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I'm sure many people here had deja'reve, but how can possibly that be ?

I remember about 20-30 deja'reves till this day, a dream, unimportant, memorable only in its bleakness. Usually a conversation or a brief scene, which will happen in random amount of time, sometimes month, sometimes a year.

As I witness the scene, I immediately remember that I have dreamed of this scene before, I clearly remember that dream and leaves me baffled.

As memory of dream is very vivid, and similarity to scene astonishing, is it just a coincidence of hundreds of dreams of random scenarios or some parallel universe thingy ?

>> No.4090495
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>> No.4090512

dreams are not random, so dreaming of something that could happen in your future life is not unreasonable.

>> No.4090519

>>4090477
you see it too? i knew i wasnt the only one

>> No.4090537

it happens to me frequently twice a year, I mean, one trimester I live normally, the next one I'm experiencing this thing almost daily

sometimes I even remember what comes next in the dream before it happens, sometimes it matches real life, sometimes it doesn't

>> No.4090543

for me, weed triggers it, almost perfectly, some of the visions are so clear, i even knew exactly what was going to happen a few seconds in the future, and was correct, perfectly.

>> No.4090556

I had my own little theory, with that parallel universes...

You know, for every choice you make, a new alternate universe emerges, and maybe some brainwaves can jump trough these universes and your brain will make them for your own...

>> No.4092759 [DELETED] 

All the /x/ stuff aside, does science have explanation for deja'reve?

>> No.4092773

>what if deja vu is just us dying and going back to our last checkpoint
>conspiracykeanu.jpg

>> No.4093218

I get them all the time, they're much clearer too than they used to be, so it's more like a memory instead of a dream now.

>> No.4093227

>>4090477
If you have 20 or more deja vus a day, you have a memory disorder.

>> No.4093237

>>4093227
He said he remembers 20-30 in total, since forever. herp dee derp

>> No.4093249 [DELETED] 

>>4093227
>>4093237
He didn't even say deja vu. He said deja reve.

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i had a dream/nightmare last night

i was in a closed shop, with dirty windows and the light was dim. there were old people there, not threatening me in any way, but just standing all sinister like, i had a stick; i approached this demented old women slowly and poked her torso; the feeling of her brittle ribcage against the pressure of my stick was so unnerving. i'm frightened of death.