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my 4 year old's past life

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Lolli

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My son just turned five in July. Last summer, we were talking one day and out of the clear blue, he said his name used to be Eric Walton. He described where he lived and some of his immediate family. He also told me how he died. After he died, he said he went up to Heaven and God sent him back to be my baby. How do I go about looking up this person's name and finding out where he lived?? Any information I can hopefully find on this person would be great!!

[This message has been edited by Lolli (edited 08-15-2001).]
 
Hi Lolli,

Welcome!! Your son's detail to his past life is wonderful! I would suggest starting in your town then panning out from there if you find nothing. Historical documents, death certificates, etc. If that brings you nothing, start on the internet and do a search for genealogy sites where you can plug his name in. Does your son have specific times- ie, "olden days" or details where you can figure it out? The more details he gives you, the better. Sounds like he is talking a lot, which is good. Don't press him but listen for all the details you can get.

Susie
 
How strange! I just accessed this webpage for the first time in order to post a request for help. After that, I decided to read a few other posts and see what help they recieved, and I stumbled upon yours. I know a member of a Walton family, and the woman I am friends with has a stepfather whose late brother's name is Eric Walton. If I can be of any help, please let me know.
 
Nora--
I'm glad I got an e-mail from Susan for me to come check the postings. My heart skipped a beat when I read what you wrote. I'd like to talk with you to see if we're talking about the same Eric Walton. Another thing that I didn't mention in my original posting is that earlier this year I talked to an angelic advisor. She asked me if I had any questions for her. All I said was "What about Eric Walton?" She looked me in the face and said, "They say what your son tells you is true."
 
I'm glad you got my post. I have a four year old son, also, though he seems to be the 'normal' one in the family... not once has he mentioned a past life. Anyways, I myself am not a Walton, and therefor I don't feel as if I am authorized to give out specific information about their (large) family over the internet, but I'll try and help. They originated in Pittsburg, PA, and nowadays are spread all over the country. Now that I think about it, I think there were two Eric Waltons, one named after the other. Let me know some of what your son has told you, and I'll see what I can do from there. I hope this helps!
 
Dear Madam,

It is really wonderful that he can recall his first name AND his surname! As it's an English name, it shouldn't be too difficult to verify this "case". Most contemporary Western people are documented quite extensively. In The Netherlands, Dr. Verbrugh, launched the idea of creating so called sarcotheques which would contain biographical data on ordinary living people to facilitate tracing one's previous life.

Lots of luck!

Titus Rivas
 
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