childs reincarnation, so soon?

[Melissa]

Hi, my name is melissa. My son at about 6 months blurted out a very clear name one day, it freaked me out a bit. The name of my deceased grandmother. She died before her husband. Since then, my son has shown such interest in all my grandfathers old things. Grandpa use to own a bakery and I have many of the tools he used there. My son will rumage through the drawer and take off with only grandpas things, he seems so fascinated with those specific items. He also sports a birthmark on his face that has been extremly familiar to me since birth. I know that I have seen it somewhere before. My father said grandpa had one much like it on his neck, I can not find any good pictures to see if it is similiar. When he was about 14 months, we were having lunch one day. I said: son, did we know each other before? he shook his head yes and verbally answered yes. I said, would you like some more to eat? He shook no and answered no. I said, do you want to get down? He said yes. Is it possible he reincarnate so quickly? My grandfather commited suicide and I have heard that when you do that, you end up back in utero sooner. I look foreward to hearing what my son has to say in the future, however I do not want to 'lead' him in any questioning. He/son also has this special kinship with my dad, who had the same with my grandfather. Any suggestions? Thank you. Melissa.

 

[Elisabeth Hallett]

Hi Melissa, I gather that very quick reincarnations do happen. It sounds like you are seeing some hints, but I'd suggest keeping a very open mind at this point. I'd be curious to know the name your son spoke at six months -- if it was something you'd never be likely to hear in "baby babble" it would be more evidential. You didn't mention how long the interval had been since your grandfather's death to your son's birth, that would be interesting to know also. Meanwhile, I wouldn't put too much weight on your toddler's fascination with grandpa's things, they might just be the sort of things a little tyke would naturally be attracted to. Not meaning to be too skeptical, but I think it's important not to make up your mind about the "former identity" of your son, because as you know, our expectations and unspoken assumptions do tend to affect the way our little ones act. So keep your eyes and ears open and see what develops...

 

[Melissa]

I agree with you and we try to be open. The name that came out so clear,low and very masculine, was "Ruth" I turned around so quickly because I thought someone else was in the room with us. I never though much about it, other than it was strange until recently when I started thinking about the possible connection. Gmpa died approx. twenty years before my son came.I wish I could find a good picture of my grandfathers birth mark. I have read the research on birthmarks and find it fascinating. Thanks for your reply. Melissa.

 

[Steve]

Melissa,

Everything you report is consistent with other cases we have. Twenty years between lives is longer than the average time we're seeing. A few years for same-family cases like yours is typical.

Steve


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Steve Bowman
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