Exploring the Paranormal Emotive Touchpoint: Investigating Deja Vu

As we explore the paranormal aspects of our ourselves and the ways we can investigate the reverberations of the living, a complex and fascinating odd emotions always comes to mind for me - deja vu.

We’ve likely all heard of deja vu and probably have experienced it a time or two as well. Deja vu by definition is a feeling of having already experienced the present situation. So you may be visiting somewhere you’ve never been when deja vi hits and it feels like you’ve been there before. Or it could come to pass when you’re having a conversation that feels almost like you could guess the next words, verbatim. Either way, deja vu is naturally a very odd emotion and I have always believed it had a connection to the other side.

This connection is not too far fetched when you consider the more fantastical belief that deja vu is actually some kind of premonitory experience, or dream made real. It is an uncanny feeling that takes us out of everyday life and rather suddenly, injects a bit of mystery into our routine. It is deja vu, along with the other odd emotions I’ve discussed before, that I have recently began to contemplate might be tipping us off to a paranormal touch point. So when we experience a bout of it, I believe we can stop and ask the feeling itself a few different questions.

Perhaps this approach can help us understand if the deja vu is our own, or a tapped memory of a ghost. Or maybe its our own deja vu caused by a psychic impression we picked up some time before. Either way here are some questions you can use next time your feel deja vu arise or you find yourself at a paranormal emotive touch point as a result of it.

Questions to ask deja vu:
If this my deja vu?
Is this connecvted to a spirits memory?
Are there any spirits near me, rather connected to this location or not, who would like to communicate with me?
What message do you have for me?
If this is my deja vu, why is this surfacing right now?
Did I dream this situation before?
It’s there significance to this situation?
​What lesson could I learn from this experienced of deja vu?