Reincarnation is a fascinating subject that has been marginalized for far too long in scientific research. Fortunately, in recent years, the scientific community has shown more and more attention to this issue.
What is the attitude of reincarnation in the scientific world?
Once the American astronomer and astrobiologist Carl Sagan expressed the opinion that there are three questions in the field of parapsychology, which, in his opinion, deserve serious study. One of them is when children begin to talk about their past life in all the details, which, when checked, turn out to be accurate. However, they could not find out about them in any other way, except for reincarnation.
Since then, amazing discoveries have been made and numerous studies have been conducted to explain this intriguing phenomenon. Subjects such as reincarnation belong to the non-material sciences. This area of research deserves more attention. Modern science begins to study non-physical phenomena, and in one decade it will be able to achieve more progress than in all the previous centuries of its existence.
Dr. Tucker's Review
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In 2008, psychiatrist Jim Tucker - the world's leading researcher on the topic - published a review of cases that are suggestive of reincarnation.
The typical case of reincarnation described by a psychiatrist includes subjects of past life experience reporting. Interestingly, children report 100% reliable data about their past life. The average age when they begin to remember their past life is 35 months. At the same time, descriptions of events and experiences from their past life are surprisingly extensive and detailed. Tucker noted that these children show very strong emotional involvement when they talk about their experiences. Some of them start crying and begging their parents to accept that they had another family.
Usually, children stop talking about their past life at the age of six to seven, and most of them seem to lose these memories. This is the age at which they begin to attend school and gain more experience in their current life. Also, at this age, they tend to lose their early childhood memories.
Sam Taylor
This is one of the children that Tucker wrote about. He was born 18 months after his paternal grandfather died. For the first time he began to remember the details of a past life when he was a little over a year old.
When the child was 1.5 years old, he watched his father change his diaper, and said: "When I was your age, I changed your diapers myself." Then he began to talk more and more about the fact that he used to be his grandfather. He recalled such details of his life, which he could not learn from relatives. For example, the fact that his grandfather's sister was murdered, or that grandmother used a food processor every day to cook his grandfather's favorite meals. Quite unusual, isn't it?
Ryan is a Midwest boy
Ryan's story began when he was four years old. He began to have frequent and terrible nightmares. After Ryan turned five, he told his mother that he used to be someone else.
He often wanted to go “home” to Hollywood and asked his mother to take him there. He told her details about meeting stars such as Rita Hayworth, dancing in Broadway productions, and working for an agency where people often change their names. He even remembered that the name of the street on which he lived had the word "rock".
Ryan's mother said that his stories were so detailed and extensive that it seemed just amazing how the child could know about it. She decided to check out some of the Hollywood books, thinking that maybe something could get her son's attention. In one of the books, Ryan saw a photo of a man in which he recognized himself.
the confirmation
The family decided to seek help from Tucker, who became interested in the case and began his own investigation. Just two weeks later, a Hollywood archivist was able to confirm the identity of the man in the photo. It was a picture from The Night After Night, and the man in question was Marty Martin, who first appeared in films and later became a Hollywood agent. He died in 1964.
Martin actually danced on Broadway, worked for an agency that often created stage names for new clients, traveled to Paris and lived on Roxbury Drive in Beverly Hills. Ryan told Tucker all of these details before they knew the man's identity. Ryan was also able to remember how many children Martin had and how many times he was married. More remarkable is the fact that Ryan knew of Martin's two sisters, but did not mention his daughter. The boy also remembered the maid who worked in his house. These are just a few of 55 incredible facts that Ryan was able to recall from his previous life, although as he got older, the memories were increasingly hazy.
Chani Chumalaiwong
This is a boy from Thailand who began to remember his past life as soon as he was three years old. He said that he was a teacher named Kai Bua, who was shot while riding his bike to school. He pleaded with the adults to take him to Kai Bua's parents, who he claimed were his own. He knew the village he had lived in before and eventually convinced his grandmother to take him there.
According to the grandmother, as soon as they got off the bus, the boy immediately took her to the house where the elderly couple lived. Chani recognized the parents of Kai Bua, a teacher who had been shot on his way to school five years before the boy was born.
The amazing thing is that Chani and Kai had something in common. Kai, who was shot from behind, had small round wounds on the back of his head, typical of an entrance wound, as well as two large wounds on his forehead. Chani was born with two moles: one small round on the back of the head, and the other large, irregularly shaped, on the forehead.
The case of P. M
P. M. was a boy whose half-brother died of neuroblastoma 12 years before he was born. The brother was diagnosed after starting to limp and then suffering a pathological fracture in his left leg. He underwent a biopsy of a nodule on his head, just above his right ear. He also received chemotherapy through the central line in the right external jugular vein. At the time of his death he was two years old and did not see with his left eye.
P. M. was born with three moles that matched the defeats of his half-brother. He also had a small swelling over his right ear and a dark oblique mark on his neck. In addition, he had a corneous thorn which actually did not allow him to see with his left eye. As soon as the boy began to walk, he limped on his left leg, and at the age of 4.5 he began to talk about his mother and the desire to return to the previous family, describing her with great accuracy. He also talked about the operation his brother had, although no one had told him about it before.
Kendra Carter
When Kendra started learning to swim at the age of 4, she immediately showed emotional attachment to her coach. Soon after her lessons began, Kendra began to say that the coach's child had died and the coach herself was sick and had lost him. Kendra's mother was always present at her lessons. When she asked the girl how she knew these things, she replied that she was the child that the coach had lost. Kendra went on to describe the abortion. Her mother found out that the woman actually made it 9 years before Kendra was born.
The girl was very happy when she spent time with the coach. Her mother allowed her to spend more and more time with this woman until she started staying with her three times a week. However, the coach soon quarreled with the Carter family and cut off all contact with them. Kendra became depressed and did not speak for 4.5 months. And only when the coach restored contact with the girl, she began to talk again.