Experiencing déjà vu during a consultation can be a positive indicator, especially in fields like Vaastu, where intuition and a deep connection with the environment and energy are crucial.

You might be surprised as you read this to discover the fascinating connection between human life and the theory of déjà vu. I’m sharing my perspective on déjà vu, and you can decide your beliefs based on your own experiences.

Déjà vu is a French term that means “already seen.” It describes the strange feeling that you have already lived through a present moment, just as it is happening now. Many of us have experienced this—suddenly feeling like we are reliving a moment, an event, or a scene from the past, even though it is happening right now. This experience is what we call “déjà vu.”

In my experience, déjà vu is connected to the space element within us. It plays a significant role, especially during consultations with clients, as it can guide us to deeper insights and understanding.

• Since déjà vu is linked to memory and perception, it might suggest that your intuition is picking up on familiar scenarios or solutions that have worked well in the past. This can be particularly beneficial when advising clients, as it may guide you toward making decisions or recommendations that are more attuned to the client’s unique situation.
• Confirmation of Expertise: Experiencing déjà vu could be a sign that your knowledge and experiences are deeply ingrained, allowing you to draw from a rich reservoir of past encounters. This can reinforce your confidence and reassure the client that your insights are well-founded.
• Energetic Alignment: In Vaastu, déjà vu might suggest that the energies you are sensing are in harmony with universal principles or past experiences, indicating that the solutions or designs you’re proposing are in alignment with natural laws and the client’s goals.

• Trust Your Instincts: When déjà vu occurs, take it as a sign to trust your instincts and explore the ideas or solutions that come to mind.
• Reflect on Past Successes: Consider whether the situation or solution that feels familiar has been successful in the past, and if so, use it as a model for the current consultation.
• Communicate with Confidence: Share your insights with the client, explaining that your experience and intuition are guiding you toward a solution that feels inherently right.
• Subconscious Recognition: Déjà vu is thought to be linked to the brain’s ability to recognize familiar patterns or situations on a subconscious level. Similarly, intuition is the process of understanding or sensing something without conscious reasoning. Both phenomena involve accessing information that isn’t immediately available to our conscious mind.
• Intuitive Insight: During a déjà vu experience, a person might feel a deep sense of familiarity with the present moment, similar to how intuition provides a sense of understanding or awareness that seems to come from within. This can suggest that déjà vu and intuition are both connected to how we process memories, emotions, and perceptions beyond our immediate conscious awareness.
• Unexplained Knowing: Both intuition and déjà vu can create a feeling of “knowing” without knowing why. When experiencing déjà vu, a person might feel they already know what will happen next, just as intuitive insights can provide a sudden understanding or sense of direction without a clear, logical explanation.

Have you ever felt déjà vu? Share your thoughts and let’s explore this mysterious phenomenon together!