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Question regarding my five yr old.

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Veronica

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A few times in her life my five yr old daughter has referanced what I believe to be a past life. This is what she said to me last week.

"I use to be your Nana, now I'm your kid. Nana was my baby, but I had to put her in an orphanage, because I couldnt take care of her."

Background, My Grandmother put my mother and her brother into a childrens home when my mom was 8. She stayed in touch with my mother, visited her and when my mom left the home at 18, she moved back in with my grandmother. They had an off and on relationship. I knew my grandmother, but not very well.

My Grandmother died when I was six months pregnant with my Daughter. My sisters and I had to go to her home and clean out her things.

Is it possible there is some connection? I have never told my Daughter that her "nana" grew up in an orphanage."

Is there anyway my Daughter could be my late grandmother?
 
Welcome to the forum. :)

It sounds very plausible to me that your daughter was your Nana before. :) It's quite common to have a relative reincarnate into the same family. What better way to build or continue a relationship, than by being born into the same family you left. :) Have you been writing down the things she's said? It could prove very enlightening if she talks about her past life again to be able to match up her story. We'd love to hear more, if you'd like to share. Does your daughter share any traits with your Nana?

Chelle
PS
Have you read Carol's book, Return From Heaven? It deals with same family reincarnation and is an interesting read.
 
That's really cool, although the only thing that doesn't fit is that you were six months pregnant at the time - I thought that your spirit form chose who you are going to be before that; that's what others have said. :)
 
Hey AJ, there are some posts on here discussing when the soul enters the body. A lot of us have different beliefs on this..some say at conception, some say sometimes after--some even say after birth. I think it varies.

I think it's very possible that your Nana is your daughter now, how wonderful! Especially for her to bring up the orphanage part!
 
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