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Beth
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I just don't know where to start! My son, Kyle, shared the most amazing experience with me today. I'm going to back track a moment.....Kyle is 9 years old. Over the past year or two, he has made many comments
that he "wants to go home". After questioning him about what he means, the subject just got dropped each
time, as Kyle tends to tell "tales" sometimes. But this morning as I was working on the computer, he was
laying on the floor next to my chair playing his
Gameboy. All of sudden he said "I want to go home".
So I started with very simple questions and he
provided amazing answers....all the while he was
playing his Gameboy, so his voice was relaxed, he
wasn't excited or hyper like he is when he's telling a
"tale". Over the next two hours, many, many details
emerged. Here is the condensed version of our
converations: He lived in the mountains, I was his
mother but with blonde hair and brown eyes (I'm
actually a dark Italian), he had a twin brother (I do
have a daughter who is 12 & he has made so many
comments to me about his "twin" and did he have a twin
that died at birth - he did not - Kyle & his sister
are my only two children). Kyle said he and his
"twin" both had blonde and blue eyes (Kyle actually
has brown hair & blue eyes). I had him draw pictures
for me.....our home was built into the mountain and
there were a few other homes near ours. There were
steps leading down the mountain to a lake or river.
He drew a picture of me wearing fur pants and a fur
shirt and also wearing boots made of cloth. He and
his "twin" were wearing a different type of pants and
they both wore suspenders. I asked him about school
and church and what kind of car I had...he said they
didn't go to school or church and I had no car (he
told me I was silly cause there were no cars then). I
asked him what store I went to buy my lipstick, he
said that there WERE no stores like that (I was trying
to throw some questions out there to see if I could
throw him off track - but he did not waver). He said
we learned about God by praying. He said we hunted
for our food. I asked if he had the same dad as he
does now (I'm divorced from Kyle's dad)...he said no,
this dad was different and he died when he was
climbing up the mountain to get food and he fell off
the mountain. Kyle has always been afraid of the dark
and of sleeping alone. He told me today, with tears
in his eyes, that he gets the "pictures" in his head
and they scare him. I questioned him many times
throughout our 2 hour talk that if this was one of his
"tales", that he should tell me & I won't be mad, but
he is very adamant that this is true. I told him that
if it is true, I DO believe him. I gave him his own
journal to draw pictures of what he sees in his head
and for him to come and talk with me about it.
Does this sound like it could be a past life memory?
Kyle told me all of this in such a "matter of fact"
way while continuing to play his Gameboy the entire
time (except when drawing pictures).
Another interesting fact about Kyle: I had a very
rough marriage. I wanted to divorce Kyle's father
about 3 years before Kyle was born (my daughter was 1
1/2 at that time). But I didn't. If I HAD divorced
him when I wanted to, Kyle would never have been born.
Ever since I was pregnant with Kyle, I knew in my
soul that he was supposed to be on this earth, that he
was going to be something special (not that he is any
more special than any other child), like he's here for
a specific purpose.
Anyone have any suggestions or comments?
that he "wants to go home". After questioning him about what he means, the subject just got dropped each
time, as Kyle tends to tell "tales" sometimes. But this morning as I was working on the computer, he was
laying on the floor next to my chair playing his
Gameboy. All of sudden he said "I want to go home".
So I started with very simple questions and he
provided amazing answers....all the while he was
playing his Gameboy, so his voice was relaxed, he
wasn't excited or hyper like he is when he's telling a
"tale". Over the next two hours, many, many details
emerged. Here is the condensed version of our
converations: He lived in the mountains, I was his
mother but with blonde hair and brown eyes (I'm
actually a dark Italian), he had a twin brother (I do
have a daughter who is 12 & he has made so many
comments to me about his "twin" and did he have a twin
that died at birth - he did not - Kyle & his sister
are my only two children). Kyle said he and his
"twin" both had blonde and blue eyes (Kyle actually
has brown hair & blue eyes). I had him draw pictures
for me.....our home was built into the mountain and
there were a few other homes near ours. There were
steps leading down the mountain to a lake or river.
He drew a picture of me wearing fur pants and a fur
shirt and also wearing boots made of cloth. He and
his "twin" were wearing a different type of pants and
they both wore suspenders. I asked him about school
and church and what kind of car I had...he said they
didn't go to school or church and I had no car (he
told me I was silly cause there were no cars then). I
asked him what store I went to buy my lipstick, he
said that there WERE no stores like that (I was trying
to throw some questions out there to see if I could
throw him off track - but he did not waver). He said
we learned about God by praying. He said we hunted
for our food. I asked if he had the same dad as he
does now (I'm divorced from Kyle's dad)...he said no,
this dad was different and he died when he was
climbing up the mountain to get food and he fell off
the mountain. Kyle has always been afraid of the dark
and of sleeping alone. He told me today, with tears
in his eyes, that he gets the "pictures" in his head
and they scare him. I questioned him many times
throughout our 2 hour talk that if this was one of his
"tales", that he should tell me & I won't be mad, but
he is very adamant that this is true. I told him that
if it is true, I DO believe him. I gave him his own
journal to draw pictures of what he sees in his head
and for him to come and talk with me about it.
Does this sound like it could be a past life memory?
Kyle told me all of this in such a "matter of fact"
way while continuing to play his Gameboy the entire
time (except when drawing pictures).
Another interesting fact about Kyle: I had a very
rough marriage. I wanted to divorce Kyle's father
about 3 years before Kyle was born (my daughter was 1
1/2 at that time). But I didn't. If I HAD divorced
him when I wanted to, Kyle would never have been born.
Ever since I was pregnant with Kyle, I knew in my
soul that he was supposed to be on this earth, that he
was going to be something special (not that he is any
more special than any other child), like he's here for
a specific purpose.
Anyone have any suggestions or comments?
