My 3-year old suddenly starts talking about his "old" family

[apfotos]

All of a sudden my 3-year old started talking about his "old" family. It all started when older daughter was talking about magicians. My 3-year old told me that he saw a magician once up in the clouds. He was with a lot of other children. There were no adults. There was a magician doing magic tricks for the children. He liked it when the magician would pull a rabbit out of his hat and then it would turn into a ghost and float away. All the children would laugh.
Day by day after that he started talking about his "old" family. His old house caught on fire. He didn't say that he actually died, he says that he, and his grandfather "walked" away from the house. He said that his grandfather used to live with him and his old family.
His mother always wore a red sweater and she had a garden.
He also had a brother and sister that were around his age.. 3 years old.
We were making cookies and out of nowhere he said that one time he broke a glass vase at his old family's house. I asked if she got mad at him, he said no, she didn't get mad because it she knew it was accident.
It's so unusual. I don't encourage him to talk about it, it just comes out.
I belive now that we all must have had past life memories, and in time they disappear.
I hope that this information helps parents who have lost a child, to realize that they come back and still remember their "old" family.

 

[anashanti]

What a great experience! Good job for listening and not brushing your child's "stories" aside as just imagination. Are you keeping notes?

love and light,

anashanti

 

[Kelly]

Hi Apfotos

Great post and like Anashanti, I have to ask whether you are journaling all these little “instances”??? It could be invaluable to him in years to come if he chooses to discover more about himself in this way

As to the magician story…it reminded me somewhat of various peoples recollections and memories of the “astral” plane and their inbetween states, that people like Michael Newton, Dolores Canon, etc, write about and share in their books via cases.

Thanks for sharing – I hope you keep us updated