Prolouge
Have you ever thought that sometimes places you have never been before, people you have never met before, and voices you have never heard before feel familiar?
In psychology, this phenomenon is known as déjà vu. In this phenomenon, you feel that things have happened or places feel familiar even though you have never been there before. Don’t you think there are some missing pieces? Sometimes things feel so familiar that even your mind creates a picture of you in that place, along with past experiences that aren’t real. Nobody else remembers them—just you. Just you.
Have you ever thought that there should be a better explanation, that there could be a different scenario? Have you ever thought that these are not unimportant memories? Why does our brain try to throw this information away like dreams?
Have you ever thought that these thoughts could have meaning? Have you ever thought that there is something trying to hide from us? Have you ever thought that the place we belong to is not the place we truly belong to? Why do people always say, “This is just your imagination or delusion”?
Why do we experience déjà vu only in some places? There should be a reason. There should be another explanation. Are those people not important?
Are those places not important? Are those sights not important? Are those voices not important?
There are many questions, too many answers, too many truths, too many mistakes, too many things hiding from us, too many truths hiding from us. Don’t you think so?
“Is this a lie? Is the world lying to us? Are we really living our lives... REALLY?”
