Deja Vu - Je Mais Vu (A Quantum Link)

The French term Deja Vu describes a common (albeit strange) experience of remembering stimuli that has not been experienced before by that observer (to their knowledge.) The Greek term paramnesia is a much more accurate term for the same condition, "para" [near] or [like] "mnene" [memory.] This condition does occur during certain mental disorders, notably: temporal lobe epilepsy, schizophrenia, anxiety and dissociative identity disorder. Modern neurology and psychology embrace a theory which explains these mirror-iamge illusions as a "slip-up" in the memory formation process. It claims to attribute the cause of deja vu as a mistake in the filing of sensory stimuli into the long term storage centers and not into the short-term ones - even as the data is being processed it is being remembered. Je mais vu is explained in much the same way - an error in memory processing. This solution to a common cognitive anomaly seems logical enough. But I would like to offer to you another solution which would take into account MWI and MMT, understanding that there is a society of mind interacting on an infinite scale. It could be that the error in processing is caused by an interference pattern forming in the mind(s) of the observer(s). We may remember a merged portion of memory from multiple parallel sources, each coming from a very similar version of our mind - from another universe within our multiverse. These concepts drive analytical thinkers crazy sometimes, for it is very difficult to understand that two or more opposing concepts can be correct at the same time. I have mentioned this before, but its worth repeating. It is most logical when we view a clear and concise version of MWI Cosmology to understand alternate states of consciousness and even mental illness as an illness of dimensional warping. It is not the physical matter which causes the mental perception, but the reverse. It is not the world which corrupts man, but his own mind from within and throughout an infinite scale of consciousness and being.