That eerie moment when a place, person, or conversation feels strangely familiar - like you've lived it before - is called déjà vu. While science says it's a trick of memory, mystical traditions offer deeper, soul-stirring explanations.

In Hinduism and Buddhism, déjà vu is often seen as a glimpse into a past life. The soul, which reincarnates over lifetimes, might be recalling fragments of experiences once lived. It’s not memory - it's resonance. Similarly, mystics believe that the universe operates in layers of time. Déjà vu could be a moment where two timelines cross - a ripple from a parallel life brushing against your current reality.

Others see it as a nudge from your higher self or the universe, signaling you're on the right path or crossing a karmic checkpoint. That fleeting familiarity? It might just be your soul whispering, "You’ve been here before - and you're exactly where you need to be."

So the next time it happens, pause. Your spirit might be remembering more than your mind ever could.