Titled “Soil and Déjà Vu,” this exploration delves into a deeper comprehension of the concepts behind these terms. “Soil” signifies Earth, while “Déjà Vu” encapsulates the sensation of a recurring activity or feeling. The narrative endeavors to explain the connection between contemporary individuals and their primitive ancestors. Present-day human behaviors find their roots in our innate primitive instincts, where the fundamental requirements for love, companionship, and community originated as essential for survival in the wild. Essentially, the recurrence of these behaviors persists because they were integral since the dawn of time. Despite societal advancements in technology and infrastructure, our ongoing display of the need for a sense of belonging and companionship remains unchanged. Although the distinction lies in the evolving need for clothes from then to now.