Sixth sense?

[chimney]

Has anyone had the experience where you have to go somewhere that you've never been before yet without looking at a map or asking directions you know exactly how to get there? What's that all about?

[spudqueen]

Not had that exactly, but have driven past places and knew that I'd been there before, in a dream. It happened last month when driving down a road I know I've never driven down before (this was in a part of Yorkshire I'd never been to before) when we passed a pub and I knew that I'd dreamt about it about a month before.

[PhilBy]

That is called deja vu spudqueen... look it up, it is French and it means "already seen"

[Scarlett]

Scientists reckon this has no relation to reality, but is simply the electrical impulses in the brain "tripping up" (jumping the synapse) and landing a bit further along the route than they should. This gives the feeling of experiencing something before, which of course, has not happened in reality.

[shazbang]

Its a glitch in the matrix

[smurfchops]

What about when you think of someone, and they phone you , so you know who is on the phone before you pick it up?

[sholay]

Just yeterday I was walking down the hallway of our house and something made me stop and look at the phone. About 5 seconds later while I was still looking at it, it rang.

There's some things you can explain with science or common sense, but there'll always be things going on we cant.

[smudge]

That's happened to me so many times Judie - spooky!

[Kay]

Hi chimney, I have often thought of someone only to go out and bump into him/her. Likewise the phone. I like visiting stately homes (Have seen many) but one of them was so familiar to me. I just seemed to know where everything was. Animals have a 6th sense so why should'nt humans?:--))

[chimney]

smad innit!