10 Strange Phenomena of The Human Mind

Understanding how the human mind works remains a mystery to most of us and even if science can describe certain phenomena, was unable to understand their origins. According ziare.com , quoting website www.metalhead.ro , ranking below refer to those phenomena experienced by us all. Sometimes we are not aware of them, sometimes try to find mystical explanations (eg, some believe that “feeling” of deja vu is related to emotions / events covered by envy in a previous life).

10. Deja Vu

Whenever you happen to find yourself in a situation and you feel that all events are known, and even that has already happened, even if you are aware that they have held for the first time in that time? Not yet found an explanation for this feeling but was associated with individuals’ dreams – their dreams some time ago statements / hypostasis which had happened yet.

9. Already Vecu

This occurs when an individual believes he has a deja vu. While a sense of deja vu is something to be seen before already vecu is the experience of having seen an event before but very detailed – smells, sounds, etc.. Often, the feeling of deja vecu is accompanied by the impression that you know what’s going to happen and you can tell about it.

8. Deja Visite

If the two above phenomena deals with the feeling of feeling / knowing what’s going to happen already count is a more rare condition that gives the individual that has been in some places. For example, you go to visit a castle and walk through it knowing every corner of the rooms, where each room and not getting lost – you can joke about blaming this on an unusual orientation in space but this phenomenon is above.

7. Already Sent

Already Sent occurs when you think you’ve already felt something. For example, you have the feeling that you talked or moved your hand but you have not actually done it, but you felt that when you do these actions.

6. Jamais Vu

Jamais vu describes a common situation and familiar individual that it does not recognize. 
Do you find yourself at the moment do not remember a place, person, one word, even if you have a common language with him in the past? If yes, then you have a jamais vu. Chris Moulin from Leeds University conducted an experiment: he asked 92 volunteers to write the word “door” 30 times in 60 seconds. He found that 68% of the “guinea’s porcuşorii” showed symptoms of jamais vu and doubted that the “door” is a real word. This little experiment you can try it and you (although most have tried this in childhood): choose a word and repeat it several times in mind for one minute. Some of you will notice that it no longer seems to aibe significance or you can reach even doubt his existence.

5. Presque Vu

This is similar to the sensation that you have when you do not remember something (a word, an object name) even if the information is there. Often associated with Jamaica vu, presque vu is the sensation of “sitting on the language.” This feeling can easily confuse the individual.

4. L’esprit de l’Escalier

The term refers to the feeling you get when you think of a reply, notes, etc. when it is too late. Have you ever been in a position where you made a sarcastic remark and then thought you were a good reply? The feeling is often accompanied by regret that one did not reply earlier thought.

3. Capgras illusion

Capgras illusion occurs when a person thinks that a friend or family member has been replaced by an identical impostor. Usually people try to schizophrenia but that feeling can occur after a shocking event – eg a woman who was born may think for awhile that his baby was exchanged at birth.

2. Illusion Fregoli

This is a rare phenomenon and occurs when an individual believes that more people are actually one person who disguises to fool. It is often associated with paranoia and the feeling that the person actually disguised attempt to oppress the individual or to follow him. The first case was published in 1927. A woman aged 27 years was convinced that he was persecuted by two actors whom he admired plays. She asserted that people closely watched and took a form of people she knew or met them.