Firstly, I have always known that there is a higher something than us, and I mean from a very young age, I would lay in bed just.......knowing. My family is not in the slightst bit religous, and I don't equate those feelings with the traditional sense of 'God'. Anyhow, I would sometimes come across snippets of information on varying topics, reincarnation included, which would make me think, and sort of affirm the feelings I had had inside for so long. I then read a book called 'Many Lives, Many Masters' I think, about seven years ago. I sort of thought afterwards ' Well, I know!' but part of my brain was also thinking 'Hmmmmm, I don't know, it's more than possible this has been faked'.
Anyway, it wasn't until my grandmother died that I got what I consider 'proof'. My daughter turned two years old in March of 1997, and in July 1997, my grandmother died. I was very upset, distraught really, and would often cry (it didn't help I was pregnant with my son at the time, and so was emotional anyway!).One day, not long after my grandmother had died, I was bathing my daughter. I was a bit tearful, and she said to me 'Why are you crying?' to which I replied 'You know why, I'm just sad because Nanny died' I'll never forget what she said next.....'Don't cry Mummy, when Nanny floats up she will come back down and be a baby again' I was really shocked, and wracked my brain to think of any time she might have heard anything like this, I asked her 'How do you know' and she just replied ' I don't know, I just do'
Many people have called my daughter 'an old soul'. She is very knowing, and fixes you with a look that seems to see into you! She walked very early (9mths and 3 days) and her speech and thinking has always been way beyond her peers. Part of me wonders if she has been through the process many times herself and thats why she had a residual memory of it. In any case, it was shocking to hear such a very young child say it, and for me comfirmed something I had wondered about before.
Anyway, it wasn't until my grandmother died that I got what I consider 'proof'. My daughter turned two years old in March of 1997, and in July 1997, my grandmother died. I was very upset, distraught really, and would often cry (it didn't help I was pregnant with my son at the time, and so was emotional anyway!).One day, not long after my grandmother had died, I was bathing my daughter. I was a bit tearful, and she said to me 'Why are you crying?' to which I replied 'You know why, I'm just sad because Nanny died' I'll never forget what she said next.....'Don't cry Mummy, when Nanny floats up she will come back down and be a baby again' I was really shocked, and wracked my brain to think of any time she might have heard anything like this, I asked her 'How do you know' and she just replied ' I don't know, I just do'
Many people have called my daughter 'an old soul'. She is very knowing, and fixes you with a look that seems to see into you! She walked very early (9mths and 3 days) and her speech and thinking has always been way beyond her peers. Part of me wonders if she has been through the process many times herself and thats why she had a residual memory of it. In any case, it was shocking to hear such a very young child say it, and for me comfirmed something I had wondered about before.
