It could be something as simple as the way you set up your desk when you're about to get started on your homework or on a work assignment.

That moment when something feels familiar.

You could be sitting in the car with a light from the setting sun hitting your face at just the right angle.

When your mind takes you to a time when you were sitting there as a little girl dropped her strawberry ice cream cone right in front of your car.

The mother then yells at her as she stares down at the ground, holding back her tears.

You know what happens next.

The mother grabs her by the hand and drags her toward the car.

But how do you know that?

You've been here before.

Some people believe that deja vu means that you're remembering something from a past life.

Right at that moment when everything around you makes you fully believe that you have experienced this before,

that part of you knew that this was going to happen.

However, some of these stories I'm about to share with you go beyond that.

People who have come face to face with undeniable facts

that they have existed in a time before they were born. Were you here before?

My name is Edwin, and here is a dark member.

Deja Vu may not necessarily show you what you were before.

In fact, scientists have put their own spin on this phenomenon, and unfortunately for some

of us, they seem to make more sense.

One of these ideas is the theory of split perception.

It means that you see something two different times, but the first time you do, you may

only take it out of the corner of your eye while you're not paying attention to it completely.

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