American researcher Ian Stevenson told about this amazing story in his famous book “20 cases of reincarnation”. All cases described in this book are documented.
Bishen Chand was born in 1921 in India. When he was 1.5 years old, he started babbling something about the city of Philbheet. At first, the parents did not pay attention to this childish babble, but later, in 1926, Bishen suddenly clearly announced that his name was Lakshmi Narain. He was the son of a wealthy landowner. Bichen described in detail the house in which he lived. In general, Bishen began to bring his parents literally to hysteria, for example, demanding meat and fish every day and claiming that even his servants would not eat what he eats with his parents. It is interesting that the boy asked to cook such dishes that he could not know for sure. They were never cooked in the family.
One day, the older sister found her brother drinking brandy, which was kept in the house for medicinal purposes. Bishen, who began to shame him, suddenly replied with arrogance that he had always loved brandy and had often drank it before. And then he said something that almost made his sister feel bad: he had a concubine - a beautiful girl named Padma. He adored her, but when he saw a man once leaving her house, he killed him.
To be honest, the family and neighbors did not take the boy's stories seriously. Only a local lawyer wrote them down, and once, with difficulty, he managed to persuade Bishen's father to go with his son to the same Philbheath.
It turned out, indeed, in the city lived a family of wealthy Narain, who had a son who lived with a woman of easy virtue. He died 8 years ago. It was rumored that it was he who, in a fit of jealousy, killed an acquaintance of this concubine. The case was hushed up thanks to the guy's father. Yet a few months later, at the age of 32, the man died of a heart attack.
At school, the boy immediately found his classroom, identified his neighbor's house, accurately named his personal servant. But the most incredible was yet to come. The Narain family knew that before he died, his father had hidden some of his treasures somewhere. Bishen was asked if he knew this place by chance, and the boy confidently took everyone to one of the rooms of the house, where a treasure of gold coins was discovered.