These are just amazing. I love them

My son has been Deaf/Mute since he was 2 years old and when he was around 8 or 9(he's 29 now)he signed and drew pictures of the 7 past life's, what and how he lived and died in each of his life's And he can still tell you about it Plus he has Spirits of Loved that he speaks to And weird little things will happen when they're around

When my nephew was about 3 years old, he would talk about Teresa, the lady he use to be. How she loved sitting on her big white porch.

That's quite entertaining, even though. of course, it doesn't mean that any of those kids had previous lives or something like this. Children absorb everything like a sponge - books, movies, glimpses of tv shows, pieces of conversations, and have a really vivid imagination. I remember I was telling some stories as a kid like I had two sisters and then died at the age of six, but I also remember I made those stories up.

Remember kids have eyes and ears and are able to absorb information. There are studies that say children can hear what’s going on outside whilst they are in the womb so basically even things you don’t think they’ve heard or seen they probably have and things you’ve forgotten they haven’t

My daughter always used to look at the corner of the stairs, nobody was ever there, I think she waved a couple of times too, but I really can't remember, but the stair there was damaged as if from a fall or perhaps just people jumping down them over nearly a century so knows

"Many Lives, Many Masters" by Dr. Brian Weiss is a good read on the topic!

I don't disbelieve these accounts. But, for me, it seems dreadful to continually live multiple lives, many of them full of sadness and suffering. Maybe we continue to get chances to finally live a life of goodness. I hope so.

Creepy

My dad was watching a documentary on the pyramids and my 3 year little brother toddled into the bedroom and pointed at the tv and exclaimed Machu Picchu!! My dad startled by the yell asked him how he know what Machu Picchu was? My little brother says, "I died near there in a fire." So apparently my little brother lived in or near Peru in a past life.

Another thing to consider is that kids around the age of 3-4 tend to be very "experimental" with their grammar. They may be trying to communicate something about the present or past or a possibility or hope/fear but it comes out as past tense and then sounds like a past life story to someone that takes the words of preschoolers completely at face value.

When I was a baby I would "d i" repeatedly until I figured out that I could combine the two sounds to create the "di" and apparently I would pull the exorcist on people in the metro while saying "di" repeatedly. I probably got some weird looks.

Great collection. The author has multiples of same story, though

There is a past life regressionist who has a tv show, he gets data on the info people talk about during the session and supports their experience - “Licensed hypnotherapist Damian Bertrand is one of those people. He uses hypnosis to take people through emotionally charged experiences from past lives to try to uncover the origins of mysterious obsessions, unexplained phobias, nightmares and overall odd behavior. Whether it's on the bloody battlefields of the Middle Ages or performing in a circus in the 1930s, the memories from past lives are brought to life through cinematic re-creations. Ultimately the hope is that remembering past lives helps the subjects change how they currently live.” Show us called Past Lives, Who Was I”. It’s fascinating to see experience backed up by facts

Well, American parents encourage their kids to have "imaginary friends", and later they creep out when kids go nuts.