La Huella OVNI: Aliens and Déjà Vu

La Huella OVNI explores Déjà vu and aliens.

Could it be that these are memories they leave in the minds of earthlings?

Jorge Luis Sucksdorf offers theories on this phenomenon.

Do you think what happens to people called Déjà vu is something about memories given by aliens?

Do you think it happens to a person who has already lived that life in another dimension? What a difficult question to answer, right? And so difficult to answer that we are going to try to do it.

Déjà vu is that sensation we have all experienced at some point, the feeling that we are reliving something that we have lived before.

For many doctors and neurologists, Déjà vu is explained as a lag between the two lobes of the brain, where information is processed faster on one side than on the other.

Déjà Vu and aliens

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This creates the sensation that we have already lived that moment. However, there are explanations beyond the scientific that lead us to question whether Déjà vu has roots in other dimensions or even in communications with beings from other parts of the universe.

Some argue that Déjà vu could be related to previous lives we have experienced in other dimensions.

This idea raises the possibility that our existence is cyclical and that we are constantly living different versions of our lives.

In addition, there are those who suggest that the human brain might have the ability to communicate unconsciously with beings from other parts of the world or even with aliens.

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This could be part of a communication line that we cannot consciously control.

Some people with special sensitivity, such as mediums, claim to have communicated with beings from other dimensions or the universe through telepathy.

Jacobo Grinberg, a scientist who investigated the connection between minds, proposed the idea that there is a higher plane where all minds are united and can communicate non-verbally.

His research suggests that two separate people can perceive the same thing when one of them is exposed to a perception, suggesting communication beyond our conventional understanding.

Perspectives from the eras

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Although these ideas may sound like magic to some, it is important to remember that what we consider common today, like listening to a podcast over the internet, would have been considered magic in the Middle Ages.

Therefore, we cannot dismiss the possibility that déjà vu is a small glitch in the matrix of reality that allows us to perceive fragments of other dimensions or worlds.

In summary, the phenomenon of Déjà vu remains an unanswered mystery. Theories range from scientific explanations to speculations about connections with other dimensions or aliens.

Perhaps with time and more research, we can shed light on this enigma that we have all experienced at some point in our lives. What do you think about Déjà vu and its possible origin? Jorge Luis Sucksdorf signs off for now. Until next time!