics seem like the same as the appreciation of having experienced elsewhere.
The point déjà vu is a phenomenon of human brain activity associated with memory, commonly called "redial" This explanation reinforces the fact that "rearrangement of memory" at a given moment affects the state of human consciousness, Bannister and Zangwill (1941) attempted to analyze the déjà vu with use of hypnosis in 10 subjects. Apparently 3 of 10 of whom experienced déjà vu. Cleary (2008) proposed the hypothesis that déjà vu is a form of something that has been familiar note is called cripyamnesia was nothing that has been well studied but is not stored in the brain, but at a memory time in the "open".
What is clear is nearly 70% of people have had deja vu even without them knowing it, and deja vu is not a psychological disease or disorder in the brain, tatepi more on a result of the activity of the brain / memory about an object without us knowing it.
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