Are your past self and present self the same person? Deja vu is finding commonalities between your past self and your present self. by Nada 20231110

Hello. This is Nada from Seito Medical School. I have always felt a sense of déjà vu. In Japanese, it can be translated as déjà vu, but déjà vu is the feeling that you have seen the same scenery before, even though it is new to you. Or, even though it's your first time doing something, you can use it to say that you've had the same experience somewhere before. Perhaps you feel that way because there is a part of you that overlaps with an old memory that has sunk deep into your memory, and your intuition determines that you have already experienced it.

Even if I change my appearance or shape, there are many things that are essentially the same, and I come across similar scenery in many different places than I expected, so I can interpret this as feeling like déjà vu. It was written in some material that there seems to be a concept of treating your past self and your current self as different people. Also, I'll do my own research on this, but I think déjà vu is actually the opposite, finding commonalities between your past self and your present self. Of course, the further apart the past and present are in time, the more difficult it is to realize the same situation, so we can say that we are talking about time differences that allow us to identify with our past selves. Feeling déjà vu may be more likely to occur when the situation is characteristically the same, and when intuition is superior, that is, when intuition is superior to reason.

For the past few years, I've been experiencing a sense of deja vu wherever I go, and it's really just stopped for the past few months. The last two or three years have been a roller coaster of my life, and up until now I had been thinking and acting logically, but now I have learned to act as I see and feel intuitively. It has changed to When I lived with reason and logic, I was bound by common sense like other people, but when I lived intuitively, I felt like I was walking a tightrope on a bicycle, or walking along a precipice. However, when I act according to my intuition, I often end up reaching the ceiling. I'm also careful not to break the law just because I think intuitively, but I've realized that the easiest way to live is to rely on intuition and use reason as an aid. Of course, there are hurdles to overcome, and the key is how far you can believe in yourself. Furthermore, it will no longer be like living a so-called normal life.

However, if you want to be able to make good decisions that can be called lucky, try the Fast Chess Theory. When a chess player looks at the board, he can instantly predict the next move, but even after thinking about it for a long time, he can't seem to come up with a better move. First Penguin, First Chess. Everyone, please listen to the voice of your intuition. It should be safe for everyone to use intuition as an aid to reason. Have a nice day today. See you soon.