What Is Déjà Vu? Michio Kaku Wonders If It’s Triggered by Parallel Universes

This is com­plete rub­bish. Kaku has sold his soul. He’s run down the same rab­bit hole as Depak Chopra to make mon­ey sell­ing a belief in quan­tum mag­ic.

Brings Freud’s essay on the uncan­ny to mind (deja vu!)—that moment when the famil­iar becomes unfa­mil­iar or the unfa­mil­iar, eeri­ly famil­iar. That dis­ori­ent­ing moment makes you ques­tion your­self, whether you’re see­ing things right, or whether you’re going out of your mind. It can be a moment of insight; it can be a moment of ter­ror. In a uni­verse of ran­dom­ness it makes us believe in ghosts … and gods.

This is clear­ly tak­en from the TV show “Fringe”… At least they could per­haps be acknowl­edged for sug­gest­ing this!

Ask Rupert Shel­drake, im sure he will have plen­ty of com­ment on the sub­ject, as for me im opene mind­ed on it, and have had some very strong glitch­es in my matrix too.

Has Kaku lost his soul? Absolute­ly not. But we lost our old beloved Kaku to anoth­er uni­verse. Now we have this par­al­lel Kaku instead.

Any­one who dis­miss­es Deja Vu as a fig­ment of imag­i­na­tion or relat­ed to mis­placed mem­o­ries has nev­er expe­ri­enced Deja vu to its fullest.

It’s my under­stand­ing from Antho­ny Peake, that it’s our high­er SELF, that knows all, giv­ing us a glimpse to our future.
Read hid book “,Is there life after death”
Fas­ci­nat­ing read

Dr Kaku is the only per­son who makes sense to
com­mon peo­ple.

When we go to sleep..our soul gets free to the the one, and dur­ing that peri­od of time our soul can trav­el not only in earth in the entire infin­i­ty where past present future are mixed to one time, our soul can trav­el and expe­ri­ance at any time and any place and that advan­ture remain in our unconcious…that mem­o­ry can appear when we return to aplace we have been before…even if it was only with our soul…in the kabal­ah it is well known that our souls are trav­el­ing in the infin­i­ty space, thats why we thank the one for open­ing our eyes after sleep­ing everyday…we do not take this for grant­ed…

When­ev­er I’m not sure if I’m in a par­al­lel uni­verse or not, I check to see if Mr. Spock has a beard.

I have often won­dered the same thing about ghosts. If 2 strands of time cross, the arc con­tain­ing the past bleeds through instead of a dead rel­a­tive, you are see­ing an actu­al per­son from anoth­er dimen­sion.

I thought Deja Vu was real­ly this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G2eUopy9sd8

Or Fringe was based on sci­ence? You can’t have works of fic­tion claim to be the orig­i­na­tor of sci­ence.

IT´S COOL. DR. KAKU SMOKED A JOINT. LET THE MAN LIVE SAY WHAT HE WANTS!

Well, I believe it is physics, and I would love to share my hypoth­e­sis with him. I sus­pect he would be inter­est­ed. Too bad I don’t know how to reach him. He’d like­ly enjoy my thoughts on this, and per­haps polite­ly tell me I’m being sil­ly.

Hi mon Pro­fesseur Micho
I have expe­ri­enced more dimen­sions to time that you have not men­tioned, and these effects are expe­ri­enced by a group in an area of space in a moment in time.…. (1) Time vis­cos­i­ty, where you feel every­thing drags and things take longer, while every­one else see you move nor­mal­ly at a fast pace , you find out you have done sig­nif­i­cant­ly less than any oth­er instant when time was less vis­cous.
(2) a ride for the same dis­tance , the same place takes longer , about a few min­utes longer , and the effect is felt by all those with you .… I haven’t clocked it because its spon­ta­neous and unpre­dictable.
(3) You are told by a form of appre­hen­sion , whether a vision of a whis­per of things that will hap­pen in a short while or years there­after.
This no joke or mak­ing fun of any­one , I am damn right seri­ous , and I used it to my advan­tage, time like any oth­er dimen­sion has the same Phys­i­cal prop­er­ties , or would it be Math­e­mat­i­cal prop­er­ties !!! Cheers and all the best.
Sat­tar

“Late­ly, I’ve been going through chains of events, where some­thing, like hear­ing a piece of music, or observ­ing some pat­tern of shad­ow and light, kicks off a big emo­tion­al Deja Vu kind of feel­ing. ”

Wow! I’ve been get­ting that a lot over the last few years! Lit­tle things, maybe just the colour of the sky at a cer­tain time of day gives me a strong sense of Deja Vu. It’s as though I’m expe­ri­enc­ing the faint echo of some­thing I’ve seen before, famil­iar and very com­fort­ing but annoy­ing because it only lasts a few sec­onds. I took to think­ing of it as a sign that maybe I’m on the right path. I don’t know, per­haps it’s just a trick of the mind but it feels much more that that some­times.

Whether it non­sense or sense this the­o­ry exists and exist­ing is the phe­nom­e­non tak­ing place while we expect oth­er hap­pen­ings to occur. Now I will watch the video.

The arti­cle below the video is com­plete­ly mis­in­ter­pret­ing what he is say­ing.

I knew a doc­tor once who thought the expe­ri­ence might be caused by small seizures.

I know that pre­cog­ni­tion is pos­si­ble (I and many oth­ers I know have expe­ri­enced it repeat­ed­ly) and I believe (but don’t under­stand) that time is an illu­sion.

The most mind-blow­ing pos­si­ble expla­na­tion I ever read is found in A Course In Mir­a­cles: “Time is a trick, a sleight of hand, a vast illu­sion in which fig­ures come and go as if by mag­ic. Yet there is a plan behind appear­ances that does not change. The script is writ­ten. When expe­ri­ence will come to end your doubt­ing has been set. For we but see the jour­ney from the point at which it end­ed, look­ing back on it, imag­in­ing we make it once again, review­ing men­tal­ly what has gone by.”

One of the cen­tral “Moody Traits” of the Near-Death Expe­ri­ence is known as the “panoram­ic life review.” This is the clas­sic “I saw my life flash before my eyes.” Imag­ine a sce­nario where­by in the last mil­lisec­onds of our lives we expe­ri­ence our whole life in a lit­er­al minute-by-minute recon­struc­tion from birth to death. This takes place in sub­jec­tive time and as such a whole life can be expe­ri­enced. In that sec­ond life we suf­fer from a form of amne­sias in that we do not know we are liv­ing this life again. Indeed the ancient Greeks termed this the “drink­ing of the waters of the Lethe.” How­ev­er some­times the rec­ol­lec­tions of the pre­vi­ous life leak through and are per­ceived as deja vu sen­sa­tions (actu­al­ly deja vecu, but let’s not get too tech­ni­cal. The “mem­o­ries” that cre­ate this “life sim­u­la­tion” are equiv­a­lent to the pro­grammed sce­nar­ios in a first per­son RPG game such as “Tomb Raider.” As such the out­comes of all deci­sions are accom­mo­dat­ed with­in the pro­gram. There­fore the sec­ond life need not be a lit­er­al re-cre­ation of the first. Sub­tle changes can be made .… in the way “Con­ners” does in the movie “Ground­hog Day.” At the end of that sec­ond life there will be anoth­er NDE sce­nario and anoth­er life-review is entered. Indeed many lives with sub­tle or major changes can be expe­ri­enced. As such, if you expe­ri­ence deja vecu it is like­ly you are liv­ing in a sim­u­la­tion of your life .… this is not as far fetched as it seems. The “sim­u­la­tion argu­ment” using known fac­tors of quan­tum mechan­ics has long been sug­gest­ed, togeth­er with the idea that it is not mat­ter that is the basic con­stituent of the uni­verse but dig­i­tal infor­ma­tion which, by its very nature, is non-phys­i­cal (c.f. the work of Pro­fes­sor Nick Bostrom and Pro­fes­sor Vlatko Vedral). I know this may also sound like “new age” waf­fle but if you are in any way inter­est­ed in this sug­ges­tion check out my books .…

where do you think fringe got the idea ? sci fi son I read this stuff from azi­mov , bear, niven,etc… back in the late 70s was fringe around then on tv?

Inter­est­ing the­o­ry, but I’d rather go with the nature of time. Quan­tum physics per­ceive time rather as a sol­id, one-piece ‘rib­bon’, com­plete with it’s begin­ning and it’s hypo­thet­i­cal end. From quan­tum physics’ per­spec­tive it’s not yet entire­ly explained why we can only per­ceive the cur­rent moment and just remem­ber past moments, and we can’t see time as a whole. In short — why don’t we con­stant­ly see the whole ‘past’ and every pos­si­ble ‘future’. Maybe deja vu is this split sec­ond moment in which your sub­con­scious famil­iar­i­ty with the spe­cif­ic moment becomes some­what more appar­ent to your con­scious mind, even though, that from the ratio­nal point of view it should have been actu­al­ly hap­pen­ing right now for the first time so it should­n’t feel famil­iar.

Or, you know, it may just be a false expe­ri­ence, a trick played on us by our own imper­fec­tion, just like opti­cal illu­sions.

I just feel that if re-incar­na­tion is real, maybe is pos­si­ble to re-incar­nate into the same life again (a kind of cycle), since when we die, we go to a fifth dimen­sion (where no time exist, and all times co-exist), is just pos­si­ble to re-live our lifes many times, per­haps because we need to learn some­thing and deja-vus hint on if we’re doing the right thing or not.

I agree with you Shara, I expe­ri­enced deja vu only with my deal­ings with oth­er peo­ple and even­tu­al­ly to peo­ple who nev­er expect; nev­er in sit­u­a­tions with­out inter­ac­tion with peo­ple … I ask, you’ve read the book “recon­nec­tion” Dr. Eric Pearl?

Was it actu­al­ly two sep­a­rate triple déjà vu events that I had, and not dou­ble as I had writ­ten above? I’m not sure. But nev­er­the­less, those events still bog­gle my mind.

love this response:)

dont think so .…. how are par­ralel uni­vers­es relat­ed to depak chopra?

any­way it seems to me like this is a pret­ty sil­ly equa­tion to look at, and a way to deci­pher ele­ments of past future and present beyond reg­u­lar dimen­sions.

any­way whats up:)

Me in anoth­er uni­verse is absurd, if you think about it, if my grand­fa­ther in anoth­er uni­verse mar­ried anoth­er woman, I would­n’t even be there — explain this para­dox Kaku

same

Yes, deco­her­ent, I get that but their are aspects of quan­tum coher­ence in the macro world. Lasers, phase con­ju­gate mir­rors and invis­i­bil­i­ty cloaks, super­con­duc­tiv­i­ty and super­flu­id­i­ty. If we are talk­ing about mind that could pos­si­bly exist in super­po­si­tion­al states of deep coher­ence — then yes. Trou­ble is, I have nev­er found Deja’s vu to be such a state of deep aware­ness and beyond my intent. But maybe … What is mind? Is t an emer­gent prop­er­ty of the brain or some­thing larg­er?

Sor­ry to dis­ap­point folks — but deja vu is exact­ly the mis­fir­ing of neu­rons (min-seizures) in the mem­o­ry part of the brain. I had them as a teenag­er, and they returned for four months before a full-blown TLE pair of seizures. Sure­ly it has to do with recog­nis­ing new expe­ri­ences as old or old expe­ri­ences as unfa­mil­iar (jamais vu). Noth­ing com­pli­cat­ed con­cep­tu­al-wise!

I read about this recent­ly also.

It has to do with your brain. Small seizures. DUH!! Dudes just try­ing to get mon­ey and have peo­ple believe stuff.

i had a moment last week­end was lookin at the sun­set have nev­er been to this par­tic­u­lar place in my life but as the sun set i had a moment of wow i have seen this and have had same con­ver­sa­tion on where the sun would set on the hori­zon i live in the yukon we have mag­nif­i­cent scenery and that sun­set was noth­ing short of amaz­ing for obvi­ous rea­son

The best expla­na­tion I heard was a brain glitch that results in your read­ing a mem­o­ry you just fin­ished writ­ing a split sec­ond ago. So you instant­ly remem­ber what you’re cur­rent­ly doing.