Children remembering past lives

[Anonymous]

You should read the book Soul Survivor. It's fantastic. Basically, a little boy starts screaming out things during his nightmares and he constantly tells his parents that he died in a plane crash, misses his old family, etc. They start documenting everything and find his past life including friends and family members of the deceased man whose soul he presumably has. It's a really wild story

[Anonymous]

I was skeptical until I heard the daughter of a friend describe in great detail being aborted before she was born. Much more detail than a 4 year old child would know.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I think it's a load of garbage. My three year old uses a host of identities to process and try out different things. The story in the article about the holocaust tattoo is probably something the kiddo saw or heard somewhere. We're not with our kids all the time and they are sponges. The hear the TV at night better than we think. Etc Etc.

in the article there are some instances of this- the mom who kept showing her kid old movies and magazines, the parents showing their kid a book about the holocaust etc. Both of things are absolutely suggestive. it’s bizarre for the parents to then claim they are not reinforcing the statements made about a past life when they keep showing their young kids materials about the time period/past life they are supposedly describing.

They are con artists.

[Anonymous]

I am Indian and I have always had vivid flashbacks of my previous life in Peru as a young boy. Except, I did not know that it was Peru that I was dreaming of because I had never visited it or even read about it.

Recently, I visited that site in Peru unexpectedly, identified my house and my aunt's house, and instead of feeling sorrow to see the ruins, I had a deep sense of peace that we keep getting reincarnated to experience different lives. It is all impermanent and we are born because of our curiosity to experience this life.

I don't talk about it because it is unimportant for me, and most people don't have the same experience as me so it would not be believable to them.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think my son might be my father reincarnated. I never speak about my childhood because of the trauma. So he would not have heard anything. My son has an interest in geographical locations that were important in my father' s life. They are random places that most people would not want to visit.

When he was younger he would describe buildings that my father built. He has no knowledge.

But if your father harmed you…does that creep you out? Effect your relationship with your child?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Not a past live but my kid would talk about 2 kids who played in the trees and came to visit him. He said he liked them during the day but not at night because they were scared. He shared their names and he said they were black like him and Daddy. The subdivision we live in was 100% an old plantation and the stables are around the corner from our house.

I still get heebie jeebies thinking about it and his storytelling was consistent for about 1-1.5 years and now he doesnt talk about it.

Is your kid and his father black?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Not a past live but my kid would talk about 2 kids who played in the trees and came to visit him. He said he liked them during the day but not at night because they were scared. He shared their names and he said they were black like him and Daddy. The subdivision we live in was 100% an old plantation and the stables are around the corner from our house.

I still get heebie jeebies thinking about it and his storytelling was consistent for about 1-1.5 years and now he doesnt talk about it.

Is your kid and his father black?

yes

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I was skeptical until I heard the daughter of a friend describe in great detail being aborted before she was born. Much more detail than a 4 year old child would know.

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Is she Republican? 😂

[Anonymous]

My DS believes he had a past life and has memorized or before he was born. I have never talked to him about it but I actually do believe in spirits and I had a medium I go to periodically. I took him to talk to my medium recently let and she said there are studies currently to being done on children who believe they have past lives and suggested my DS look into it. She also believes he may have some ability to communicate with spirits.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I think it's a load of garbage. My three year old uses a host of identities to process and try out different things. The story in the article about the holocaust tattoo is probably something the kiddo saw or heard somewhere. We're not with our kids all the time and they are sponges. The hear the TV at night better than we think. Etc Etc.

+1

[Anonymous]

Yes, we’re not a very religious family, but our daughter when she was three told us that the only good thing about dying is that she could go back to heaven. We asked her what she meant go back, and she said well that’s where I came from.

[Anonymous]

The children are starting to remember. Awakening.
We are currently in our 5th and final reincarnation.
Autistic children, God's children, know more. They are special. VERY special.

We came here in 3 waves.

[Anonymous]

TBH, I think it's kids picking up stuff from podcasts in the car, screens watched by the parents, conversations between adults, etc.

Kids pick up and retain the craziest knowledge, even when very young. Our son would repeat stuff from conversations between my spouse and I multiple days later. He was absorbing it while playing in the next room over, despite not being a part of our conversation. Same goes for your young kid listening to NPR in car - they are absorbing everything. Some kids retain that info like an encyclopedia at an abnormally young age and regurgitate it at a later date.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:TBH, I think it's kids picking up stuff from podcasts in the car, screens watched by the parents, conversations between adults, etc.

Kids pick up and retain the craziest knowledge, even when very young. Our son would repeat stuff from conversations between my spouse and I multiple days later. He was absorbing it while playing in the next room over, despite not being a part of our conversation. Same goes for your young kid listening to NPR in car - they are absorbing everything. Some kids retain that info like an encyclopedia at an abnormally young age and regurgitate it at a later date.

I'm the Indian lady that killed her husband in her previous life. There were none of the above in my life. No TVs, although we did have radio, it was mostly used for music, news, and cricket. News is not the salacious stuff you see these days, but pretty much all boring Indian politics. This was in the 70s. It is possible but not likely that I would have overheard something, but that still doesn't explain the fact that I said where I lived, and it turns out that it exists. I don't find 'I was a prince in a past life' type of stories believable, but there may be something to kids talking about ordinary every day people they have no way of knowing about.

[Anonymous]

Just putting it out there, I thought I remembered past lives as child. As an adult, when I started grand mal having seizures, my doctor made a connection and realized I was having petit mal seizures/deja vus as a child.