While common emotions such as anger, sadness or joy are usually easy to pinpoint, there are others that we often feel and may not be able to recognize. If you’ve ever had a persistent, emotional feeling that you didn’t fully understand and couldn’t quite place, it may have been one of the following:

1. Deja vu
You’ve probably heard of Deja Vu. It’s the feeling that you’ve been someplace before, or that you are repeating an event. Memory psychologists believe it is caused by features from a past experience that are triggered by features of a new experience, when the two are similar in some way.
2. Ellipsis
This term describes a sense of sadness one experiences when they realize they won’t live to see the future. A person might experience ellipsism as they age, and realize they may not be able to watch a new grandchild or great-grandchild grow into adulthood.grandma grandkids
3. Adroitly
Adronitis is a sense of frustration one experiences when meeting a new and interesting person, but they realize how long it will take to fully develop a relationship with that person. Adronitis occurs when someone wants a relationship to develop quickly, but they know it won’t.
4. Chrysalism
This term describes a sense of warmth, peace and tranquility, while sitting inside during a rainstorm. Being in a warm and dry house while watching an intense storm outside can cause you to feel peace and comfort, which may be linked to a feeling of being in the womb, safe and sound.girl rain
5. Enouement
Enoument is the feeling of wishing you could go back in time and tell your past self about the future. When something turned out the way you wanted it to, you may wish you could go back in time and comfort your younger self who was worried, to let your younger you know that everything will be OK.
6. Liberosis
Liberosis is the desire to care less about things. With age comes more responsibility. Liberosis is the feeling you get when you wish you could be a kid again, without a care in the world.boy and butterflies
7. Jouska
This term is used to describe a hypothetical conversation you play out over and over again in your head. It may be an argument you had, but you envision yourself saying the right things and coming out ahead, or it may be a conversation you want to have, like envisioning asking your boss for a raise, and playing out the dialogue in your head.
8. Opia
Opia is used to describe an intense feeling of arousal that someone gets when engaging in a mutual gaze. Many studies have been conducted regarding eye contact to establish that it can indeed be arousing. Opia occurs when two people who are attracted to each other are engaged in direct eye contact.
9. Fugue State
A Fugue State is a psychological condition in which an individual moves and speaks, but without conscious awareness. Fugue states can be alcohol-induced or drug-induced. They refer to a state where an individual has no memory of his or her actions.
10. Exulansis
Exulansis is a sense of frustration you experience when you realize you are talking about something important, but other people are unable to understand its importance or relate to it, so you give up talking about it, due to your frustration.

Quite educational. Good one.

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Its like De Ja Vu... an extraordinary feelings.