Newb Reincarnation Questions

[LostSoul777]

Which Religion best fits Reincarnation? Or is Reincarnation a religion itself?
Where does Reincarnation Occur?
Is Their a "Heaven"?
Can I choose things like What I choose to remember, my personality, my family, what I reincarnate to etc?
What All Is Possible During Reincarnation?
Any books on Reincarnation?
Is Reincarnation considered New Age or?
Thanks for all the helpful answers! I find that this is the only place that can actually help me

 

[famgrin]

Which Religion best fits Reincarnation? Or is Reincarnation a religion itself?
Where does Reincarnation Occur?


Is Their a "Heaven"?


Can I choose things like What I choose to remember, my personality, my family, what I reincarnate to etc?


What All Is Possible During Reincarnation?


Any books on Reincarnation?


Is Reincarnation considered New Age or?


Thanks for all the helpful answers! I find that this is the only place that can actually help me

Hi Lost Soul welcome to forum. For reincarnation best fits buddhism and hinduism. Buddhism is more comprehensive in practical applying but hinduism has splendid Gods and Hare Krishna Mantras .


Reincarnation may be religion itself. For me is religion Reincarnation. It's most fundamental real truth in my life. It's my lifestyle. I'm trying to live by her principles. All revolves around her. Cognition will change you life.


Reincarnation is here already since creation of the Earth and first animals etc. Generally you don't choose what to remember. It's hardly achievable nevertheless I managed to some tricks remember on memories which I wanted.


You must about it request your subconscious, to meditate.. I am even listened such beats on past life regression :laugh: . During Reincarnation is possible all. You fulfill the wishes well, you get too lessons. About Reincarnation is so many books.


I've found you top ten list: http://letusponder.hubpages.com/hub/10-books-about-Reincarnation


Reincarnation is not New Age! Reincarnation was here each time and will here until the souls will have aspirations.


and... "Heaven" is enlightenment of spirit. Spirit got rid of all earthly desires. Ended in beatitude with God and Universe. Reached spiritual perfection )

 

[jonathan21]

Welcome to the forum


Answers to the following questions


1.(Please note this is my opinion)I believe belief in reincarnation is just that a belief not a religion.There are some religions that support belief in reincarnation.not sure which ones.


2.The second answer to your question is from info I have read.There is no heaven or hell just whats known as the afterlife.


3.To be honest with you I cannot really answer this as I do not remember any of my pre-life.I asume all that this is decided by you and your guides before your born.


4.This answer varies deepening on age and experience of soul.


5.Yes there are books on reincarnation.My first book on reincarnation was Michael Newton Journey of souls.there are others including books by Carol Bowman.


6.The Belief in reincarnation is not new and has been around for some time.Some people do consider it new age.So yes and no to question.


Hope I have helped.Hopefully other members can expand or help on your questions.

 

[helz_belz]

Hi and welcome Lostsoul777,


Here are my answers to your questions, they're very interesting questions you have posed and I'm sure everyone will be giving you different answers!

Which Religion best fits Reincarnation? Or is Reincarnation a religion itself?

The concept of reincarnation is found within many religions, the most 'well known' being Buddhism and Hinduism, but many others also have reincarnation as a central concept, including some branches of Christianity, Judaism and Islam. Reincarnation is also an important belief for Neopagans, Wiccans and others who follow earth or nature based religions. There are also many non-religious people who believe in reincarnation.

Where does Reincarnation Occur?

Difficult one this. As far as I know, nobody knows for sure 'where' reincarnation occurs. It would seem to involve some kind of energy, what many term the 'soul' moving between bodies, but there are many other factors which may be involved, such as Time, Space, Emotion etc

Is Their a "Heaven"?

Maybe, maybe not. Everyone has different opinions on this. I see 'heaven' as similar to the place where souls go between incarnations, wherever that may be. Some have described it as a place of light, peace and rest, but I have no memories of this place myself.

Can I choose things like What I choose to remember, my personality, my family, what I reincarnate to etc?

Some say we can choose these things, but I am not so sure we have that much control over it. I see reincarnation acting similar to the way we are drawn towards people during life, we are drawn towards people/places/situations/etc because they resonate with us in some way, such as familiarity or an emotional connection, rather than because it was planned that way.

What All Is Possible During Reincarnation?

There must be limits I guess to what is possible and what isn't, but not sure if there are any hard-and-fast rules as to what is and isn't possible.

Any books on Reincarnation?

Oh plenty! The best ones I've come across are -


Carol Bowman 'Children's Past Lives' and 'Return from Heaven';


Hans TenDam 'Exploring Reincarnation';


Dr. Helen Wambach 'Reliving Past Lives';


Dr. Jim Tucker 'Life Before Life: A scientific investigation of children's memories of previous lives '

Is Reincarnation considered New Age?

It can be, because so many of the concepts involved with reincarnation were first widely discussed in the 1960s and 1970s by the New Age movement. It is possible to believe in reincarnation without getting too bogged down in a lot of the new age stuff. There is a lot of scientific research out there into reincarnation, such as work by Dr. Helen Wambach, Dr. Ian Stevenson and Dr. Jim Tucker

 

[argonne1918]

Oh plenty! The best ones I've come across are -
Carol Bowman 'Children's Past Lives' and 'Return from Heaven';


Hans TenDam 'Exploring Reincarnation';


Dr. Helen Wambach 'Reliving Past Lives';


Dr. Jim Tucker 'Life Before Life: A scientific investigation of children's memories of previous lives '

Another book you should read is "Soul Survivor" by Andrea and Bruce Leninger. Their son James was having nightmares about being a WWII pilot shot down over Iwo Jima in 1945. His dad researched everything he said and it was all proven to be true.


There is a list of recommended books here in the forum. There are also videos you can watch in the "Video archive" section.

 

[Stellaria]

I think you'll get the best answers to your questions by reading through the Children's Past Life Memories archives.


I believe that the truest, purest answers come from these small children who remember, and you will be able to read the things they say, conveyed directly by their befuddled parents.

 

[tanguerra]

Hi Lostsoul


You've already got some very good answers here, so I won't go over your list again.


I'm intrigued though, what has prompted your sudden interest in this topic?

 

[Ehrenbreitstein]

Another book you should read is "Soul Survivor" by Andrea and Bruce Leninger. Their son James was having nightmares about being a WWII pilot shot down over Iwo Jima in 1945. His dad researched everything he said and it was all proven to be true.

James was shot down over Chichi-Jima. Chichi-jima is approximately 240 kilometres (150 mi) north of Iwo Jima. It was in support of the Marine's invasion of Iwo-Jima.

 

[argonne1918]

James was shot down over Chichi-Jima. Chichi-jima is approximately 240 kilometres (150 mi) north of Iwo Jima. It was in support of the Marine's invasion of Iwo-Jima.

I stand corrected.

 

[Ehrenbreitstein]

I stand corrected.

It's easy to get confused since a lot of internet articles attribute his death to being at Iwo-Jima. But I remember they talked about it in depth in the book how this island was different from Iwo-Jima. They even have had news segments on American and Japanese television that show James returning to Chichi-Jima to reconcile his death, which is pretty moving. The Japanese government paid for him and his family to go out there and throw a wreath in the water and they filmed it. I think you can find something on YouTube.

 

[argonne1918]

They even have had news segments on American and Japanese television that show James returning to Chichi-Jima to reconcile his death, which is pretty moving. The Japanese government paid for him and his family to go out there and throw a wreath in the water and they filmed it. I think you can find something on YouTube.

That 5 minute video clip is actually here in the forum's "Video Archive" section. If James Leninger lives to be 100 he will always be remembered as the boy who remembered being shot down in WWII.