The Déja Vu: Fate Or Free Will?

Many of us have been sitting there watching an event play out in front of our eyes while thinking this seems oddly familiar as if you have been here before, this is called déjà vu. I believe that déjà vu exist, by us running an event through our head before it has happened, or because we have been in similar experiences that remind us of the exact thing we have already gone through. While others believe their future is determined by their freedom of choice, the phenomenon of Déjà vu exists as predetermined fate. Like an unknown source once said, “Déjà vu is the minds way of letting you know that you are in the right place at the right place.”
Marriam-webster defines free will as, “freedom of humans to make choices that are not determined by …show more content…
To illustrate, destiny allows the mind to take on a larger role of thinking of opening the mind to let go of the reigns and ride the waves with the ups and downs of life. Destiny and fate are predetermined by something larger than a single choice or the domino effect of choices that lead up to an outcome. By believing in destiny it can coincide with free will in the manner that we make these decisions, but how can you unquestionably know that isn’t what you were meant to do in life to get you where you were supposed to be. Regarding, free will, I fully believe that in life, no matter the positive or negative outcome for some reason your life was already mapped to have this even occur. Now this idea isn’t black and white, there are situations that occur because of influence from others, yourself, or other events, that you have a part of or make a choice in to set up your destiny. I believe that destiny is controlled by the big moments of your life that ultimately decides the direction it is heading, but the little things in between can throw in a bump that wasn’t part of the bigger picture. Those little supporting moments are the ones where you have a choice in your life, even though destiny has decided the main