Mere Dreamer has plenty of excellent points to go through.
I went through something a bit similar, but not nearly as strong. I couldn't verify for sure who I was in a past life, but still thought it would be a good idea to do something nice for an elderly lady I would've known then, had it...
A few times, I've babysat for a friend's kids (4 and 6), right around the age when children's past life memories tend to come up. Of course I've never pushed it, nor brought it up to their mom, but it's been interesting to overhear what could be past life memories that most people wouldn't give...
Agreed that they probably wouldn't believe you, but if you're worried about them, maybe you could try just being really nice to them (if you know them in person. I'm not sure what your situation is). Maybe they'll feel that twinge of recognition, and at the very least, comfort.
Rest assured...
When I was a kid, I was obsessed with anything from the 1950s-1970s (music, TV, movies, clothes, historical events). It became sort of a running joke in my family that I knew more about it than they did. $P$
When I first came across Carol's book in middle school (the 1990s), I thought...
Those particular foods are triggering to a lot of people (the most common irritant foods are dairy, wheat/gluten, sugar, soy, peanuts, and corn). They cause inflammatory reactions in most people, some more than others. Cutting those out of my diet has made me feel MUCH better (paleo). In this...
I remember that. I hope things are better for him too.
I know that Cade's mom (and if you're reading this, you're VERY brave!) didn't want to contact the man's family due to how awkward and painful it may be, which is perfectly understandable. Although, it seems a lot of kids were able to find...
Also, here is another thread where a woman describes her little boy having memories of being a firefighter on 9/11, where he describes his family, his coworkers, his home, and detailed descriptions of firefighting skills that he "just knew" that were verified by other firefighters. I haven't...
This must be quite a difficult situation, and I feel for you tremendously. I didn't use to believe in reincarnation, but the more I read about it, the more it sort of blew my mind. Much of it was hard to swallow at first, but then I read cases like James Leininger's (as a two-year-old, he had...
I was reading "The Art of Learning" by child chess prodigy Josh Waitzkin (subject of the movie "Searching for Bobby Fischer.") This particular passage immediately sent off "past life as a chess player!" bells. Six-year-old Josh is immediately attracted to the older men playing chess in NYC's...
You may like Ian Lawton's "The Big Book of the Soul: Rational Spirituality For The Twenty-First Century," as it provides a thorough (and also skeptical) view of the current scientific evidence for and against NDEs, reincarnation, etc. Each topic is examined through weak cases, inconclusive...
In second grade, I was afraid to eat my lunch out of fear someone would break in and poison it. Fortunately for my well-being, my mom came up with the brilliant idea of smiley-face Scotch tape "seals" to prove they had not been tampered with. :laugh:
Later on I had a past life reading (none of...
It's also possible that you were indeed his mother in a previous life. After all, cars have been around for over a hundred years now. Besides the car being blue, maybe you could show him pictures of cars from different eras and ask him to point out a car that looked like that?
I like the Rock Hall too, but it's really expensive (comparatively speaking- this is Cleveland, not NYC!) My boyfriend and I went this MLK Day, where it's free every year. We didn't have a whole lot of time to spend there, so that's probably why I enjoyed it more as a kid when I could spend the...
You could even try talking to your brother alone so he'll at least have someone who understands what he's going through- i.e., "I know you came back, and I'm here for you," and let him know how much you love him.
FYI, I live in Cleveland and recently went to the Rock Hall (if anyone wants to say hi while visiting, feel free!) Right now, Eddie Cochran's guitar is on loan somewhere else. I thought of this thread while looking at the sign where it would've been there...
I remember a debate in my high school speech class on abortion-quite the hot-button issue (I think for the speech class, it was supposed to be)- between two girls, who were fortunately very mature about it. One said she was against it because she was a Christian, and that due to her religion...