There is a hypothesis that a person has a soul and it is immortal and is constantly reborn, experiencing a new life. Is this possible in the modern world of science or is it just a fairy tale?
Cameron Macaul was born in the Scottish town of Glasgow and after a while began to claim that in a past life he lived on the Isle of Barra, which also belongs to Scotland. In his stories, he mentioned the planes that flew over their family home, as well as the dog and his parents. The boy's parents decided to go to the island and were surprised to find a house in which photographs of the family were hung, and some of them were wearing the black and white dog, which their son often recalled. However, none of the local residents said anything about the past owners of the house.
A man named Bruce Whittier talked about his dreams to family and friends. In them, he was not Bruce at all, but Stephen Horowitz and lived in Holland. Yuryus saw the watch that Stefan wore several times, and a while later he saw an exact replica of the watch in one of the antique shops. He decided to ask the seller and he said that he had bought from in Holland.
A woman named Patricia regularly heard stories from her son about the First World War. Edward said that he was wounded in the throat, and the doctors were unable to save him. An interesting feature of the boy was that he often had a sore throat and the doctors could not find the reason for this.
There are quite a few such stories in the world, but can they be evidence that a person has a soul capable of rebirth, or can such people somehow recognize the past?