Deja Bruja
Déjà (French for Already) + Bruja (Spanish for Witch )
1. A strange feeling you've been this Witch before, a sense that one has already experienced something magical that is happening again in present day.
2. Remembering the old ways of magic, being an independent thinker who believes that everything needed is already inside each one of us, it just needs to be called upon.
Origin:
Déjà Bruja, from French and Spanish origins, literally means “already a witch”, is the phenomenon of having the strong sensation that a magical event or witchy experience currently being experienced has been experienced in a past life.
1. A strange feeling you've been this Witch before, a sense that one has already experienced something magical that is happening again in present day.
2. Remembering the old ways of magic, being an independent thinker who believes that everything needed is already inside each one of us, it just needs to be called upon.
Origin:
Déjà Bruja, from French and Spanish origins, literally means “already a witch”, is the phenomenon of having the strong sensation that a magical event or witchy experience currently being experienced has been experienced in a past life.
Deja Bruja:
Examples:
"She suddenly had a strong sense of deja bruja as she knew that she couls see the future in her dreams."
"When I adopted a black cat, I had a strange sense of deja bruja that this would be my familiar."
"When I saw the image of a Witch, I had a strange feeling of deja bruja as I felt drawn to it on a spiritual level."
Examples:
"She suddenly had a strong sense of deja bruja as she knew that she couls see the future in her dreams."
"When I adopted a black cat, I had a strange sense of deja bruja that this would be my familiar."
"When I saw the image of a Witch, I had a strange feeling of deja bruja as I felt drawn to it on a spiritual level."
Deja Bruja by DejaBruja March 8, 2019
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