Susie
Dreamer-former moderator
In her book Children's Past Lives, Carol Bowman devotes an entire chapter to choosing a life, including who our parents will be. Her conclusion that we chose our parents is based on recollections of children and adults she has worked with.
In one such account, four year old Courtney tells how one rests a little while in heaven after death, then"...you have to start thinking about what you have to learn in your next life. You have to start picking your family, one that will help you learn whatever it is you need to learn next." (page 136).
Carol further says:
In one such account, four year old Courtney tells how one rests a little while in heaven after death, then"...you have to start thinking about what you have to learn in your next life. You have to start picking your family, one that will help you learn whatever it is you need to learn next." (page 136).
Carol further says:
The selection of parents is the most critical decision in the planning process because it sets the stage for the coming liftetime. It's no wonder young children seem to remember choosing their parents more than any other aspects of their prebirth experience. They often tell their parents why they chose them, claiming either that it was their decision alone or one that was made with the help of guides.(Page 141-142)