Déjà Vu: A Glitch in the Brain or a Peek Into Parallel Realities?
Have you ever walked into a place you’ve never been, yet felt like you’ve been there before? That eerie, fleeting feeling is called déjà vu — French for "already seen". But what really causes it? Is it just a brain hiccup, or something much deeper, even spiritual? The Scientific Explanation Neurologists believe déjà vu occurs when your brain mistakenly triggers a sense of familiarity. It may happen when two areas of the brain — one that processes current events and another that recalls memories — misfire or activate at the same time. This makes a new experience feel like a memory, even though it's not. One popular theory suggests it’s caused by a small delay in the brain’s processing of information , creating a sensation of reliving a moment that's happening in real time. The Spiritual Perspective In spiritual circles, déjà vu is believed to be much more than a mental glitch. It could be a sign of soul memory , where your higher self recognize...