Although my son hasn't had any spontaneous recall of past life memories, there's more than enough evidence to me that he was my brother in my previous life.
The attached picture is my favorite of the ones that I have seen. In it, you can clearly see that the left ear on the little boy is a little bit lower and sticks out a bit more than his right ear. It's such a distinguishing feature that it makes him easy to identify in photos.
It's particularly my favorite because both of our general dispositions are clearly reflected in the photo. Me, in the back, calm, pensive and observing, and him, right up front, smiling and stealing the show. I have many, many photos with me and my son where the same "poses" are clearly visible.
One day while I was at work, I just happened to glance over at a photo of my son and realized he he has the same ears as the boy in the photo. Upon closer comparison, he also shares his nose, heavy brow and the set of his eyes are the same as well as having the same general facial shape.
When my wife was pregnant with out son, I had the distinct impression that he wanted to be born to us. In fact, he was rather inpatient about it; he was born two weeks early. He seemed very attuned to my presence and when I would come home from work, he would start kicking furiously in the womb.
And when he was born, I was told newborns can't see that far,
but I know, when the nurses were doing what ever it was they do to new borns, he stopped crying, turned his head and looked at me, even though I was about 10-12 feet away. It was a very profound experience.
From what I've read they both share the same cheerful and carefree (if not a bit reckless at times) disposition, a love of animals, helping people and many other little things. He's also quite attached to my friend, who was also my husband in my previous life.
My son has several skills that seem to be breaking out, I guess is the term for it, are science, math and an artistic eye for building things. Me, my wife and his teachers have been amazed with his inventiveness, creativity and general skill that should be well beyond someone his age.
Of course I always took it with a grain of salt as just being parents that were proud of their "star student". That was until I read the following line from the article posted in the link below:
http://www.lijiazhang.com/downloads/files/life_after_the_last_emperor.pdf
Of course, once over the dumbstruck feeling at having read that line, I've been convinced that they are the same person.
The attached picture is my favorite of the ones that I have seen. In it, you can clearly see that the left ear on the little boy is a little bit lower and sticks out a bit more than his right ear. It's such a distinguishing feature that it makes him easy to identify in photos.
It's particularly my favorite because both of our general dispositions are clearly reflected in the photo. Me, in the back, calm, pensive and observing, and him, right up front, smiling and stealing the show. I have many, many photos with me and my son where the same "poses" are clearly visible.
One day while I was at work, I just happened to glance over at a photo of my son and realized he he has the same ears as the boy in the photo. Upon closer comparison, he also shares his nose, heavy brow and the set of his eyes are the same as well as having the same general facial shape.
When my wife was pregnant with out son, I had the distinct impression that he wanted to be born to us. In fact, he was rather inpatient about it; he was born two weeks early. He seemed very attuned to my presence and when I would come home from work, he would start kicking furiously in the womb.
And when he was born, I was told newborns can't see that far,
but I know, when the nurses were doing what ever it was they do to new borns, he stopped crying, turned his head and looked at me, even though I was about 10-12 feet away. It was a very profound experience.
From what I've read they both share the same cheerful and carefree (if not a bit reckless at times) disposition, a love of animals, helping people and many other little things. He's also quite attached to my friend, who was also my husband in my previous life.
My son has several skills that seem to be breaking out, I guess is the term for it, are science, math and an artistic eye for building things. Me, my wife and his teachers have been amazed with his inventiveness, creativity and general skill that should be well beyond someone his age.
Of course I always took it with a grain of salt as just being parents that were proud of their "star student". That was until I read the following line from the article posted in the link below:
http://www.lijiazhang.com/downloads/files/life_after_the_last_emperor.pdf
Of course, once over the dumbstruck feeling at having read that line, I've been convinced that they are the same person.
