Chilean miners & dejavu = Turning point

So this morning I woke up to the view of the winch being used to lower the capsule to the miners and the Chilean flag next to it.

And I had the certainty that i've seen that exact image before. And I had the feeling that today was important and that something had changed or was a turning point.

Anyone else have that funny feeling today?

hmm if you have that feeling, tonight as you drift off to slumber say to yourself "show me the real truth behind..." or some such question to give you some insight into this de ja vu...

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Interesting. Does your intuition whether or not its related to the supposed mass UFO appearance that is supposed to happen today?

Yes.

The whole rescue today is all deja vu for me. The whole day actually feels like a 'groundhog day'

Its headwrecking. Not expecting anything else. Just one of those things.

Just to add,

the whole story seems like an anolgy for something else. These guys are trapped in a hole. They have to face their deepest darkest fears to get free. Each one of those guys going up that tunnel has to accept that they could die going up. They are looking directly into the face of death. Then they see the light at the end of the tunnel as freedom appears.

Maybe its because we have seen the same type of rescues before - I was thinking the same thing but I think I recall a coal mine incident where they used the capsule for rescue.

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No. Simply waking up and saying. I've seen this exact thing before. What stood out the most was the chilean flag in the same position with the winch over it.

And the feeling that there was turning point event.

I've felt this once before. So it's not a new thing.

There are some quantum physicists who believe we live in an atemporal universe.
(I'm no physicist, so I may explain this wrongly.) They see time as just one more dimension. Although experiences indicate time, it's only an illusion.

I've experienced dreams which have been vivid as real life, and then experienced the same things in real life.
So have many others.
Perhaps the OP dreamed these events, and then forgot his dream. Or perhaps, on a level we can't access, there is a knowledge of all that has been or will be.

My belief is that there is no reality to any of our daily experiences; they are all, including time, an illusion.

Indian religions focus on escaping from this illusion, but I say, to hell with that. We created this illusion for a reason and might as well get on with learning from it, loving in it and enjoying it.