The main things you should take away from this website are:
- These experiences have been reported, written about and studied for a long time (for more information, click on History),
- Déjà experiences are very common (more detail in Surveys),
- There are many forms of déjà experience (all, though, are often called "déjà vu") (click on Types)
- Each form may well have its own cause or origin -- there isn't a "one size fits all" explanation for all types of déjà experience (see Explanations).
Those wishing to know what has been published in the scientific literature are referred to the abstracts menu (they are in reversed chronological order, with the newest ones listed first). Books and theses are also available via that menu.
We hope you will find what you'd like to know about the various forms of "déjà experience"* and you'll use the feedback page to share some of the déjà experiences you've had with us.
This will help those of us who are studying these phenomena to get a better idea of all the various forms that people are encountering.
(While you're here, please tell us which form of déjà experience you've been having by clicking on a survey answer on the right and then the submit button. After you leave, please tell us what you think of our website by filling out 10 anomymous questions here: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/J55NX6B.)
* A term coined by Dr. Vernon Neppe in his 1981 Witwatersrand University doctoral thesis