People who died and claim to be reincarnated share the memories of their past lives
(Higher Perspective) Reincarnation, also known as rebirth is the belief that we don’t get to live just one life. The concept explains that the non-physical essence of a living being begins a new life in a different physical form or body after biological death.
Reincarnated and have memories
Usually, however, we can’t necessarily consciously remember the lives we lived before even though our souls still bear all the good and bad deeds we’ve accumulated.
The following people claim to have been reincarnated except they also happen to have memories of who they once were. These are their stories.
The same dream, 300 times over
“I had a very vivid dream well over 300 times. It’s always the same. I’m a 31year old Australian male with zero paramilitary culture which is another reason that I cant process my dream where I’m a passenger in a helicopter flying over a town that appears Middle Eastern. We have just completed a mission and the radio goes off. This is a little weird, I really don’t think the message is in English, but I understand it all the same. The dream flashes forward. Then it’s me about to jump out of the plane, oddly with a rope in my hands. I’m not talking about climbing gear. But actual thick rope. We use it like a fireman’s pole.
The ground troops are in ‘formation’ against the side of a large house. The team knocks in the door and I’m second or third in line. Quickly moving through a room and into the next I miss a young boy to my left and he shoots me. I’ve probably got four or five bullets in me. I always remember the wall behind, cracked a little like they’ve gone through. Then black. For a split second, I’m on a hospital bed somewhere with bright lights. Then nothing.” WyldeWest / Reddit
A boy beyond his years
So she pulls me back from the page and asks me, ‘well, what did you use to do when you lived there?’ She says I told her, ‘I wrote books, and I grew vegetables!’ And my little finger pointed at an outbuilding of the monastery and an empty field behind it. Well, I can’t read yet. My mother said she got very cold and started shivering from head to toe. The caption of the photo was explaining that the monastery was nearly self-sufficient, gathering rainwater in cisterns to support vegetable gardens year-round behind the scriptorium where the monks produced copies of the Bible and other holy books.” – faceintheblue / Reddit
Some have gone to regression sessions to relive their past lives
Another was in the mid-1800s. I remember the room I was in, the smell of the fire, the tightness of my corset, the way my dress felt under my hands. I would not remake the choices I made in that life, but I feel a strong pull to that time. I am positive I have had other lives too, but I don’t remember enough of them to be sure. It is hard to articulate how these are different from imagination or dreams. They feel so real.” – coffeeandarabbit / Reddit
But what does it all mean?
So what is the point of recantation if it’s real? In Hinduism, the idea is that nothing is permanent but the true purpose of each reincarnation is another attempt to reach our highest self and attain Nirvana. When we fail. we get another chance through rebirth until Nirvana is attained. Yet some people find that their reincarnation memories may be nothing more than just memories without purpose.
Maybe it’s all in 0ur heads
But who knows? Maybe when I was born, some extra souls got thrown in? The others in my head don’t have such memories though. Either way, if I believe them or not, the ‘memories’ are still there.” – INeedToSlowDown / Reddit
The next time you have deja vu, examine the memory and ask yourself, is it really yours? For all you know you might have thousands of repressed memories tucked deep inside your soul from past lives.
Source: Higher Perspective
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