"We are not human beings having a spiritual experience; we are spiritual beings having a human experience." - Pierre Teilhard de Chardin

@billiebriers7961

3 жыл бұрын

this 🤯❤

@tarncoleman7854

3 жыл бұрын

Kim brilliant

@therese6551

3 жыл бұрын

I love the statement 😊Thank you ⚘

@FZ2HELL

3 жыл бұрын

I concur.

@mariarennie402

3 жыл бұрын

So true thank you x

I wish they didn't put the spooky music into the documentary. It fictionalizes the content which I think diminishes its validity erroneously and unfairly.

@cryssaccomedium7514

5 жыл бұрын

Stace Girl I agree ☝️ it’s creepy music

@brittyluvzruben

5 жыл бұрын

Stace Girl I agree 100%

@unifieduniqueness7622

5 жыл бұрын

bro its only low and slow frequencies vibrating you guys put the meaning behind it calling and thinking its creepy makes it creepy for you you are affirming this is what you are to the universe when you think it

@jshanker2005

5 жыл бұрын

The music is the only thing that "fictionalizes" it?! Are you serious ?!!

@SometimesInnocent

4 жыл бұрын

Au contraire. It shows all the more how tree-huggingly, muesli-munchingly silly this is. It's as idiotic as claiming to know that some tooth-fairy god exists

I started remembering my past life at age 3. It got so bad I told my teacher that I was kidnapped, being dressed as a girl and name changed. I was a boy in Japan and died in 1946 in a tsunami. I remember my house, my older brother and younger sister but only the bottom of the dress of my mother. My father died in WWII. I remember the water coming in from the ocean and all the debris in it. I remember drowning. I am now 58 and the older I get the more vivid the memories. They never faded. I have spent my entire life homesick and missing a family I don't know. I know what my surname was. In this life I have been terrified of water so bad I still cover my face in the shower. At age 13 I drowned in this life and after 8 minutes of cpr they brought me back. My last thought before dying was, "not again." In 4th grade I made up a language so me and my best friend could pass notes, I recently found it in my old report cards I kept for some reason. I showed to a friend who is Japanese and he said I was writing in hiragana and he could read it. Some freaky stuff.

@sherryrutledge8792

6 ай бұрын

What did your friend say you wrote?

@helengalloway1526

6 ай бұрын

Wow, that's amazing.

@ilyas8659

6 ай бұрын

But as children grow they forget i think you are lying

@lisp6192

5 ай бұрын

Wow. In 1946 there was a tsunami actually. You are definitely living a continuation of your previous life. Are you planning to visit Japan? It may give you some solution to your suffering.

@lynnbaker2336

5 ай бұрын

Have you tried finding your former family in Japan?

When I was a teenager, I babysat for a child of 9 months. Her mother was a single mom, a terrible person and a terrible mother. My own parents and some others neighbors even offered to adopt the child, but her mother refused. Well, I continued to watch this child until she was 5 and then had a falling out with the mother over her poor parenting. My parents and some other people called the child protective services and reported what was going on, which was basically leaving her alone in a car while she went into bars, leaving her alone at night while she waitressed, etc. Long story short, the mother moved to another county and child services lost track of her. One day, just a week before the child's birthday, the mother went to sleep on the couch and woke up to find her daughter under water in the bathtub - drowned. OH, the horror and sorrow and anguish! Never mind that I always wondered how a child of nearly six COULD drown in a tub - that's something else. But you simply cannot imagine. Well, after she died, I would occasionally have a dream where I saw her again and was SO overjoyed! I was crazy with joy, that she was ALIVE! Then, I would wake up and realize it was only a dream. I would be so sad all over again. Well, 10 years later, I had my own daughter, Laura. One night, when my daughter was very young, maybe only 1 or so, I had that dream again that the child I used to babysit - Maria - was alive. This time, IN the dream, I realized I was only dreaming and was sad ... but then suddenly I was given to know something - and I verbalized it in my dream. I said, "Maria is not dead ... she's LAURA!" Still asleep, still in the dream, I had such relief! And since then, I have never had that dream again. Now, on another note, my parents were also terribly distraught when that child died. My Mom says that one night she was dreaming of her grandmother, who also had passed, standing on a beautiful green hill holding Maria's hand, and they were both waving to my Mom. Since then, my Mom says, she has never feared death, and never mourned Maria's loss. She knew she was OK.

@Divinekishtarot

2 жыл бұрын

woah this is a very wonderful story

@karenstockwell9811

2 жыл бұрын

Thank You For sharing this Beautiful story with me and the many other wonderful people here, I’m sure parts of this story was very hard to tell, so let’s go grab some food

@JanetMacCallum

2 жыл бұрын

That’s an amazing experience!

@sielukettu

2 жыл бұрын

That's so awesome and beautiful! I would love to write a book about experiences like this, I wonder if people would be willing to share their stories?

@baddestz51

2 жыл бұрын

This story gave me chills to the point where I dropped a tear. It gave me an overwhelming sense of peace and comfort. Like we are actually gonna be okay and there’s nothing to really fear. Beautiful

When my daughter was small, about 2 or 3. She sat on my lap giving me cuddles and said, Mommy before I came to you i looked down the tunnel and chose you to be my mommy because you looked like a nice lady 💗

@rssmdb1

3 жыл бұрын

My daughter said something very similar at that age. She said “I picked you to be my mummy when I was in the sky.” A few days later, she was playing with a new doll. I asked her what the dolly was called and she said “Easter” Certainly not a common given name, but interestingly, my Great Grandmother’s nickname that her sister always called her by. There’s no way my daughter would have ever known about this and my Great Grandmother died before I was born.

@mzcatherinevalkyrie1122

3 жыл бұрын

I've heard that we do actually choose who we want to be our parents before we arrive

@mjtaopagallego2720

3 жыл бұрын

❤

@jesalopez660

3 жыл бұрын

@@mzcatherinevalkyrie1122 I had a psychology professor who said this too. He had a a whole lecture on it, I was so mad I missed that day!

@11940ful

3 жыл бұрын

Awww!!! I just want to hug your daughter. Wow!!! Spooky yet beautiful.

Born in Sweden, I was convinced - and convincing others, I had a sister in London. I also seemed to understand a fair bit of English from a very early age. Today I'm next to fluent in English, and even speak it with a "posh London accent" / Received Pronunciation. First time I visited London (I was 18) I immediately felt like I was home, and I knew my way around the city as if I had lived there my entire life. I'm convinced I've lived in London in a previous life.

@rachelel9087

5 жыл бұрын

I'm American, but I'm definitely convinced I used to live in England, somewhere. (It all seems really familiar to me, and the first time I went to Manchester at 19, I took a huge sigh and absolutely felt at home). I know what I'm saying sounds different, but I totally get it.

@awanderingsoul3678

5 жыл бұрын

@@rachelel9087 I have always had visions of The Bronx and being sat on raised stairways to people's front doors, listening to hip hop music, loads of black family and friends around, early 90s late 80s, and I'm a male in my visions... Yet here I am, in Manchester England myself, a white British woman who has never felt at home in her life! I hope I can visit the States sometime soon, I'd love to experience that feeling of belonging you described, if only once! And to see if The Bronx is everything my visions really used to show to me.. That would be crazy!

@desertrose1226

5 жыл бұрын

I'm from northern England but have an affinity for London also! However I love and am so drawn to the USA!

@brlxnnx

4 жыл бұрын

@@awanderingsoul3678 This is really really late in reply, but try to scroll through Google Maps where you can see pictures of the streets and whatnot and see what happens!

@TheLoveweaver

4 жыл бұрын

@@awanderingsoul3678 I live in the Bronx. You just described my childhood. 😄

I was holding my son, who was 2yo at the time. He got really quiet then looked up at me with a serious look on his face and said, "Mommy, I picked you and then came down from the sky like a kite, to be your baby" I believe this was an actual memory, not a dream or his imagination. He was so serious! 😊

@Skinnydolly

5 ай бұрын

Yeah sure

@dariabernardini4477

5 ай бұрын

It’s said that the spirit of.a child chooses you before it gets to you. Your soul and that of the baby make a pact to be together without you „knowing it“

@SHADYxx178

3 ай бұрын

@@dariabernardini4477 if that's true then why do some "spirits" pick crackhead moms who will leave the fetus deformed from the drug use?

@dimpulbaruah5979

Ай бұрын

😂😂😂Nice lie

@krazeediamond1

Ай бұрын

@dimpulbaruah5979 So, just because you don't believe something, you accuse strangers of lying? 🙄

My son talks about when he was the dad in China. He worked at a fish market and had a son. He misses his son. Until about 5 he'd look for his son at playgrounds we went to. He'd get upset he couldn't see his son. Told him he is the son. He hates that joke. He's 8 now and doesn't really talk about it much anymore. But it started around 2. But he couldn't really talk until 3. Also we hadn't explained how fish is sold. Yet he talked about fish auctions and throwing the fish. Smoking cigarettes and he didn't have a wife. Just his son. And the STRONG sense that his son needed him. He's all alone in the world without his dad. It was hard to comfort my 4 year old about his son.

My oldest son had a TON of stories like this. One was where he used to own a farm, he had a wife and two kids and had horses, someone burned his farm down killed him and his family. 6 years old telling me this. I gave him a newspaper one time to hold to take a cute picture one time and he crossed his legs and SHOOK the newspaper open like an adult that's done it a million times and told me he used to read the newspaper like this in the mornings when he drank his coffee when he had a long mustache. Specifically a long black mustache. My dirty blonde haired blue eyed child.

@unlimitedessence6639

3 жыл бұрын

Children and senior people are a bit closer to the other side. And children can remember easiier their previous lives. We all have previous lives and our preferences of all kinds of things, our affinities, talents and more..are connected with previous lives. Also big dislikes, for example You absolutely hate a certain place or era though you've never been there ( or so we think 😄) shows that You had a strong experience there, Maybe a real bad one. These things can help us alot because we have sometimes certain blocks in this life that have a connection with the past and revealing the blocks and getting rid of them will bring us opportunities in life. Also, those that have phobias that cant be accounted or related to an event in this life...are linked to previous lives. So, knowing this can help us all and those that have children can help them Maybe heal some things: phobias and also discover their talents and helping them in many other ways. So, yeah children tell the truth, the same goes for thier imaginary friends..they're not imaginary. If the friends seem to have Good traits they are angels and other light guides. If the "friends" seem to have a bad influence on the child they are literally not good for them ( an obvious one I know).

@unicornmadness6286

3 жыл бұрын

Yep, and that's when I would of taken my child to the state and have them find him a new home and new mother.

@Antonloll

2 жыл бұрын

What ? What was his kids names? I have a similar thing my father passed away-

@142horizon

2 жыл бұрын

@@unicornmadness6286 : Why?

@anthonyd2499

2 жыл бұрын

Why is that some kids can remember? Does anyone have any ideas???

The kid says that he was surprised that a certain road was now paved. It had been paved thirty years prior. The investigator looking for the child's past life checks obituaries from eight or nine years prior. Not the brightest investigator, is he? You might want to check back thirty years.

@bookaddict24-7

6 жыл бұрын

Otto Mattak I was looking for a comment like this one!!!

@EasyFitCalorieCounter

6 жыл бұрын

Because he is trying to "Prove it to be false", whether consciously or sub consciously, the science community does this on propose in order for their current theories not to be proven wrong. You know, to save face and keep getting funded.

@michellehodges1143

6 жыл бұрын

My immediate thoughts exactly.

@lanawrld7261

6 жыл бұрын

Or even 40, 50 or 60 years back. If i was on a similar case i would look a lot deeper. For god sake i would look until i prove that the child is telling the truth. And it's obvious that he is.....

@searchlightmidnightaa6432

6 жыл бұрын

Otto Mattak OML IS THE VID A FAKE????

My otherwise fit and healthy dad suddenly died due to stage 4 cancer, i was there by his side in his agonising pain. He died in May 2019. I missed him so much almost every day I miss him. I got pregnant last year and when I was 3 months pregnant i saw my dad in my dream all in white clothes i asked him how come you are here...he smilingly replied "I am back". Though I knew he is gone, i just thought it as a regular dream and ignored it. Then my baby boy was born on Oct 2021 who has very strong resemblance with my dad. He is just 8 months old but I feel he is my dad. Let's see. ❤️

@vishakhabhandakkar2717

Жыл бұрын

Your son is most likely your dad

@williamanthony9090

2 ай бұрын

Well, try not to project that onto your child. If it's really your dad, you'll know soon enough.

@herstory911

Ай бұрын

Well done. My mother is reborn to her oldest grandchild, and ny brother is on the way. I would educate my children about spirit, and how we never die. Make each new life count.

When my father passed away a few months ago, my son, who was 7, said: "Maybe he will come back as my own child"... I'm sure they know many things we don't even suspect...

Scary to be dead forever....scary to be alive forever ....so we come back with most memories erased.....but sometimes we remember....especially in dreams

@sighpmm17

2 жыл бұрын

very scary to be with out thoughts or anything just to be nothing but at the same time we were once nothing as my cousin says we were already nothing we’re just going back to are natural state

@rolfgerig9829

2 жыл бұрын

Tibetan and/or Hindu thought states if I remember correctly: When you die, you must drink from the cup of forgetfulness. Karma will determine your next life. Scarier to be alive forever with bad karma than nonexistence. How reincarnation works precisely I could never tell but seems obvious when you can compare personalities, faces and talents amongst your known relatives and ancestors. Dhammapada Chapter 2/1 offers good advice: Vigilance is the path to Life Eternal. Thoughtlessness is the path to death. The reflecting vigilant die not. The heedless are already dead. A profound truth I still can't fault decades after hearing it first.

@IDontKnow-pf6en

2 жыл бұрын

@Rolf Gerig Rolf, thats a helluva lot for 18:14 in the evening over here

@nancyhoward7005

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly

@yardleyj9391

2 жыл бұрын

True true true. Thanks for this comment. 💜

What if when we dream about people that "we don't know", it's actually the people we've seen in our past lives? 🤔🤔 Just saying....

@syahnazmi29

4 жыл бұрын

Same. I keep dreaming people that I don't recognize at all, but in the dreams, these people appeared to be very very close and familiar to me.

@charlotteferdinand1246

4 жыл бұрын

I think about this often

@mohammedqadeer8472

4 жыл бұрын

When you see someone and you think you know them from somewhere before but not actually met them here on this world. What it is that we was and are souls in paradise then we are born our memory is erased but the person you not met but feel you know them is because you may have bumped into to the in heaven. That's why you feel you seen them before or know them.

@marcelocm07

4 жыл бұрын

Every now and then I have dreams about a particular person; this has been going on since I was probably 7 or 8. Unfortunately I cannot make much out of these dreams. They are like little snippets out someone else's life. The person in my dreams is a pretty, curly-haired blonde female... not your traditional "dumb blonde". Unfortunately all I can make out of my dreams is her face in some sort of slow motion snippet. She always appears to be smiling in the little snippets. What makes it even more confusing is that she seems to age with time round every dream. (She's always around my real age every time I dream about her. How do I know its the same person? I know because she has light freckles, her eyes are super blue and show happiness/love and her smile as bright as sunshine). Its frustrating because I just remember her smiling. But I've noticed that I ALMOST always wake up happy/smiling after these dreams. Just this one time I woke up with tears and confused but at the same time I could not bare happiness take ahold of me. THIS KILLS ME SO MUCH... Not knowing exactly who she is. Perhaps someone really dear to me from my previous lifetime. If I were to see her in real life, I could point her out right away... that’s how familiar her face is engraved in my mind, without ever seeing her in this current lifetime.

@jlworld2069

4 жыл бұрын

To be honest I keep dreaming a man in a white shirt.then when I saw a video here in KZread about the WORLD WAR 2 LOVE LETTERS I felt like a connection even I don't know about that.I start crying and I can't breath and when I saw the man standing wearing a uniform(world war 2 solider uniform)I start crying like I miss him even I don't know who he is!?the feeling of wanting something/someone that you even don't know.

Growing up my baby sister and I were always talking about our last life we had together. We scared our mom because we spoke about being childhood best friends in our last life, growing up and being in the war together. We were always talking about how we looked the same since we both were the same height with blonde hair. Two boys running up hills and through thick tall grass together. We never forgot these memories from our past life since we spoke about them a lot. And it wasn't like we were telling stories or lies, it was more we said things like, "Hey do you remember that time when." And the other would finish the sentence. I'm now her big brother and we're both brown Americans not white British boys anymore. We've never forgotten our past lives, I wish I could say I am less scared of death because of it, but I'm not. I hope I remember this life next time I come back. No matter good or bad. I want to remember again because the thing that scares me is the unknown.

@margueritetheron9667

2 жыл бұрын

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@sabastainsierra2573

2 жыл бұрын

Dont be scared ive lived 11 lifes and remember some more than others

@savvylewinski4762

2 жыл бұрын

That's beautiful, so beautiful. When I have my last breath, I hope I reincarnate.

@carmenfischer7947

2 жыл бұрын

We all had lives on earth.before am meditating to be back there but have no fear the universe puts us all on the right place to fulfill our task may the goddess be with You and the universe bless You

@_anaaaaa

2 жыл бұрын

Hm that sounds intriguing. My beautiful aunt passed away from Lupus in November 2020. I remember one day we were driving and she said “what if we had a past life and don’t remember about it?” She would say what if we were reincarnated. I haven’t had any experiences where i knew about my “past life.” How do yall remember? Is it because i just started my first life and haven’t gotten to fully live others??

When I was 12 years old, I wrote a novel (I like to write) about a little girl growing up in Gold Country Montana. I "made everything up" in my imagination and made up names and places. Some of those names were "Grasshopper Diggings," "Gold Creek," and "Miss. Darling." The book was about a pioneer family who traveled to Montana in search of gold. The father went to mine for gold. When I grew older, I thought it would be cool to re-do my book I had written as a little girl. I could rewrite it the way an adult would. When I did my research about Montana, I was shocked to learn that I had been right about everything. Grasshopper Diggings, a Miss Lucia Darling (teacher), Gold Creek, the big gold rush, the little town (Bannack) that was filled with outlaws and violence, Native Americans nearby, the mountains nearby, children dying of diseases, the excitement of finding a potato (a rare commodity), the mules used to carry the wagons, immigrants from Minnesota (like the family I wrote about), and some more weird things. I never learned anything about Montana or the gold rush growing up. The names were really specific. I thought I just created a fictional story with random places and names. Turns out nearly everything I wrote was true. Some of my memories do not seem connected to this life- I'm wondering if maybe I was the little girl I had written about, growing up in Gold Country Montana in the 1860's.

@troywerrell2587

2 жыл бұрын

This is really interesting! you should keep investigating this situation and see how far you can trace events. Perhaps more findings may trigger other memories or induce dreams that will help to research. I am keen to hear more!

@kirstendeluca9444

2 жыл бұрын

@@troywerrell2587 Weird coincidence, I was in the middle of writing my book about it when you replied! :D That's a good idea, I definitely want to delve more. I did a lot of research and a lot of it sounds familiar but I just can't seem to grasp the real names of who I and my family might have been (if it's true). I will definitely keep searching! I hope I can remember some more about the family!

@troywerrell2587

2 жыл бұрын

@@kirstendeluca9444 When your book is completed I would be very interested to read it and learn more. Keep me posted?

@kirstendeluca9444

2 жыл бұрын

@@troywerrell2587 I absolutely will! I finished the book but I'm sure it will take me forever to find an agent who would like to publish it!

@yegon9989

2 жыл бұрын

do you atleast remember where the gold was?

what's with the spooky music. There is nothing scary about reincarnation.

@claret4u2

3 жыл бұрын

😂

@coffeetalktable4452

3 жыл бұрын

I felt the same lol wait why is this creepy music

@everlynewanjiku3976

3 жыл бұрын

Ikr 😂

@JLFAN2009

3 жыл бұрын

You're right: after all, reincarnation is about rebirth and new life, not death or end of life.

@gotmymindwright

3 жыл бұрын

🥴🥴🥴🥴🥴

My daughter was born with a large scar on her leg and one on her face that showed up as she got older I asked her one time when she was about 3 I wonder where this scar came from and she looked at me right in the face and said when I was a boy.. I was jumping on Hay Bales with my cousins my name was max and I jumped off and landed on a spiky thing that farmers use and then I was in your tummy.. just like that as a matter of fact!

@rachelel9087

5 жыл бұрын

jesus christ. that sounds real...

@vanessaorth7834

5 жыл бұрын

Wow. My son was born with a scar on his arm (on the underside). I’ve always wondered!

@aceofhearts6024

5 жыл бұрын

@@vanessaorth7834how old is your son?

@vanessaorth7834

5 жыл бұрын

Ace of Hearts He turns 11 in a couple of weeks time

@Free_Krazy

5 жыл бұрын

I was born with a small dark scar, i allways figured it was a weird birthmark until i almost impaled myself on a small branch i snapped on my way up when i fell out of a tree It wasnt serious just about enough to go through the skin, and leave a permanent scar, i didnt even go to the hospital for it either. But the way it healed is pretty much identical to my birthmark just above it, idk if anyones ever seen a soft skin scar that should have had stitches but didnt, but they apperantly look and act exactly like weird birthmarks minus the colour.

My Son was 4 when I asked him "if he remembered being in my tummy." He clearly said "yes." I asked "what he remembered, what could he tell me about it?" He said "well, it was tight around my neck." (He was delivered c-sec, 3wks past due date, with the cord around his neck 3x.) He also noted "I liked the light & the dark." I then asked if he tried to come here before? As I had suffered 2 miscarriages before my pregnancy? To which he also replied "yes". I asked "what happened, why didn't you come then?" He said "well, I was at the blue door, and it crashed."

@FoxRogers

2 жыл бұрын

I have read all these other stories and for some reason yours is thr most unsettling, not in a bad way.

@HeyThatsAlex855

2 жыл бұрын

Pretty interesting!

@larajones175

Жыл бұрын

@@FoxRogers I've seen that show the Oracle speaks of. There was also a kid who was a pilot And another child who was in a fire. The stories are so vivid And before internet there was no way to research it until they traveled many miles to find the truth. Murders And mysteries were solved. Past lives relived through another .

@algrand52

25 күн бұрын

I'm not really sure how, but I think I may have an idea about that blue door. Yours and his destiny are entwined for countless lifetimes - past and future - and through eternity.

@fireseyeoracle7207

24 күн бұрын

@@algrand52 Thank you for sharing! That actually corellates with a vision I had in 2017, following a large brain tumor removal. I saw a large circle of people standing shoulder to shoulder. (The landscape looked similar to pictures I've seen of Ireland, with grass & hills & grey rocks) There was a strong telepathic message that we were a Soul family, & that for eternity our Souls have been incarnating together, a few in each lifetime, playing key rolls in One Another's lives. Now - we are all incarnated here, on this plane, in this timeline to be key players in One Anothers lives, ALL AT THE SAME TIME!!! Another Blue tie: I also found interest as I was researching the Mayan Kins. (13 moon calendar signs) If youre not familiar, each sign is made of 3 parts) So I am a Blue Electric Monkey, My Son's father is a Blue Self-Existing Hand, and our Son is a Blue Electric Hand. I thought it was interesting we were both blue, and Son got 1 sign from each of us. I'm curious if others have patterns like this in their families?

I had a recurring dream for several when I was a little girl. They all stopped by the time I was 12, probably closer to the age of 19. In every dream, I was on the beach, in Ireland, with grass behind me. My home was a thatched roof cottage up a bit on the beach. I was supposed to have been watching my two little sisters who were playing at the water's edge. In my dream, though, I'm sitting on my knees, crying a gut wrenching cry if knowing your sisters are gone. They had been swept out to sea by a big wave, and my father was running up and down the beach, calling their names, trying desperately to find them. I know the house, because I look over my shoulder, knowing my mom was inside cooking, or cleaning, doing something to keep busy, in denial her babies were gone, just knowing he'd bring them home. I can't even tell you the number of times I woke up in sobs from that dream. We never talked of those things in our house, it was always just, "Have a glass of cold water, and go back to sleep." It wasn't until I was in my 30s that I told one of my sisters about this recurring nightmare. (I have 7 sisters.) She told me I needed to talk to my two youngest sisters, because they too had dreams that were similar, only in their dreams, they were the ones who drowned. And they did confirm it for me. My youngest sister wasn't even born until a couple of years after my nightmares stopped. And she had the reddest hair, with the funniest Irish accent. The way she would say any word that ended in -ar, or -oy, up until she was nearly 3, was the funniest thing. Crazy, tho.

@marcgiardina4043

9 ай бұрын

Wow thats truly an amazing story How do you explain so many repeated dreams being any else but a past memory.... but the fact that your sisters too seem to verify your dreams is "astonishing" to say the least!

@TiptonMama

9 ай бұрын

@@marcgiardina4043 I strongly believe in reincarnation. I can't think of any other explanation.

An indian guru once said: "Death is peaceful. Birth is to be feard!"

@abasan2105

6 жыл бұрын

84rb what kind of profile pic.is this? I hate ur pic.r u servant of Satan!?shame on u.

@oldaccountnonamenouserno50052.

6 жыл бұрын

84rb *feared

@penelopemay6379

6 жыл бұрын

i could totally believe that

@alwayswright3896

6 жыл бұрын

She was right. Death is imminent but you don't know what hand you're dealt in birth. My childhood is proof to me that that saying applies.

@napassornsawasdee822

6 жыл бұрын

Nirvana is the eternal peace. We never know after we die or for the next life what we will be. Right ? Do a good thihg as posible we can.

I told my grandma I was her daughter she said no your my son's daughter I said no mom you carried me and I got sick in your belly I left you. Her eyes grew big she cried saying you never knew I lost a child in miscarriage.

@142horizon

2 жыл бұрын

So Amazing🙏

@SUPERIORBOT

2 жыл бұрын

Me: that’s just weird. Me after reading the whole comment: HOW??? THATS SOO COOL

@carladibonito1919

2 жыл бұрын

OMG this is so amazing! We have infinite stories like this and yet there are a lot of people who don’t accept. Your story is beautiful! Thank you

@SonGoku-zr9nc

2 жыл бұрын

@@carladibonito1919 cuz those stories are all made up all lies

@tryingtogetthroughlife2794

2 жыл бұрын

@@SonGoku-zr9nctbh it could be true but whenever a human speaks I feel like its fake..

My mother always told the story that when i first started to speak, i had a very proper British accent that eventually went away. In my adult life i have had a connection with WW2 history, and it feels like i lived through that event.

@lizdoherty5767

2 жыл бұрын

My mum often told people that I spoke fluent French before I spoke English. I can’t speak French now though.

@izzydeadyet7336

2 жыл бұрын

I'm the same, completely obsessed with ww2 era germany , I remember it like I was there ! Now i have a German husband who's family were German refugees of ww2, and I talk to his mother, who was born in nurnburg, as if I was there too , and I've never left canada

My parents told me that when I was four, I spoke about dying in a plane crash. They said it correlated with when I was a newborn, my bassinet was in the living room while they were having a room added on to the house. The addition required that the embankment the house was built on be dug out with heavy-duty digging equipment that was very loud. My mother said I slept right thru all that noise but when all was quiet in the house except for the ticking of the clock and the faint sound of a twin engine plane way overhead, I would wake from a sound sleep and scream in terror. When I went to England at the age of 7 with my mother and sister, I went into shock as soon as the plane’s engines were turned on. Although I was born in 1960, my parents were very open-minded about reincarnation.

Who else is sat there trying to think realllllly hard of what their past life might have been? 😂😂

@georgiaisom6347

4 жыл бұрын

🤣

@DerwinDaDestroyer

4 жыл бұрын

Supposedly after the age of 5 you forget it all

@ronanmcveigh1076

4 жыл бұрын

There’s no such thing we go to heaven with god and that’s that

@shivangiyadav3889

4 жыл бұрын

After thinking too much... nothing found related to my past lives...

@rozowewino

4 жыл бұрын

Every single day

My daughter talked of her past life as a little boy, when she was two, always spoke of owning a red bike, that was a “ Shebby” red was a “special color” Many years later I heard of the SHELBY Bike company, they were only made in two colors, black and red, red was special order only. The Shelby bike company was in business from 1928 till 1953, my daughter was born in 1986. She was very matter of fact about her past life, she no Longer has those memories.

@Natalia-hf3et

3 жыл бұрын

Beautiful

@MessiahTheAnomaly

3 жыл бұрын

Did she remember how she died?

@terrig4750

3 жыл бұрын

Would there be any records anyware of the names of ppl that special ordered the red bikes. My grandfather had a TV shop in the 50s when he died we found all his records of special ordered etc and my father had a car dealership around that time and he kept his records to mater of fact in the 80s I was getting ready for my wedding in a couple months prior my dad and I were looking in his garage at home for something and came across a container for records he had there address phone age etc with the records and my dad picked up the container started looking at it and said oh wow with a chuckle I said what was it it was a old record with my soon to be father-in-laws name on it what car he brought the year, address etc,I was in shock I called my future father-in-laws and confirmed it was him so we found out my dad had sold my soon to be father-in-law his 1st car ever had after he had gotten out of the army. Both father's were like best friends, after that always commenting on how much he loved the car how long he had it how he took date's out in it etc. So my dad and father-in-law new each other over 30yrs prior with out really remembering.

@Natalia-hf3et

3 жыл бұрын

@@terrig4750 WOW!💛

@northhallbabe13

3 жыл бұрын

tell me more!!! what else has she said?

When I went to England for the first time, as soon as the plane landed I thought, “I’m home”. I thought that was so strange of me to feel that way. During my trip, I was walking towards St. Paul’s cathedral and I started crying. My mom asked me what was wrong and I said, “I missed this place”. She said, “you’ve never been here”. I said, “I know, but I feel like I’m reunited somehow”. A few years later, I went to a psychic medium. She told me that in my past lives, my very best was one in England. Even now when I see photos of London, I start crying because it’s like seeing a long lost friend that I have missed dearly.

@royalmantis6085

2 жыл бұрын

We've got similar experience 😃

@DerekOfRivia

2 жыл бұрын

I went to Boston, Massachusetts when I was 17 and it really felt like home. Walking down the cobblestone streets felt so familiar. Couple years later I learn I have family that came here on the mayflower. Can't say it was a feeling reincarnation but it was a sense of belonging.

@pommiebears

2 жыл бұрын

I start crying when I see London these days too. I grew up there, and I don’t recognise it anymore.

@FoxRogers

2 жыл бұрын

I had a similar experience. Born and grew up in California. Felt home finally in England and sat there crying next to a stranger on a bus in the Lake District because it was overwhelming

@sidneybristow815

2 жыл бұрын

That happened to me too. Walking through parts of England REALLY hit me and I’d start crying. I live in CA!

“The soul doesn’t die. It goes from person to person.” Jenny’s mother 🥺 We are all this one soul 🤍

I'll never forget when my 3 year old nephew told me that his little brother (newborn) "used to be her." I was showing him a picture of my beloved great aunt that passed away a decade before he was born. His little brother, Cam, now 8 yrs. old, does have a remarkably similar, graceful personality. I had chills when my nephew told me that.

@beamazed1919

3 жыл бұрын

i was seated on a pew in a chapel and I looked up on the roof and I could feel like it was a deja vu,it was my first time in the chapel and I felt like I've been there before.Obviously the memories were not strong so it faded away.I personally believe in reincarnation

@karishmagoyal465

2 жыл бұрын

BUT HOW THAT 3 YEAR OLD KNOW ABOUT HIS BROTHER REINCAENATION

If your kids speak of past lives, you guys should tape these conversations and replay them for your children so they don’t forget what they said and any time they want to add to the story then keep recording.

@SabeeraHausa

3 жыл бұрын

That's a very good idea! 💡

@HeyThatsAlex855

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! I'm gonna do that if I have children

@deathbloom27

2 жыл бұрын

My kid doesn't talk yet, but it's difficult to even just get recordings of common milestones or of special moments. It's hard to plan for that, to whip out your phone at the right time. Luckily, we have security cameras that record so we've been able to catch a lot of great stuff, so while I think that would be a great way to do this, not everyone can do that.

@SaraHovera

2 жыл бұрын

So apparently in 2000s or even earlier it wasn't very handy to do so. But I believe with current world's technology and internet, we could definitely record them and investigate them

@varunmittal3617

Жыл бұрын

Children shouldn't remember there past atleast untill they are very matured to not care about it. It gets very difficult to live in present life

I had a dream years ago I'll never forget. I lived what felt like an entire lifetime, eventually finding a wife and having two children in the dream. At the very end something catastrophic happened and they were dying in my arms. I was also hurt but paid my attention to them in the last moments. I woke up deeply mourning their death. I've never been married and don't have kids yet so this was odd. I still think of them sometimes...

@ckyung1312

2 жыл бұрын

Wow. Intense. Thank you for sharing. I don't have any stories. I just really appreciate people sharing so much now🙂

@limitlessnullity6513

Жыл бұрын

Over attachment to child birth in hopes you reproduce... from who don't ask meant to disassociate you and reinvigorate your consciousness like "whoa I've been here before" involved w pedophile, child abuse, etc. Nows not the time for having kids they just need candidates... also we are in a time of war

@TexasBurningFlower

Жыл бұрын

I hope you may dream something comforting, because it wasn’t your fault. Patti Griffin sings a song we shall all be reunited

@vincentzack

Жыл бұрын

The purpose of life is to bring the human being to a higher state of consiouness each life time.

@chasingsunsets9901

Жыл бұрын

Same. That my dad got hit by a semi truck & I called him for a few days till I finally got ahold of him. What’s even crazier is my dreams they come true. That’s what scares me the most.

I remember a life before this one where I was a cowboy/rancher workaholic. I was very successful and lived somewhere in the mountains (looked an awful like Colorado). I LOVED my family and especially my son but I was always working and at the end of my life I regretted not spending more time with my son. This is where it gets hard to explain.... I remember being in the presence of God cursing at God because the memory of my family was fading SO FAST, just like the memory of a dream. I begged no don't take those memories away, and off I came into this new life... I was born with a number of drugs in my system and I was taken from my parents due to substance abuse issues/ neglect. I remember being in the womb and feeling like something was burning me but the voice of God said "go to sleep child you'll be okay".

I find reading all the stories n the comments alot more interesting than the dang video lol

@offwiththefairiesforever2373

3 жыл бұрын

So many countless examples just here , I am a child care worker and nanny one of my charges also 3 told me about his other mummy , the one he had before this mummy , I told his mum a devout catholic when she got home.....

@2.3_44XD--

2 жыл бұрын

KZread without comment section would be 10 times less interesting

@vanillacookie3467

2 жыл бұрын

@@2.3_44XD-- agree lol

@hac13

2 жыл бұрын

Yup. Lol. It’s just background noise. I found a video on tiktok last night that I read comments and stories for over 2 hours. It was amazing.

@simahlanga

2 жыл бұрын

@@hac13 the same video you watched is what bought me here😂😂😂

My half sister did this. She isn't a touch of Mexican and no one in her household speaks Spanish , but when she was 2 she would talk in fluent full sentences of Spanish and say that she was afraid "bad husband" was coming to rape her. She would say that he took her kids and left her starving in Mexico too. It was SUPER creepy and disturbing. She knew a bunch of shit she couldn't have possibly known. I knew her whereabouts every minute of the day so there's no way she could've been exposed to any Spanish language or rape or .. Mexican geography lol , any of that crap. So strange. We thought she was possessed or something. She doesn't remember any of this stuff now though so , hm.

@konfolut

8 жыл бұрын

Amazing.You people should be recording it. The stories are "the same" all around the world. I have to look for my grandma. She is out there somewhere being around 8 years old now ha ha. She can still remember me, but later she will probably not.

@geordieasmr5812

7 жыл бұрын

You sure she hadn't just been watching dodgy episodes of Dora the Explorer on KZread?

@lillianf.5021

7 жыл бұрын

+Geordie ASMR HAHA , You're right. Fuckin Dora ..

@happystar7777

7 жыл бұрын

That's amazing

@bowiebeebuzzbuzz5419

7 жыл бұрын

wow...

My son did and said so many things that were really surprising when he was little, starting right around 3 years old. He would always tell me "I close you to be my mommy". Then he would tell me "when I was in your tummy it was really dark." One morning we were watching Scooby-Doo , (he was 3) he sat up, kind of shook his finger at me, lookede straight in the eyes and said (and his voice would always sound older) "you know...I can remember watching YOU watch this when you were about my age." Then another time when he was barely over 3, we were in a book store on Halloween, we were getting ready to pay and the cashier said to my son "you have a happy Halloween!" He looked at her, the looked and pointed above the lady's shoulder and said "and YOU have an angel!" Everyone just went silent! The cashier told me to get the book "The Crystal Children." That book explained everything about the things he did and said.

@Valanilla

Жыл бұрын

oh my gosh what a blessed cashier. i wonder how she felt right after

Since my birth, I’ve always had a memory from a past life - not about who I was or what I looked like, but how I died. I can recall very vividly the sensation of being suffocated. I was somewhere very hot and dry (likely a desert), and I kept trying to breathe, but was incapable of doing so. I remember an intense sense of panic, and then nothingness. In the life I’m living now, I’ve always had breathing problems. Also, I used to have dreams of being in the desert and hallucinating lakes. In these dreams I felt hopeless, lost, and desperate for water. Perhaps they’re snippets of memories from the days before my death. Who knows. I’m just glad I’m not the only one who has memories from before this life!

@untrannify

Жыл бұрын

Have you managed to heal?

When my second daughter was almost 4 years old, she told me I was better than her last mother. She went on to tell me she was one of 4 kids and their mother used to beat them with s stick. That was in 1982. I will never forget the contempt and hostility she expressed at such a young age, for her "previous" mother.

@lemurlover7975

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe she met another kid in preschool or in a park and was being told by that kid about her life being beaten and she pretended to be that girl's sister and she pretended so hard and had so much empathy for the other child that she couldn't tell which life was hers and which life was the other girl's. I remember being abused by being beaten by my mother in the 1980s. I was born in 1982. I think some kids my age tried to explain it to try to help me but it came out of their mouths in a way that adults wouldn't understand. When I tried to explain it adults didn't understand. Also as a camp counselor the little kids sometimes wanted to call me "other mother" so maybe some adult was beating your child with a stick like a babysitter. I never beat kids because it's cruel. So if a kid is talking about them being beaten you ought to do an investigation of all the adults that take care of the child to protect the child from abuse so they dont have to live with PTSD and permanent nerve damage and chronic pain like I do and most survivors do. If it turns out that they are not being abused by adults you can ask the kids to tell you which friends have mothers or grown ups that beat them and who they need protection from. Then to get help, call Child Protective Services, here is a domestic violence hotline to help you 1-541-754-0110. CARDV. It's a USA number open 24-7. You can also share about past abuse you've survived to help you process all your flashbacks and pain and stuff. And go to Life Church Online to help you see why you ought to help children in the first place and not just let them suffer and die. And read the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child which puts into international law the human rights of children, one of which is not being beaten and having safety.

@DaS-zk7ew

2 жыл бұрын

@@lemurlover7975 i guess it has nothing to be with any kind of abuse

@TheKuroneka

2 жыл бұрын

My niece said the same to my sister and even described her previous mom, she said father was good but previous mom was a nasty woman

@RadioUgly

2 жыл бұрын

When I was 3 years old I told my Mother, "You're a lot nicer than my Other Mother...when I was a Girl."

@lashaaa5363

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheKuroneka Interestingly, many psychological factors point to this fact and not to reincarnation

why the scary music? not really necessary...

@psychedelia6891

7 жыл бұрын

Nicoletta Fusè do you know where i can find it?

@outspokenfreespirit

7 жыл бұрын

the first thing I said within a few seconds of watching this lol

@cvsouth1

7 жыл бұрын

I think they were going for 'mysterious'

@Q8candle

7 жыл бұрын

Kiki 81 hehe

@Koolguy713roy

7 жыл бұрын

its fucking creey im scared

One time I was rocking my son and he turned around and looked at me and said "I used to rock you like this when you were a baby!" I was stunned. I asked him to repeat what he said and he elaborated. He said I used to be your daddy when you were a baby.

When your 5 yr old tells you he died at 17..18. In another life , YOU DONT FORGET WHAT AGE HE SAID IT WAS !!! As a father , i know thats absolutely a conversation your never going to forget

My son was 4 when he kept telling me that he had a brother who died in a fire. He has been adamant about this til this day. He is now 7.

@itzsheena5941

3 жыл бұрын

Find out the name of his brother, where they lived, the name of parents etc and do some research. You might find something

@amaniilol6059

3 жыл бұрын

@@itzsheena5941 commenting just in case she listens to you and finds something interesting out 😅

@Makebelieveginger

3 жыл бұрын

@@amaniilol6059 same

@manishagangawala3921

3 жыл бұрын

Dani Taylor: be very careful not to give him a brother as he may want to relive that experience.

@annaclarafenyo8185

3 жыл бұрын

This is common in children, who confuse dreams with reality. It has nothing to do with the concept of reincarnation, which isn't this nonsense.

When I was in my crib , I’d see a man at the crib . Later on in life I saw a pic my mom showed me . It was her dad . Who passed away the day my mom was due to have me . He always came to visit me .

@azcowgal5837

3 жыл бұрын

My great grandmother used to visit me up until I was 12 or so. She died earlier the year I was born and never got to see me in this life or so I thought.

Although my 6 year old daughter never mention anything about a past life, when she was 3, she was very vocal about this place where souls were waiting to be born... What got to me the most was when, on an evening, she came with this... We were tickling each other, right before the story time, when all of sudden she became quite serious; she looked me in the eyes and said : « You know, Daddy, before I was born, I chose you two to be my parents, but you also choose me... » A second after, she was back in full playfulness mode, while I was in shock. What got to me the most was that she described the so-called souls’ contracts principle (that she isn’t aware of to this day).

@dominos6576

Жыл бұрын

I've read that there are other children out there who remember that place where souls or spirits are.

I am from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 we have many cases like this even after Tsunami. People who died from it were reborn again and described everything that happened. They even found the places they lived even though it's been shattered by the Tsunami waves. I am researching about my previous life..

@kubermeher

Жыл бұрын

Can u elaborate it

Yesterday my son told me he was my daddy when I was little. My dad passed away when I was 15. He is very bossy and always in my business. I thought he was my grandmother reincarnated but he’s my dad 🥰

@rizwanwali4223

3 жыл бұрын

Thinking this through is deeply disturbing. I think you need to check in for some psychiatric sessions.

@loveleamoon3005

3 жыл бұрын

My youngest is my beloved auntie, who passed away in a car wreck when I was 2yo. She’s 14 now and a typical teen 🥰 and has my aunts incredible art skills, still! And before I was me, I was my great uncle, and died in infancy from accidental suffocation.

@qiarra

3 жыл бұрын

It takes 20/30 years for a dead adult to be reincarnated. For a dead child about 10 years.

@Dawn-fx1ql

3 жыл бұрын

People tend to come back (together) exploring different relationships with the same souls. He could very well be your dad back to work out the dynamics of the parent /child relationship from the other end.

@mintberryXoXo

3 жыл бұрын

@@qiarra Didnt know there is a fixed incubation period for a soul...

When my son was little, I prepared fish, macaroni salad, ice tea and cole slaw . He told me "This is the food we used to eat when Lincoln was president!"

@millzoday4117

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂

@jessann3540

4 жыл бұрын

Lmmfao

@exus2sky

4 жыл бұрын

Loool

@reebrown4365

4 жыл бұрын

LMAO

@GamingBallz

4 жыл бұрын

John Wilkes booth ?

My grandson was 4 years old when he told me “when I was a different little boy, I was playing on the road and I didn’t see the sign and a car runned over me and I died, but then I got a new body and now I’m alive again”

@gaaishwarrya

Жыл бұрын

Sad 😭

Purnima's case is so compelling and so emotional. Imagine having and hugging your dead son/brother again but through a different human embodiment. It's incredible. I believe it!

My brother spoke of a past life. We never cared really, and we thought they were just stories. But after watching this I researched, and he could very well of been telling the truth, because he was born in 2007, and he said he was murdered in 2006 with his boyfriend Jeremy. He said his name was Jasmine Richardson, and that he used to be a 12 year old girl. When I researched I found out that a girl called Jasmine Richardson was indeed murdered with her boyfriend in 2006. when I ask him now though he always asks "What are you talking about?" and walks off.

@Emmewantspeace

7 жыл бұрын

Shaina Griffiths so cool

@fionacampbell5022

7 жыл бұрын

i looked it up and it sed that She killed her little brother with her boyFriend

@williamwallace3545

7 жыл бұрын

+Natalie “Lee” Nicole shaina's brother could of been one of the family members... can be easily confused

@default2976

7 жыл бұрын

Shaina Griffiths lying bitch

@Tea-kg5fq

7 жыл бұрын

lol

I remember being 6 and looking into the bathroom mirror thinking, “I can’t wait until I’m someone else again.” That memory has stuck with me my whole life, honestly. Around that same time, I would cry “I wanna go home,” when I got in trouble, even if I was in my bedroom. I remember my mom asking me where home was, but I didn’t know how to answer, so I just said “not here.” I remember that same night, I threatened to run away. My mom let me walk out the front door with my blanket, and I got halfway down the driveway before she came to get me. I wonder where I would have gone, and if I was instinctively going “home”

@BSFF96

2 жыл бұрын

Literally ME TOO. I have goosebumps everywhere when I read “I can’t wait until I’m someone else again”.

@DaS-zk7ew

2 жыл бұрын

I couldn't wait to be an adult again. Hated it to be a child

@amysanchez3699

2 жыл бұрын

Omg I did this too. I was 4. Got a suitcase, packed it and said I was leaving. Idk where I thought I was going, but as an adult, the only thing I have really done is travel. Maybe looking for my home?

@sorh

2 жыл бұрын

Already disappointed with yourself at 6

@Hollyhock7

2 жыл бұрын

I also told my mom "I want to go home". And we had never lived anywhere else. I was 4 years old. I missed my old family from another time.

My great grandmother, whom I never met, came to the US from Lebanon in WWI. I've never felt I was reincarnated, never told strange stories as a child. My mother has noticed for a few years now, the older I get, that I do very specific things she used to do, and look more and more like her. She was born under the Ottoman empire and I speak Turkish. No one else in my family does. I've never really studied it or tried. It just happened. I've always believed in reincarnation, but never believed it applied to me, but my grandmother has started to notice the similarity too, with mannerisms and facial expressions especially.

@mpilenhlehlaatshwayo6068

2 жыл бұрын

how did you know you knew the language?

@adsri2755

2 жыл бұрын

I would recommend getting your Turkish examined, to see if it is more modern or more similar to what was spoken in the early 20th century.

@vijayebhav2473

2 жыл бұрын

Did you wear any jwellery or cloth or something related to your great Grandmother....?

@castorkat4868

Жыл бұрын

genetics

@kedileruzayldr5583

Жыл бұрын

Türkçe konuşabiliyorsan ne dediğimi anlarsın

My son used to talk about "when grandma was my mom and we lived in the forest". I fully believe him that he remembers that he had a life with my mom before be was my son. It's so incredible.

@gremlin9739

Жыл бұрын

My youngest son told me when he was just 2 years old that my mother (his grandmother) was his mum in his last life. He told me about his life with her and how he eventually died. (What 2-year-old even knows what death means? ) From the beginning, he really disliked my mother and would scream when she held him. When he was around 6, he went into more detail even describing the house they lived in and other situations that had occurred. I so regret not asking more questions and getting names etc, He's in his 40's now, and although he can't recall those memories now, he says he remembers telling me about it.

@sheenefhuzou2284

Жыл бұрын

I encounter another story about this her own son was her brother before

@deanfowles3707

Жыл бұрын

did she live in the forest?

@anigmaa1

Жыл бұрын

Well have you ever clarified with your mum on your sons story.- Did your mum actually live in a forest and had a son who died?

@trishr.3986

Жыл бұрын

Where did they live in the forest?

PLEASE don't let it be true, one life is more than enough.. I don't want to do this bullshit again.

@sc0lded

7 жыл бұрын

lol right? when im gone i hope it all stops

@seriouslydont402

7 жыл бұрын

Thrillhouse I really hope it's all black after death but I have had paranormal experiences in life so like... I am pretty positive something comes next which really sucks. A lot.

@sienamars6186

7 жыл бұрын

Lol! What experiences have you had?

@MS-ps2pg

7 жыл бұрын

Clearly, the dude's hungry LOL! LMFAOOO!

@seriouslydont402

7 жыл бұрын

Siena Mars UP DOWN

My 5 yr old son recently told me , he misses his old mommy , she died cause she was too old and he said he had older brothers and sisters and a cat that was very nice and let him lay his head on the cat . I never would have thought i would hear something like this from one of my own children . Freaked me out a little but he couldn't tell me much more , except he misses his old mommy .

Learning is a life time experience. We never stop learning until we die, but our souls will learn from previous mistakes to reincarnate to prefect their new life.

I remember when I was maybe around 4 having those really vivid dreams of me lying on a bed in front of very large windows. I could see the trees and the rain outside. It looked like a hospital or very big mansion. And I was speaking in a foreign language with a man sitting by my bed. even if I was speaking in a foreign language, I understood it. That was ME on that bed, I'm sure of it! The atmosphere, the touch of the fabric of the blanket, the hair loose on my shoulders, the mild coldness in the room, the scent of some medical balm in the air,... I mean I WAS there. Those 'dreams' always left such a huge impression on me that my mother told me that it rendered me almost catatonic for about 6 months, not knowing if I was a 4 year-old child or a woman on her deathbed...

This showed up in my recommended, which is interesting...when my younger brother could barely form a sentence (he’s 33 now), mom was tucking him in bed one night. He was almost asleep and looked at my mom and said “momma, please don’t let me die like I did last time.” Mom didn’t want to scare him so she just calmly said “ok baby, but I forgot what happened.” He stared at her and said “ yes you do, remember I got really old and was stuck in my bed. I don’t like that, don’t want that again.” It’s always stuck with me.

@konniechung

3 жыл бұрын

Wait was he half asleep almost all the way asleep and could barely form a sentence or was he staring at her with ghost eyes and talking in full paragraphs?

@livvyjos

3 жыл бұрын

@@konniechung I think she meant her brother was only learning to talk at the time and was half asleep when he started relaying his story in fluent sentences... that’s how I interpreted it anyway. I’m happy to be corrected if I’m wrong.

@alreadydeady8472

3 жыл бұрын

Tell your brother I said happy 34th

@snoox27

3 жыл бұрын

Wow

@Vi-olynn

3 жыл бұрын

Wow...

I definitely think our death is just a start to something else, and not the end, as many think. Some children remember past lives, some don't, but the older the child gets the more it forgets. Could it be that a soul has to learn something, before it can leave this plain of existence, and we keep coming back until we learn whatever it is we must learn.

@Z123z

3 жыл бұрын

No it’s that society teaches us as we get older what to believe and think and do and that’s why children are more connected to it

@brianlawrence4689

3 жыл бұрын

Buddhism

@maet1664

3 жыл бұрын

I completely agree about coming back several times unless we learn all of our lessons. I think you’re bang on

@nikkibankhead6759

3 жыл бұрын

Yes I agree 100%

@marta9127

3 жыл бұрын

If that what you say would be truth - you should be able to recollect and use your "past lives" knowlege and wisdom in your live. It obviously isn't so. A child learns things anew, a person makes mistakes and gets better intelectually, emotionally and morally with age. In the begining all of us don't know anythibg about the world and simply have to be introduced to the world. "People are destined to die once, and after that to face judgment" (Hebrews 9:27) We live once, die once and that is the truth. That's why life is so prescious, so important. You get this one unique chance and should try really hard to live it through well. Christ came into this world to save each and one of us because we are so important to Him as individuals. If reincarnation was real then absolutely nothing what we do, what we think, what we choose would be important. Everything would be so insignificant! And it isn't! Read this line from saint Paul once again: "people are destined to die once, and after that to face judgment". Makes you think of importance of your existence and how infinity great impact your choices will have. Believing reincarnation is a form of escapism, a form of avoiding responsibility...

I am a 47 year old man. When I was young, I had an older sister, who was my senior by 2 years. She resented my presence, and threw rocks at me, tried to drown me, tricked me and hurt me in my infancy and as I was developing as an infant. I resented her for this in my first 20 years, I thought that she had been cruel and abusive, that life was unfair, and that my parents had committed a travesty of justice by not interfering and punishing her for the seeming brutality of her treatment of me. Sometimes the reasons are not always clear for the hardships that we endure. I went on to a difficult life, but if not for the resilience that some things can teach you, it's very unlikely you will succeed. My message is this. Things happen with purpose behind them. You are necessary and vital, and your suffering will end. It is all for a reason. Your pain and your joy are both there to grow you, for the universe to experience itself. All is one, and one is all. Peace.

I find reincarnation kind of a sad thought. I mean, it's a lot more comforting than simply not existing, but still, becoming a complete stranger to those closest to you, losing memories of everyone and everything that ever mattered to you...it's just so depressing. And even if you somehow remembered, there's no guarantee you could do anything about it, other than be tormented by the memory of a past life and longing for those you once knew and loved, but who are now complete strangers.

@AaBb-wg6ms

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree with you. I came to a conclusion that the best thing we could do is not to be born at all.

@joannedavis1991

2 жыл бұрын

It also works in reverse. Those that had abusing parents may now be in loving homes. We all get a chance to be in EVERY situation. Why? To learn not to judge for one thing.

@joannedavis1991

2 жыл бұрын

@@AaBb-wg6ms you miss having an easy life. You don’t grow and become loving and wise by having an easy life. Don’t waste the precise gift of life that YOU chose to have.

@ZealSeraph

2 жыл бұрын

@@joannedavis1991 That's true. A safe, loving home is something everyone deserves to experience.

@empyrean196

2 жыл бұрын

Nothing is forgotten. Everything is archived within you. And we reunite in heaven between lifetimes. Like now. Any loved one that has died. You’ll see them again before ever reincarnating. If you, or them even decide to come back. As we progress, we don’t lose contact. You likely will accumulate more loved ones from each incarnation.

My youngest son would draw detailed battle scenes with military tanks and hills etc... He was not allowed to watch TV programs or movies depicting war or violence. He was fascinated with WW2. I strongly believe he was reincarnated and had served in battle. As he grew older this began to disappear. I found one of the maps the other day was once again reminded how detailed these were for his age and lack of exposure at such a very young age.

@lemurlover7975

2 жыл бұрын

maybe he was an autistic savant and drew what he saw from books

@DanielleFoster.

2 жыл бұрын

@@lemurlover7975 I'd think she'd have figured out something like that throughout his life.

@IDontKnow-pf6en

2 жыл бұрын

@Lemur Lover (that username...hahaha) she said that he wasnt allowed to see that kinda stuff, plus dont you think shed know by now if her own kid was a savant?!

@nm3247

2 жыл бұрын

True actually these are pseudo intellectuals they feel they know everything and they are scientists but what they forget is scientists do believe in reincarnation and proved it as well besides if one is not open to possibilities no new discoveries would come out. 100 years back internet was not there but now it is who know 100 years from now this mystery of rebirth would be solved as well. U never know

@reneesantiago6496

2 жыл бұрын

How do you know he hasnt seen a tank or military vehicles with soldiers at another house when he visited? Or preschool?....or a magazine somewhere? You cant possibly stop him from seeing something so common as military.

Fascinating stuff. We know so little about the universe, time and space. Who knows what is possible and how the universe work's.

@shashankmishra7160

4 жыл бұрын

God Krishna in his eternal divine explanation to Arjuna in Holy Geeta says," O Arjun! As we change our clothes after getting it older and wear new clothes, similarly the spirit is undying and it changes its old bodies and enters into different body until it attains the highest transcendent position into me. He further explains, " The soul is unborn and immortal, No weapon can tear it apart, no fire can burn it, neither water can wet it nor wind can dry it. Its eternal. Thats Gods his own words given to humanity. We Hindus know it from many millennium. Its not surprising for us.

@astarrr54

3 жыл бұрын

You know CGI and what the beast system has TOLD you to believe. We live in an enclosed system, they HIDE GOD because they HATE him.

@zoranvanzindell

3 жыл бұрын

@@astarrr54 who hates god?

@ENTP247

3 жыл бұрын

Its great to know someone actually ponders on the mysterious laws of nature.

@lockergr

2 жыл бұрын

It's the Matrix reincarnation soul trap only better start spending 24/7 looking it up or you're going to get back on the wheel of samsara forever

I remember my death from a past life. I drowned after being washed overboard during a daytime storm as an adult. I would remember it as a child when I had a raised temperature. My mother would pick me up after a nightmare and the next day I’d have measles or another virus. I remember so many details from a time before colour television or even television in Australia, so I know it was my own memories. I remember the dress I was wearing and the absolute quiet as I fell over then went under the water. The quiet was almost deafening. I watched my long dress go over my head and watched my bubbles from my mouth and nose as I went down in the water with the dress going over my head. I’ve always had a fear of water.

Not only that we carry past life personalities with us into next life, we often carry their traumas, that is why many people are depressed and have that constant feeling of sadness that doesn't go away no matter what they do, or how successful they are in life.

I'm just happy for Purnima and Jinadasa's families. Even after he died, Jinadasa kept being with them and brought the families together.

Recently I've become so fascinated by reincarnation. I love this!

@f.dmcintyre4666

3 жыл бұрын

Check out Peter Fenwick and NDE on YT......Bless.....

@brianlawrence4689

3 жыл бұрын

Check Buddhism🌿

one thing that also struck me about Purnima: her body language is also stereotypically male. look at the way she holds herself, sits, even looks, etc. her hair is also kept up, simple dress. even in school, simple braids. she has a look in her eyes too like that of someone much older and wiser, almost like yeah, been there, done that, ive done this before. like youre not my real family, not my real parents, and youre just placeholders. idk, just a lotta energy came from her, both good and bad.

@IDontKnow-pf6en

2 жыл бұрын

also, the story of the experiment in which they found a real life story that was almost exactly the same as the one that that one kid made up totally was crazy, and whats more, like that's certainly not disproof, thats just plain creepy in and of itself!!!!!!!

@neriumsuitedher

2 жыл бұрын

@@IDontKnow-pf6en To me it seems like more proof tbh. She was either guided spiritually or an actual reincarnation of the murdered girl.

@marcgiardina4043

9 ай бұрын

Yeah my exact thoughts I dont know how this "so-called" expert came to that conclusion sounded to me as if that little girl might very well have been the little girl abducted and killed @@IDontKnow-pf6en

When I was a small girl, I called myself George and loved taking clocks apart. 50 years later I found that I had a gggranduncle George, clockmaker....

@Yemaya888

2 жыл бұрын

U came back!

@andreamullinix3362

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome back

my daughter at 3 spoke french to me! when i asked where she knew that from she said thats what she spoke with her other mother, the one she died in plane crash with!

@coloradorocky1298

3 жыл бұрын

Flight 191

@maryourhelp799

3 жыл бұрын

Please, can you give me your email address? I have some questions to ask.

@kelllefae3026

3 жыл бұрын

@@coloradorocky1298 jus googled that now! whaat! gosh....

@kelllefae3026

3 жыл бұрын

@@maryourhelp799not sure its wise to put my email address out there..ask here and i will do my best x

@davesanders5426

3 жыл бұрын

@@kelllefae3026 Could there be any other explanation? That’s my question.

My mother was the youngest in her family, she had a sister 7,5 years older and a brother 5 years older than her...Long story short, her brother (my uncle) died in a car crash at the age of 33...Three months prior to his death a black dog appeared in front of their house, it would follow her dad (my grandfather) to work, wait for him to finish work and then return back home together. They never feeded the dog but it would always stay outside or close to their house. My grandparents and my mum lived in the second floor (my aunt was already married and had movet out to her own house) and my uncle on the first floor. At night the dog would stay right under her brothers (my uncles) apartment, right under his bedroom and cry and howl all night long..Neighbors even complained to them about the noise, thinking that it was their dog and not a stray...Everyone heard it crying even my mum and my grandparents who all lived on the second floor but my uncle never did...The day of his death was the last time anyone saw that dog...We live in a small city 20k or less but they never saw it again..My uncle died early December 1991, my grandmother was washing dishes and my mum was also in the room, they were discussing when they saw a mug that was on the table move by itself, fall of the table and smash into piecies. They both couldnt understand how or why it happened so they didnt let it bother them too much...Later on they saw that the time that the mug moved by itself was the exact same time on the death certificate of my uncle... Her sister (my aunt) was seeing regularly dreams of her brother..He was in a green scenery with a big tree and he was sympathizing her, telling her not to be sad, he looked calm, peaceful even happy..Later on my aunt passed the point the car crash had taken place and right along the road she saw the exact same scenery she was seeing in her dreams..She was seeing these dreams quite regularly but they suddenly stopped around 7 years after his death... When my mum finally moved on and had a family of her own, a husband and a daughter, she was saying that she wanted to have a son, to name him after her lost brother Chris. One night she saw her brother on her dreams, telling her that she shouldn't worry or be afraid anymore, she will never be alone anymore cause now he is back, he is here and he will always protect her..Later on my mum found out that she is pregnant, and that she was pregnant when she saw that dream..She had a son, me, I took my name after my uncle, Chris, and I was born in September 1998, 7 years after the crash... I could go on and on about how much I am like him, even If I never met him. I am doing gestures that he was doing, although I never knew that he was doing them.. I have said phrases as an anecdote to tease my sister and I am later informed that he had said the exact same thing in similar occasions... Despite the character I also resemple him very much appearence wise... There are even some incidents like for example when I stared at a close friend of his in the same way he did (he was shocked, speechless and left for a walk after this to relax), or once when my mum woke me up for school ,I was an elementary student back then, and I looked and talked to her as he would have, she literally just screamed while getting out of my room and fetching my father to wake me up... I don't know what to make of all these, but I know that I feel proud, happy and sometimes a bit scared :)

@ventisale1

3 жыл бұрын

What an extraordinary experience you have shared with us. Thank you so much for doing so. I can really understand the pride you take in being so much like your uncle Chris, who was such an important part of your mother's family. I think you are very privileged, as is your mum, to have been chosen to bring you into this world and would welcome the stories of those who describe the ways in which you are like your uncle. Some day, their memories will fade. That dog's presence is so baffling... one of the many mysterious experiences that occur between humans and animals.

@alphafemme8154

3 жыл бұрын

Long story short...

@abdouahmedmbacke3034

3 жыл бұрын

you are the real incarnation of your uncle

@queenrudshel9802

3 жыл бұрын

WOW! Your so cool to know that !

@sssuperstacy

3 жыл бұрын

So many unnecessary... honestly speechless. Never read such a long winded story. You go off on different tangents & include about 500 irrelevant pieces of information. You are the worst storyteller I've ever encountered.

Of my own experience I can say that during times of deep meditation I have certainly experienced being different people in different places. A young male stable hand in England (probs medieval England) A woman caring for a man who was living in a cave in Georgia and the man was having history stories he knew written down by a scribe and stored in the cave to preserve our history, (I believe we were Romani)This memory was the strongest and although I, in this life was a blonde haired blue eyed child my mother would often refer to me as the 'gypsy' child and I have to admit feeling most comfortable when I am travelling. Although I knew nought of Romani history and only a little of Asian/European geography I was able to locate the place that the cave was in Georgia (The country) In my meditation I began to sing a song that felt like a mournful lullaby of sorts, I wrote it down phonetically and searched for an expert in Romani history, he confirmed it was a song in a variation of an ancient Indian language that tells the story of a mother telling her children their father would return soon. Yeah I am convinced that reincarnation happens.

@dinbifmp6943

Жыл бұрын

reincarnation happens. A soul has to take countless rebirths until it realizes its unity with the absolute.

I've always been open to the concept of reincarnation - it just seemed like something natural to me. Energy is neither created nor destroyed, simply transformed... But until I read the book called "Children's Past Lives" I never knew anything about birthmarks being marks of trauma or injury from a previous life. That startled me. I have had birthmarks on my right leg since I was a baby - a long, jagged one that looks a little like an airplane seen from a certain angle, on the back of my upper thigh just below my butt, and a smaller, roundish one on the side of my thigh just below the joint of the hip to the pelvis. I'd also had a strong interest - almost a morbid interest - in the Viet Nam war. So after reading that book, I began to wonder if the birthmark on the side of my leg was where a bullet entered & the one on the back of my leg was where it exited - that maybe I was killed during that war. I was born in 1966, though, so it would have to have been early on in the conflict - or perhaps in a different war. So I didn't expect to have a flashback during a cranial/sacral alignment/massage of dying by falling into a pit of sharpened stakes that were coated in some sort of poison, or to see how the stake tore through the back of my leg, and split in two - one piece sticking out of the side of my leg, and the other - not visible - driven up into my body. I think it tore a major artery, because I died quickly, surrounded by other soldiers who were trying to help me. I had to do research to find out if the Viet Cong used those sorts of spike-pits during that war was was kinda rocked back on my heels when I discovered they did. The were called Punji spikes or Punji pits. That was information I didn't have - and not the kind of death I had imagined or expected to discover if I was ever able to 'confirm' my suspicions of a past life. I should add - I didn't have this experience until I had already dealt with several medical anomalies that could be explained by past-life trauma/internal 'birthmarks'. I had an inflamed appendix & had emergency surgery to have it removed - the doctors said when they opened me up, they were confused at first because it looked completely normal & didn't seem to be enlarged or inflamed. But when they cut it open to biopsy, they said it was solid scar tissue, and that it had been located not dangling from my lower intestine, but tucked up between several loops of my intestines. And, I had to have my uterus removed because it developed fibroid tumors - scar-like growths - even though no one in my family had a history of that kind of problem, and I had never had children. I've had a couple other flashback memories of past lives - and in most of them, I died by something piercing my body. In this life, I developed PTSD from allergy testing performed on me when I was a child - I was so terrified of the needles, it took 5 nurses to hold down a 5-yr-old girl in order to do the testing. I believe reincarnation is real. I believe my flashback memories are real. You believe what you want.

@FoxRogers

2 жыл бұрын

That is so interesting about the cranial sacral therapy, my kids and I have all had somewhat profound things happen to us during those (not every time or anything).

@mpilenhlehlaatshwayo6068

2 жыл бұрын

@@FoxRogers a Birth mark where I come from is an indication of a sibling that lives with you spiritually, but never made it in birth. Some times this is discovered early in birth if a child is born in a veil, that veil is an indication that you are not living alone in this world, it is usually a means of luck, that veil is of great importance to the child, and since there is a lot of nurses who know about this, they steal these veils, and in order to return them a ceremony has to be done. So if you find out at late stage that you had a sibling or siblings that never made it to life, so that you can live for them, we then look at your birthmarks and they can tell us how many siblings you have and their gender, based on the side of the body the marks appear on. We also have ancestral gifts passed through generation to generation, we have gifts of the rain, gifts of rivers, gifts of the Sea, gifts of healing, gifts of seeing, gifts of making a home for those God has not accepted in his domain, because of their past mistakes, those people usually haunt us in our dreams seeking help from us, to ask God for safe passage and to pay their fines in terms of goats or ticket. I do not usually go to the hospital, I solve a lot of deep problems at home, I think my granny has had stroke 4 times, she's never been to hospital, I heal her from home, although it is not natural, because every time I took her to the doctor, She says she is okay, I found out it is done through witchcraft and they are many people who are either dead or cannot walk and talk because of this attack. I know those things, witchcraft is also one of the gifts from ancestors, there is a ceremony done, to ask God to take away these gifts from the receiver, because the owner of those gifts is probably in Gods holding cell, and we should also ask God to release them with a right fine. These are the things I am used to, and our reincarnation is funny, because if you reincarnate then we know for sure something went wrong, your soul is not supposed to return here we call those (ghosts), or if someone reincarnated you then you are umkhovu(a Zombie), yes we can make zombies, they only listen to the owner. Damn those things are spooky, sometimes they steal your soul even before you die and they create a dangerous zombie a spiritual one, at least umkhovu can be seen, and can be caught using powerful herbs, it is hard to get rid of the spirit one cause they can send it to live with you in your home, steal money, mess up the family, mess up the children, it is a dirty monster, we usually ask a powerful prayer in a family and some herbs as well. So if you reincarnate we really have to ask God to find you and tell us how we can bring you home, and those you are supposed to be ancestors with, come back in spirit to tell us of your whereabouts and the steps required to bring you home safely so you can go meet your maker before coming to serve your seedlings, or stomach(Isisu in Zulu). I just though I should spook you, cause this does spook me. Your spirit can pass into a seers body and they can communicate with you through that seers gift, they can tell things only you and your family knows we call people with this gift (Isanusi) they can get hold of anyone's ancestors and let the ancestors speak to you about leading the generation to the future, so if you reincarnate who will be the ancestors, a bridge between the living and God, we believe we are too dirty to get close to God, rather ask those who are already there with him to transfer the new for us to him and back.

@onerealmmapping9199

2 жыл бұрын

Agree.. scientifically make sense also

@TheJusting650

2 жыл бұрын

My uncle would tell me about a dream he would occasionally have. He says he is standing on a hilltop overlooking a rice field, he says he can see vietnamese farmers down in the fields, and then all of the sudden he feels a pain in his chest and falls back, only to wake up! He believes he could have died in the Vietnam war in his past life.

@Christa5699

Жыл бұрын

How did you have the flash backs? Like how did you bring them up? Or did they just happen randomly? Or possibly triggered by something?

I am not religious and consider myself pretty much a cynic about most things but there's something here worth investigating .Einsteins idea of the eternal nature of energy makes reincarnation a lot more logical than some of the other interpretations of what happens after death

@ms.lisamarie2245

7 жыл бұрын

I am very cynical too,and mistrustful for good reason. I have done research on topics i have questions to.......and most times i have found that knowledge has either been repressed,denied,changed,hidden,destroyed and is constantly denied and people who talk about the hidden knowledge are called conspiracy theorists so that no one will listen to what they have to say,or think they are crazy.It has been proven that lots of conspiracy stories,are actually true!

I am a Nigerian And I always remember my past life. I sometimes have dream of it but no one believed me so now I feel relieved that am not alone

@acpmc76

3 жыл бұрын

Are you a nigerian prince? Do you need help transfering millions of dollars?

@juzagirlntheroom2692

3 жыл бұрын

What do you recall,?

@mutantninjapony9003

3 жыл бұрын

Tell us your stories

@smileawhile3788

2 жыл бұрын

@Ahmad Adam You are not alone.

@aaronmcconnell7358

2 жыл бұрын

What did you do in your past life ? I

When I was a child and just started talking, my mom said I said similar things. I was very worried about my other mother. We had been fighting, and the roads were wet. We wrecked and both of us died, but that separated us and I didn’t know where my other mother went.

New body who dis?

@melissataylor8106

5 жыл бұрын

bryan alvarez 😂

@whatspoppin313

5 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂

@earthhealer1174

5 жыл бұрын

Hehehh nicely done

@SongBirdLibra

5 жыл бұрын

OH God this took me out lol

@michael-ub8vu

5 жыл бұрын

😂😂

When my son was around two years old we were visiting my wife's parents. At the back end of their yard was a creek that was about ten feet below the level of the yard and strewn with boulders. When my son had first seen this he stated that he had died in a place like this.

I was seven years old when I spoke to my Mom about a recurrent dream and flashbacks I kept having non stop. As a child I said to my mother, " Right Mommy that I was once a grown up and now I am a child?" My mother asked me ," Why are you saying that? As far as I know, you have never being a grown up! " I started telling my mother details of this young woman' s life, including her sexual life. My mother slapped me in the face and sent me to go to my room, get on my knees and stay there until she tells me to get up. She said that I was a very strange child and Satan did not even respect children after a while she went to my room, told me to get up and forget entirely the dream because it was evil. Even though that I kept having the dreams and the flasback memories but this time I kept it to myself and prayed to Got for protection on those dreams. As an adult I have continued having regressions and have had a total normal life. My mother made me feel guilty and afraid of having those regressions.

@kotresh

Жыл бұрын

What sexual things u told her bro?

@sherryrutledge8792

6 ай бұрын

Your mother sounds like a peach!

My mother thinks I was a pirate or someone who drowned and spent a lot of time on the water in a past life. When I was age 1-3, I could tell apart bodies of water, “harbor, bay, ocean, lake and had detailed information about it all. It scared her. But at age three I forgot everything I knew about the water, except for my fear of water. I have a scary fear of drowning

In the case of the first kid, I don't know why he would start looking at the old newspapers going backwards from the boy's birthday. Since the child remembered the road being unpaved, it would seem more logical to find out from the city when the road had been paved, and then look through obituaties prior to that.

@kiefferkeepinon828

2 жыл бұрын

Yes! 👍 I couldn't understand that either. Maybe just lazy, as he would have to look in the archives or on microfiche? 🤔 In any case, he looks stupid, incompetent or biased.

@mimimonster

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I had the same thought… it’s like “duh!”

@birdgang7305

2 жыл бұрын

exactly!!!!!!! :))))

@TallyRocky

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, also the second case. . .the injuries that the Sri Lankan man had were on his right side, not his left. At least some of this “documentary” is bunk.

@Windwalker665

2 жыл бұрын

They said, that the road was paved 30 years ago, that must have been around 1970.

When I was a child my father began to talk in his sleep. He was not speaking English. My mother started to try to write down what he said in sounds. She took the words to Union College to see if the words could be identified. It Turned out to be East Indian, and was the story of a boys life, with addresses, and peoples names. He did not know anyIndian language while awake. It was about his life there. There was no explanation for this 50 years ago.

@sanjay9503

2 жыл бұрын

I am from east India sounds interesting i would like to know more about it.

@anjaknatz7157

2 жыл бұрын

Wonderful story, I just love it - and I believe it!!

@marcgiardina4043

9 ай бұрын

Wow!

I seriously hope no one has to repeat life. Once is enough.

Everyone is a rebirth case. We have all lived and died and lived again.

I use to say the same things when I was little but my family always shrugged it off. I still have memories and dreams of a life before mine.

@abhinavranta1359

3 жыл бұрын

What kind of memories?

@roseyyyfox6471

3 жыл бұрын

Like what ?

@deno5220

2 жыл бұрын

Tease

I’m a 29yo woman from the inner city in the UK and had a typical lower class urban British upbringing. Yet I loved country music and would draw the same background on every picture I drew- yellow hills with trees dotted over them and beyond the hills huge grey mountains topped with snow; long yellowing grass and a winding river. When asked where it was, I’d claim it was where I was before. I continued with this same background but with far more detail way into my 20s. I would also become very emotional whenever I saw an image of monument valley in Utah. When I first went horse riding at 7yo I was annoyed that they didn’t have “the proper saddles” (it was in the UK so the tack was English, I remember expecting western tack). I became a horse trainer, specialising in western riding, and traveled to pretty much every corner of the world but refused to go to the USA because I knew I’d fall in love with it and as it was so difficult to get into, I didn’t want to have to leave again. I eventually plucked up the courage and when I stepped off the plane in Durango, Colorado, I was instantly confronted with the very same sandy coloured hills dotted with trees and sheer snowy mountains I’d been drawing since I could hold a pencil. The very next day I drove to monument valley- I stayed there for 2 full days and I’ve never felt such a sense of elation and peace. I knew the whole route around it already and had a number of flash backs that definitely weren’t my own. I cried my eyes out when I left, I felt bereft. I also felt that if I was to die any time soon, I would be ok with it because I’d made it ‘home’. As it was, that was only my first trip- I’m now married to an American and in the process of getting my green card. I cry like my heart is physically breaking whenever I have to leave the country, I can’t describe the relief I feel when setting foot on US soil. I firmly believe I had at least one past life in the states and no matter how hard I’ve tried in this life to experience life somewhere else, my heart and soul just can’t let go of my American life and this life’s journey has been consumed trying to get back to it.

@lauranminney7793

3 жыл бұрын

There’s a saying that life is the journey, not the destination, but in your case it may not be true. Study the word of God bcz there is so much wisdom in the Bible.... you are one of his angels and will be able to spread the knowledge. Do it while you’re young.... go to women’s Bible studies..... if you think the yellow hills dotted with trees are glorious now....just wait!

@anjaknatz7157

2 жыл бұрын

I hope so much, you could get there as a home by now!

I had talked about my past life with my mom and my aunts/uncles and my cousins. Apparently in my previous life I was a mother and my son had a relationship with the neighbour’s daughter and for some reason I didn’t approve of their relationship. That had caused some family disputes and apparently one day I had found my son passed away from self poisoning! Eventually, I had died from a car accident. I had told my mom that I was “laying in a pool of my own blood in the middle of the road”. I had told all of these when I was about 3ish y/o. Also, similar to the story of the first boy, I had started talking about my “real momma” whenever I get in trouble for something and my mom either yelled at me or told me off. I used to say things like “my real momma would never talk to me this way” and stuff. So one day my mom got kinda annoyed and told me that if you want your “real mom” why don’t you go to her and to which I had said angrily, “there’s no point of me going there now cuz everyone is dead now!”.

It's funny but my husband had always had flash backs of him in an airplane n the plane crashed. He had met a girl n fell in love with her but the plane went down n everyone burned to death. As he grew, he kept having flash back n asked his mom about the incident. His mom was shocked because that incident happened when he wasnt even born yet. He told his mom that his future wife would have some kind if burn mark on her body. Yrs later when he met me we got married n on our wedding night together he saw the side of my rib cage n was shocked to see that I had something like a huge burn mark run along my side. He asked me was that from birth, I said yes. He was shocked n told me the story. Been married 28 yrs. So I do believe in reincarnation!! I'm a Christian but I do believe that maybe god did give these people a chance to finish unfinished business.

@maryourhelp799

3 жыл бұрын

Please, can you give me your email? I have some questions to ask.

@starseedstarot4light872

3 жыл бұрын

I’m very happy to have seen/ stumbled on this story. So beautiful and lovely indeed. Long life and happiness to your soulmates 🙏

@mss227rose6

3 жыл бұрын

@@maryourhelp799 I dont give my emails out in public. But you can ask me here and I can try to see if I can answer you.

@mss227rose6

3 жыл бұрын

@@starseedstarot4light872 thank you, I can honestly say we do have a very special marriage that we both cherish.

@starseedstarot4light872

3 жыл бұрын

@@mss227rose6 ☺️❤️💕💘👌🙏 two peas in a pod your welcome .

I'm glad I can't remember my past it would just make me sad and depressed lets be honest

@garyfrank3089

7 жыл бұрын

OMG yash mai? this is crazy and you probably wont believe this but when i was 5 i would always talk about my asain wife yash mai from my past life. her parents were about 5ft tall and they never liked me. my mom said i would always demand rice at dinner because thats all we would eat. i remember my past life death being with beautiful yash mai in a honda civic eating that poon like shrimp fried rice but lost control when she sprayed her duck sauce on my face. ill always remember yash mai and her sweet tasting bamboo.

@yash-mai9220

7 жыл бұрын

+Gary Frank wrong yashmai?

@marinajensen8131

7 жыл бұрын

When I think of the things in my past that I regret, I comfort myself by saying "I don't live there anymore (as in the person that I was)" and I forgive myself and acknowledge that I have learned from those experiences.

@stlkngyomom

7 жыл бұрын

+Gary Frank Try Bruce Greyson,Brian Weiss,Louise Hay,Robert Waggoner,Tom Campbell,Pam Grout.

@braedeenn

7 жыл бұрын

Bleuy's Corner how

One of my four children was three at the time used to tell me about the time she lived in New Jersey and when she was 18 she got in a car with her boyfriend who was drunk and she died in a car wreck that night after they left a party. I couldn’t believe how crazy it was that my three year old would have any ideas about the state of New Jersey or to be able to put together how getting drunk and driving could cause a wreck! It was so eerie!

I have a very strange memory from my childhood. I still can remember that when I was a kid, accidentally I fell into a pond and I didn't know how to swim. Even I still don't know how to swim. That pond was just beside my school playground. I can clearly remember each and every moment of that accident! But surprisingly my parents confirmed that It never happened in my life... Even I can also remember that there was no pond at all near any of my schools. I don't know- where this memory came from.

People must understand that we as humanity, are spirits having a physical human experience. This experience is only temporary.

@onewotldgovernmentonlywhen9044

3 жыл бұрын

Reincarnation is a lie

@zoranvanzindell

3 жыл бұрын

Yes reincarnation is a lie.

@rhiannonwilliams9125

3 жыл бұрын

We certainly are john1cheree

@rhiannonwilliams9125

3 жыл бұрын

꧁Dee Dee꧂ wow. We probably have varied (though unique) soul mates on earth. Sadly, my beautiful life partner - and my soul mate passed away 4 weeks ago 😓 and it has rocked my world but I like that comment from you 💫

@sexydudeuk2172

3 жыл бұрын

I mean if reincarnation was real can you remember anything at all before you was even born? I cant remember anything until the age of 3

When I was 4 or 5 years old, I fell asleep on the floor of my living room in front of the tv, & when my Mom woke me up, saying, 'Come on, Ann. Time to get to bed.' I looked right at her & said with certainty, 'I'm not Ann.' She said at the time she thought it was weird, but I've never forgotten saying that to my Mom. I think she was too tired to ask me what the heck I was talking about or who I thought I was! LOL. But now, it makes more sense b/c as an adult, I've remembered several past lives. Mostly the memories hit me out of nowhere, & it's very disconcerting, but I find the lives I've led in previous incarnations explain quite a lot about my tendencies in this lifetime. Reincarnation is real. I can recall other lives the same way I can recall my own childhood in this life. I don't talk about it a lot b/c our culture isn't like Eastern cultures, where reincarnation is considered to be quite a matter of fact. Not only have I recalled several past lives, I've remembered friends/family in THIS life that were a part of my PAST lives. I had a fling with a man in this life, & while we were dating, I recalled he'd been my half-brother in another life. It sounds nuts, but I recalled the whole story of our past life together, & I actually TOLD my boyfriend this info, even though I thought he'd flip out about it. You know what? He said he felt like it was true, he understood there was something 'unresolved' b/w us from that past life, & our relationship in this life accomplished that. I've had similar experiences with other important people in my present life that I recalled from previous lifetimes, & every person I've told about our past lifetime together, even though they perhaps hadn't even believed in reincarnation prior, said they felt the info was true. Life is WAY more than just this one! So there is no reason to fear 'death' b/c yes, we DO get to come back!!! :)

@audreydeleon7

3 жыл бұрын

I've heard that there are only 7 lives though...do you think we endlessly have lives then? idk

@rationalwho

3 жыл бұрын

My mother was the youngest in her family, she had a sister 7,5 years older and a brother 5 years older than her...Long story short, her brother (my uncle) died in a car crash at the age of 33...Three months prior to his death a black dog appeared in front of their house, it would follow her dad (my grandfather) to work, wait for him to finish work and then return back home together. They never feeded the dog but it would always stay outside or close to their house. My grandparents and my mum lived in the second floor (my aunt was already married and had movet out to her own house) and my uncle on the first floor. At night the dog would stay right under her brothers (my uncles) apartment, right under his bedroom and cry and howl all night long..Neighbors even complained to them about the noise, thinking that it was their dog and not a stray...Everyone heard it crying even my mum and my grandparents who all lived on the second floor but my uncle never did...The day of his death was the last time anyone saw that dog...We live in a small city 20k or less but they never saw it again..My uncle died early December 1991, my grandmother was washing dishes and my mum was also in the room, they were discussing when they saw a mug that was on the table move by itself, fall of the table and smash into piecies. They both couldnt understand how or why it happened so they didnt let it bother them too much...Later on they saw that the time that the mug moved by itself was the exact same time on the death certificate of my uncle... Her sister (my aunt) was seeing regularly dreams of her brother..He was in a green scenery with a big tree and he was sympathizing her, telling her not to be sad, he looked calm, peaceful even happy..Later on my aunt passed the point the car crash had taken place and right along the road she saw the exact same scenery she was seeing in her dreams..She was seeing these dreams quite regularly but they suddenly stopped around 7 years after his death... When my mum finally moved on and had a family of her own, a husband and a daughter, she was saying that she wanted to have a son, to name him after her lost brother Chris. One night she saw her brother on her dreams, telling her that she shouldn't worry or be afraid anymore, she will never be alone anymore cause now he is back, he is here and he will always protect her..Later on my mum found out that she is pregnant, and that she was pregnant when she saw that dream..She had a son, me, I took my name after my uncle, Chris, and I was born in September 1998, 7 years after the crash... I could go on and on about how much I am like him, even If I never met him. I am doing gestures that he was doing, although I never knew that he was doing them.. I have said phrases as an anecdote to tease my sister and I am later informed that he had said the exact same thing in similar occasions... Despite the character I also resemple him very much appearence wise... There are even some incidents like for example when I stared at a close friend of his in the same way he did (he was shocked, speechless and left for a walk after this to relax), or once when my mum woke me up for school ,I was an elementary student back then, and I looked and talked to her as he would have, she literally just screamed while getting out of my room and fetching my father to wake me up... I don't know what to make of all these, but I know that I feel proud, happy and sometimes a bit scared :)

@itzsheena5941

3 жыл бұрын

If there are only 7 lives then we should make the best of this one cause we don't know if this is our last chance. Something to think about

@itzsheena5941

3 жыл бұрын

If there are only 7 lives then we should make the best of this one cause we don't know if this is our last chance. Something to think about

@itzsheena5941

3 жыл бұрын

If there are only 7 lives then we should make the best of this one cause we don't know if this is our last chance. Something to think about

I have 3 memories burned into my head. 1 of which is from a party that took place before I was born. Turns out it was the night I was conceived. I haven’t placed the other 2 yet but they’re from a home with a dark greenish marble bathroom and a weird double stair case in the back of the home. I visit these places in my dreams all the time. It started when I was young, as far back as I can remember and still continues now in my late 30’s

I myself have witnessed a case of a 5 year old girl in my village in Assam(india) accurately remembering her past life and how she was murdered. Her past family even approved her.

@muskan1545

2 жыл бұрын

Can you please share the story of that girl??

@limitlessnullity6513

Жыл бұрын

Horrific experience being imposed upon her... with no benefit only to restrict her in fear and lack of understanding of self defense

Psychiatrists, too often try to reason away everything THEY don't understand.

@GafftheHorse

3 жыл бұрын

Yep, that guy at the 26 minute or so point, his 'experiment' was really unconvincing.

@multijxde1855

3 жыл бұрын

Same thing with some science tbh

@diggascryptoawarenessdownu7246

3 жыл бұрын

@@multijxde1855 G'day, I could not agree more! Both "professions" are taught to close their minds to what they can physically touch and see and has to be black and white... Well the world couldn't be more grey in my humble opinion... Just like our Hairy Neighbours all over the world, the Sasquatch, Bigfoot, Yeti, Yowie here in Australia... There is so much proof including hundreds of DNA samples that come back with human mitochondrial and unknown primate.. Hundreds of thousands of individual encounters and eye witnesses accounts, foot prints and then more video and photos than you can point a stick at... And isn't it funny how it takes but one single eyewitness to send a person to their death or life in prison yet all these witnesses count for squat!! And governments have blood on their hands (many people have just vanished especially in the state and national forests of the world, check out "Missing 411") because they are aware of them and continue to encourage the subject to be made a joke of and ridicule the witness keeping so many quiet as a result... Lol I went on a tangent there but it's a perfect example of how the world of science and psychology are so closed to anything but black or white as you basically stated here.. I believe we have lost so much of our 6th sense and other abilities from becoming urbanised and if you don't use it you lose it! Anyway thanks for reading my short novel hahaha 😜... Happy Days and God Bless

@stev6963

3 жыл бұрын

@@GafftheHorse Yeah that guy sucks and he’s the problem with modern science.

@AbiNomac

3 жыл бұрын

So do atheists

Guys, I am watching this documentary all alone in the apartment late at night. Damn it, that music is seriously creepy!

@elizasbusiness6442

3 жыл бұрын

Same!

@elenaruthhondroyianni7428

3 жыл бұрын

sameee

@summerestee5148

3 жыл бұрын

For real

@moanalyssa6244

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking this!! I’m by myself outside at night

@kdgaf3138

3 жыл бұрын

same & I'm smokin👽💨 lol

My oldest daughter, when she was three looked at her mom and said "Dad is my dad, but you are not my real Mom". She also scolded us when we called her her current name saying, my name is Alice. She would also say, don't you remeber? We had a yellow house with big trees in the front yard and that I (Dad) had small round glasses. I am still disappointed that I didn't know to ask a bit more, like a last name or street.

When i was small like 2-3 yo i liked to watch a certain tv show about science and my dad wanted to turn it off saying I didn’t understand what is said, and I explain him very complicated process of how gravitational collapse is happening (can’t explain it now haha) and left him speechless... i was like that till 11 (interested in physics and studying with a private tutor in this subject because we didn’t have this subject at school at this age), then nearly overnight going through my first period my brain just switch off or rewired to the stage when I could not understand my own notes which i did studying with physics and astronomy tutor

We are ALL higher dimensional beings and our bodies are like an antenna and receiver for our souls. So be good to everyone you meet...cos we ALL meet again at some point! :)

@manishagangawala3921

3 жыл бұрын

Even Ted Cruze?

@simonj1971

2 жыл бұрын

@Pamela W Then be good to your fellow inmates. :)

@simonj1971

2 жыл бұрын

@@manishagangawala3921 I dunno who that is? But if he tries to be good...then spot on! Otherwise...you missed the point!

@zervzerv1214

2 жыл бұрын

Up in the center of earth, beyond the sky & the moon, exist the black space ocean. Within it the stars and the souls of all men; The True Ego. It transmits the souls of all living things; Man, animal & plant. Cyrus Teed is the truth.

@tasia9969

2 жыл бұрын

I dont wanna see these people again. My kids okay. Thats it.

The “made up child of Katie” strengthens my belief in re-incarnation. This young child did not say she had lived before, but her made up person, was too near reality, to be dismissed so easily.

@teejay8258

3 жыл бұрын

My thoughts, too!

@kitten1122

3 жыл бұрын

and why would that baby make up a story about monsters biting a little girl until she died 😭 and that the chomo looked like a creepy guy thats crazy to me

@karolinamuniak6905

2 жыл бұрын

I agree.