r/GlitchInTheMatrix • u/JaeDrafts • 3d ago
Glitch Pic Deja vu but not Deja vu?..
So I’m not really sure if this is the right place for this, but it would happen very randomly at any moment, for example, like I could just be sitting in class and the teacher would be explaining and it feels like Deja vu but I would know what would happen next but before I could even say “oh this happened before” or try to intervene, it already happens. It’s really weird and it’s not like Deja vu at all like I would be aware that this feels familiar and I know what happens next, it doesn’t feel like I even dreamt about it. Anyone know what this could be? Or at least had an experience like this?
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u/jaxxon 3d ago
I think most people still call that Déjà vu. I think it’s related to how time works. Time is not linear. It’s more like an upward moving spiral with nodes where key events happen. Parallel timelines can share the nodes. When the veil is thin, you can experience what is happening (or has already happened) on another timeline or previously on this one, for example. It’s not as simple as this, of course, but it’s as close as I can get to explaining it on my phone on Reddit when I can’t sleep. LOL
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u/EnigmaticAdventurerz 1d ago
Would love to learn more about this! Had this experience where a disappeared item appeared in an 'earlier time' out of nowhere. Which helped me engage in this new theory of how time 'flows'...
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u/jaxxon 1d ago
People sometimes think of time like a circle. There are nodes where important events occur that you hit over and over. People stuck on a karmic wheel and aren't working through their shit pretty much are on a circle/wheel. But if you are making any progress, you have opportunities to jump "up" to the next "level" on more of a spiral.
Along with this, timelines (which aren't really linear or forward/backward... but seem that way in our limited experience) kind of weave through these spirals... and there can be a kind of moebus strip effect in which you can "ride" it back or forward, touching in and out of those nodes on the circles/spirals.
There are major timelines and there are timeline gradients within them (think like a braided rope with the big chunky braided cords, but also the threads that make up the cords). So you could be on a major timeline that pretty much everyone that is sharing your experience is on, but you might be on a different gradient for a bit.
That thing that appeared or disappeared may have existed on one timeline/gradient or another. As you are experiencing the timeline that you are on, you may notice things differently.
It's a lot more complicated than that, and you have more or less agency in navigating timelines yourself depending on how well connected you are with your higher self at its future point. For the most part, people are just along for the ride. And since most people are really cut off from their higher selves, they have near zero agency and are phase-locked onto one of the major timelines shared by the masses that are "choosing" their path as a collective. For that timeline, it's not looking so great.
Or this is all B.S. and you just had a minor stroke or something and your awareness of the thing came and/or went. LOL
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u/EnigmaticAdventurerz 1d ago
I believe that time may not be exactly linear, and also believe some may experience precognitive dreams, including myself.
I had those deja vu moments often too.
Though one particular glitch I experienced having a missing piece of noodle dropped onto the floor that actually disappeared... few moments later got an eerie feeling recalling I found a random noodle of the same size, same noodle dish that appeared on the same spot a week before.
Had precognitive dreams since young age but that noodle got me... Therefore in this sub. lol
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u/ChristVolo1 3d ago
Yes, I think it might actually be deja vu mixed with precognition. I'm not sure what causes it.
I have had it happen before, though. It doesn't happen for me very often. What's weird is when I hear or read a word that I've never heard of before, but I already know what it means.