Such a phenomenon as "remembering" or "re-experiencing" situations that occurred in other coordinates of space and time, is much more common than it might seem. Researchers of occult phenomena believe that our consciousness is capable of experiencing such moments, and therefore we can talk about reincarnation and past lives.
The term "parallel lives" would be more accurate if we take into account that the concept of measuring time was invented by man. Time is something as illusory as anything else that we call "reality"; moreover, it is relative and conditioned by the concept of space.
The fact that a person "remembers" something that happened to him in another life is not so rare. It should be borne in mind that the religious texts of the most advanced societies on the planet have always paid attention to past lives, reincarnation and karma and described their impact on our life in the present.
An unusual case with Natasha Beketova (Tatti Valo)
This is a Russian girl living in the city of Anapa, who claims to be able to speak 120 languages. According to her, she knows many of them from her past lives.
The strangest thing is that experts who communicated with Natasha, who now prefers to call herself Tatti Valo, found that she speaks English in the 16th century, as well as Chinese, Persian, Egyptian, Mongolian, Vietnamese, Korean and Swahili.
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“I remember these languages from my past lives. They all appeared in my mind ten years ago at school in a math class. Suddenly I felt that I had forgotten how to speak Russian, I could not make up a single sentence in my native language. My teacher opened her mouth in amazement when I began to speak other languages that I did not even know,”the girl said.
Child who remembered his past life
The case that we have considered is certainly amazing, but there are others, no less interesting. As, for example, the case of Engin Sungur, a boy from the Turkish village of Tavla.
One day he was walking with his parents on a hillside near Khankagaz, 4 km from their village. Suddenly he turned around and said with absolute certainty: "I see the village where I lived." Engin spent his entire life in Tavla with his parents. And now the boy wanted to say that he lived in Khankagiz in a past life.
He answered the questions of his parents with absolute certainty. He said that his name was Naif Sisek, spoke about his profession, about his former family and even said that he had traveled to Ankara shortly before his death. Then Engin asked his parents to take him to Khankagiz: he wanted to meet his family from a past life.
The meeting was incredible. First, he met with the daughter of the deceased (himself in a past life). Seeing the widow Naif Sisek, he called her "my wife". He was also able to name the other seven family members. Engin described in detail how he was hit by a truck while driving back and said that he decided to go to Ankara to see a doctor. Naif died in December 1979 at the age of 54. Engin was born three years later - October 8, 1982.
There is no rational explanation
The topic of past lives is difficult to discuss because of the preconceived notions that exist in this regard. Perhaps modern consciousness research will be able to provide us with some data that would help solve this question?
Any serious researcher familiar with unusual states of consciousness can confirm the existence of such an experience without much difficulty. But, as is always the case with all scientific research, this experience can be interpreted in different ways.
There is clear evidence of the ability to see past lives. For example, we know that in non-ordinary states of consciousness there occur - spontaneously and outside the framework of any planning or previous knowledge of the issue - experiences related to past lives. In most cases, these experiences provide us with accurate and detailed information about the past that can be objectively verified.
On the other hand, clinical practice argues that numerous emotional problems do not arise in the present life, but because of events that occurred in past lives, and that the symptoms accompanying these disorders are weakened or completely disappear after we experience previous experiences of the past. lives.
The story of Engin Sungur is just one of thousands of stories that are told all over the world. From déjà vu * to past life information, a wealth of data has emerged to support its existence.
Most diehard skeptics point out that the information we get from these experiences is often vague and unverifiable.
However, Engin's case is completely different, because when it comes to young children, the likelihood that the memories will be clearer increases. In addition, it is less likely that a child is able to invent such a thing, since due to his age he cannot know the historical details.
Most often, a child experiences this between two and four years, since with age, memories of past lives disappear. For example, a seven-year-old will probably no longer remember in detail his past life. But the most surprising thing about children is that memories are associated with behaviors or the manner in which they spoke in a past life.
Engin, for example, spoke and behaved like an adult, and the woman who could be his wife saw that the child gestured in the same way as her deceased husband. Does this mean that part of the deceased's personality passed on to the child? Probably not. Rather, there are natural reasons for this.
Regression therapy
In recent years, the practice of regression has come into vogue, promising, through the work of a hypnotist, to help us know who we were in a past life. However, most researchers do not trust this practice, because adults in a state of hypnosis are able to play based on pure fantasies that have roots, for example, in the knowledge of history. The fact is that the subconscious mind has a tremendous ability to store information received even without focusing attention. And it is this information that the mind of a person in a state of hypnosis subsequently uses when he invents another personality.
But, despite the criticism, many argue that they were cured in this way from phobias, presumably inherited from a past life. That is why there is a growing trend towards referring to past life therapists.
This technique has many advocates and makes a compelling case. A very special case happened with the journalist Ray Bryant, who, under hypnosis, returned to his past life. He saw that he lived at the end of the 19th century in Essex and was a farmer. The therapist, not content with this simple answer, decided to deepen his research. He discovered that there was a large earthquake in Essex on April 22, 1884. And then in a hypnosis session, he asked Bryant to return to this event. He did so and was horrified, exclaiming that the house was cracking and plates were falling from the shelves.
Cases such as this and the case of Engin Sungur seem to be impossible to explain. But do they prove the existence of past lives? Probably yes, although many doubts remain. For example, it is not known what part of us is embodied in reality and why we are able to remember only one past life (and sometimes that does not happen), although we live many lives.
Author: Pedro Palao Pons