Cairell_Phelan
New Member
"Hello group! I've just found this group, and was hoping that I could get
some sound advice here.
I was never exactly sure where I stood on the Reincarnation Fence until
recently. I'm now fairly convinced, and it's my son whose proven it to me.
I'll try to tell my little story, and I hope that it doesn't sound too odd
or disjointed. Before my son was a year old (I think he was about 8 months
or so) he saw a picture of a horse in a magazine. Without being told what
it was, he became very excited and started pointing to the picture
exclaiming ORSE! ORSE! From that moment forward, he's had what I can only
call an obsession with horses.
He is now two years old. We were looking at pictures of horses on the
internet this morning, and he suddenly started pointing out all the
pictures, telling me that that one was a Paint horse, that one was an
Appaloosa, this other was an Arabian etc. He CANNOT read, and he has not
been told what the breeds of horses are. He even went on to tell me that
Pintaloosa's are 'bad' horses...then I saw a little snippet below the
picture outlining how Pintaloosa is not considered to be a true 'breed'.
He just has knowledge so far beyond what he should. He'll tell DH and me
how to 'rope a calf'--his own words. He knows about saddle horns, bridles,
reins, stirrups, and that cowboys would herd the cows over the mountains and
keep their 'beds' on the horses while they were awake. (Just for the
record, I'm a stay at home mother, so I know that he's not getting told
these things or seeing things on television while at daycare or something.
If I'm not with him, he's asleep...and I've never told him *anything* about
trail riding or what the parts of the saddle are.)
I'm now torn as to what I should do. I'm really interested in knowing
what's going on in that little head of his, but I don't want to push him or
make him uncomfortable. All this information just seems to come out of him
in a rush as soon as he has words for it. He's even described what barrel
racing is!
Are there any good resources for 'encouraging' a child to remember details
of a past life? I don't want to subject him to hypnosis at this age, if
ever.
If you made it all the way through this post, thank you!
Amanda "
PS (Friend posting, translated from another language)
some sound advice here.
I was never exactly sure where I stood on the Reincarnation Fence until
recently. I'm now fairly convinced, and it's my son whose proven it to me.
I'll try to tell my little story, and I hope that it doesn't sound too odd
or disjointed. Before my son was a year old (I think he was about 8 months
or so) he saw a picture of a horse in a magazine. Without being told what
it was, he became very excited and started pointing to the picture
exclaiming ORSE! ORSE! From that moment forward, he's had what I can only
call an obsession with horses.
He is now two years old. We were looking at pictures of horses on the
internet this morning, and he suddenly started pointing out all the
pictures, telling me that that one was a Paint horse, that one was an
Appaloosa, this other was an Arabian etc. He CANNOT read, and he has not
been told what the breeds of horses are. He even went on to tell me that
Pintaloosa's are 'bad' horses...then I saw a little snippet below the
picture outlining how Pintaloosa is not considered to be a true 'breed'.
He just has knowledge so far beyond what he should. He'll tell DH and me
how to 'rope a calf'--his own words. He knows about saddle horns, bridles,
reins, stirrups, and that cowboys would herd the cows over the mountains and
keep their 'beds' on the horses while they were awake. (Just for the
record, I'm a stay at home mother, so I know that he's not getting told
these things or seeing things on television while at daycare or something.
If I'm not with him, he's asleep...and I've never told him *anything* about
trail riding or what the parts of the saddle are.)
I'm now torn as to what I should do. I'm really interested in knowing
what's going on in that little head of his, but I don't want to push him or
make him uncomfortable. All this information just seems to come out of him
in a rush as soon as he has words for it. He's even described what barrel
racing is!
Are there any good resources for 'encouraging' a child to remember details
of a past life? I don't want to subject him to hypnosis at this age, if
ever.
If you made it all the way through this post, thank you!
Amanda "
PS (Friend posting, translated from another language)