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The first time I had a sensation of Déjà Vu about something
At that time, I was visiting a cousin's house outside the city and far from where I lived, along with my family, it was the first time I went there because of its location far from the city and the reason I went to go because I wanted to spend school holiday that was left few more days. While on the way, I watched the road around which was surrounded by rubber trees that I had never seen before, feeling swept away on the road quickly made my brain visualize a variety of scenarios.
The trip to my cousin's house was about 7 hours using a private vehicle because his house was far from urban areas with road conditions that sometimes made the trip not as smooth as using the toll road.
My family and I finally arrived at the destination, until there I felt something very confusing in my mind, as soon as I arrived in front of the cousin's house, I realized that I had visited the house in the exact same situation that I was now seeing, it felt very familiar when I saw the house It was as if I had visited before. Then I asked my Mother "Did we ever come here before?" Mother answered, "Not yet, this is the first time we came here". I had no idea at the time that the events I was experiencing were DejaVu, and I felt extremely uncomfortable about it.
Not long after that, I felt normal again and did not think about what I had previously felt, that was my first experience feeling DejaVu about a place, and I felt unable to say anything. It becomes a story I cannot forget for a lifetime, where my mind feels so strange and can explain how someone feels familiar with something that he first saw.
Final Thought
Every person who feels Deja vu will issue different expressions of each individual, some people are confused, believe that he has been in that situation, and some even do not care about it. Deja vu can be explained scientifically and many theories about it have been studied by scientists, you guys can look for it on the internet if you want to find out more about Deja vu.
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