Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would be looking up deaths in New York City by people falling into holes
There were many falling to their deaths on Sept 11 - it came out of nowhere and must have been traumatic for so many who had no time to prepare for death.
Anonymous wrote:This is schizophrenia; believing that imagination is real.
Anonymous wrote:When my sister was around 2, so pointed to a picture of my great grandfather who died 5 years before she was born and said will absolute certainly “I knew him before I was here”. You should read some books on past lives. It’s fascinating.
Anonymous wrote:OP here.
I watched Frozen with DS over the weekend and one of the early scenes shows Anna falling as a child, and my DS screamed hysterically (as he often does) about the idea of falling. I comforted him and we continued watching.
Then in a later scene Anna is climbing the ice and in danger of falling and my DS said, “actually, I’m not afraid of falling, because now I know that if you die you just start over with a new family, but I’m still the same person, like after dying, so it’s really not that scary.”
I’ve tried asking my DS questions about what he means by the things he says and he doesn’t really say anything, he says he doesn’t know or isn’t sure. It’s like he says these things in bursts but then otherwise isn’t really aware.
That’s my update!
Anonymous wrote:Past life memories are legit, and as other posters have noted, UVA has done a lot of solid research in this area. I am deeply spiritual and have had many revelations about a truly loving spirit/source/God that give me great peace.
You're lucky he can talk to you about it. If anything I would talk to him more--have him share more details of the past life, and talk about how that was then and in this lifetime he will have a whole new set of experiences.