10. Deja vu
Deja vu is a particular experience will be something going on where you've experienced or
see the new situation previously - you feel as if the event has happened or is repeating.
The experience is usually accompanied by such strong feelings are familiar and a sense of
horror, foreign, or strange. Experience "before" is usually associated with dreams, but occasionally
there is a certain feeling that it had happened in the past.
9. Deja Vecu
Deja vecu (Read deya vay-koo) is what many people experience when they think they're experiencing deja
vu. Deja vu is the feeling of having
saw something before, whereas the experience of deja vecu after seeing a previous event,
but only in the great detail - such as recognizing smells and sounds. It is also usually accompanied by
by a very strong feeling for knowledge something that will come later. Experience
never happened - not only knows what will come next - but also able to tell people
about what is to come, and usually it is true. This is very strange and sensations that can not be
described.
8. Deja Visite
Deja Visite is an experience that few people experience which involves a knowledge of the Unseen
to a new place. For example, you may never know the road in a new city
you went to or the landscape, although there had never been to before, and you believe it is impossible have
knowledge about it. If Deja Visite of geographic relationships and space, while Deja Vecu is
of events while. Nathaniel Hawthorne wrote about an experience like this in
in his book "Our Old Home" where he visited a ruined castle and has
complete knowledge of the layout plan. He was then able to track the experience of a
poem written by Alexander Pope had read a few years later. The poem describes the state of the castle
It accurately just as he knew.
7. Deja Senti
Deja Senti is a phenomenon of something ever felt. This is exclusive of a psychological phenomenon and
rarely stay in your memory afterwards. In the words of the person after the experience is: "What
of concern is what is already considered previously, and was already known, but it was
forgotten for a while, and now feel satisfied as if it had been recalled. Capabilities
remember it always starts with the voice of others, or by the words of my own mind, or to what
I read and the word soul. I think the situation is not normal for me to speak in general a few sentences
simple? Oh, yes. I understand that?,? Of course, I remember?, And others, only one or two minutes later I
can recall them all, with no need of words and thoughts expressed by
orally to induce memory. I just got that feeling similar to what has been
I felt earlier in the abnormal conditions like that.?
You think just say it, but you also realize that actually does not say a
word.
6. Jamais Vu
Jamais vu (never seen) is described as a situation has been known but could not identify.
It is often regarded as the opposite of deja vu and cause feelings of horror and fear. You do not
recognize a situation even though you know rationally that you've been in that situation
previously. In general can be described as a person while not recognize someone, words, or
place that actually already knew. This makes people believe that the Jamais vu is a kind of symptom
of brain fatigue.
5. Presque Vu
Presque vu is often expressed with the words, "seemed to have the tip of the tongue" - is a strong feeling
that you will get a clue or insight of what is forgotten, but never arrived. The term "Presque
vu "means" almost seen ". Presque vu sensation can be very confusing feelings and thoughts, and often
people were asleep made.
4. L' Esprit de l' Escalier
L'esprit de l'escalier (staircase joke) is the sense to think of a clever reply comments when it
It was too late to be submitted. It can be used to describe the response comments
quick to insult, or any smart and witty comments, although his arrival was too late
and no longer useful when compared to our thinking was on the stairs to leave an event.
A word of German? Treppenwitz? used for the same purpose. The closest phrase in the
English language to describe this situation is "being wise after the event? or be wise after the event.
The event is usually accompanied by feelings of regret for not previously thought to provide
comment rapid response when necessary. But it might be wise if we think that the replies were
may be merunyamkan relationship. God menyintai the patient and restraint.
3. Capgras Delusion
Capgras Delusion is a phenomenon in which a person believes that a close friend or family has changed
identity as a fraud. This is related to the ancient belief that the babies had been stolen and
replaced by a fairy child abductors in the fairy tales in medieval times, as well as a modern fantasy
the alien or the alien who takes over the body of the people on earth to be their allies.
This delusion is found most commonly in patients with soul, but did not rule it also has
confuse your mind.
2. Fregoli Delusion
Fregoli Delusion is a rare brain phenomenon occurs, in which a person believes that the people who
different, are really the same person in disguise. It is often associated with paranoid
and the belief that the person posing it is trying to persecute him. The condition was named
such as the Italian actor, Leopoldo Fregoli known for his ability to transform themselves quickly during
acting appearance. The first report in 1927 in a case study on a 27-year-old woman
who believed he was persecuted by two actors who are often seen in a theater. He believed that orangorang
This "catch up with the constantly changing shape as the people who knew?.
1. Prosopagnosia
Prosopagnosia is a phenomenon in which a person can not recognize the faces of people or objects
should have known. People who have this disorder are usually able to use the feeling
to identify other people, like the smell of perfume person, shape or hair style, voice, or even the style
walking them. A classic case of this disorder published in a book published in 1998 and
been shown in the form of Michael Nyman opera titled "The man who mistook his wife for a hat? or people
be mistaken his wife for his hat.
We have some experience of feeling, which comes to us for a moment, from what we
say, performed after said or done before, in a long time ago - from the things around
We, in the form of the past, with the same faces, objects, and circumstances - of our perfect knowledge
what will be said later, as if we suddenly remember it! - Charles Dickens
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