1. Three-year-old Sally insisted that she was a boy and that her real home and parents were elsewhere. The little girl claimed that she was Joseph, lived by the sea and had many brothers and sisters.
Sally insisted on showing her ships, although she had never been to the sea. The story of the girl was published by the dailymail.co.uk edition.
Sally's mom believes her daughter. Intuitively, the woman felt that this was not fiction.
“Sally seems so confident,” Anna said. - Her story can be called a child's play "believe-do not believe." But the child's behavior is not like imagination. Most likely, the daughter remembered her past life, in which she was a boy, Joseph."
Sally was upset that the adults didn't take her seriously. Anna was advised not to worry and to bide her time. After six weeks, Sally stopped talking about Joseph and seemed to have forgotten the "memories."
Memories of Heaven
In early 2015, motivational speaker Wayne Dyer wrote the book Memories of Heaven. The author collected cases of children's memories of past lives. Dyer wrote the work for many years while suffering from leukemia and died of a heart attack before publication.
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Dr. Dyer could not ignore dozens of letters from parents with similar children's experiences. Human stories confirm that Sally's case is not unique. Children's memories of past lives are taken from readers' letters.
Excerpts from letters
2. American Anne Marie Gonzales was surprised when her little daughter interrupted her singing in the middle. The girl sat on her mother's lap and asked if she remembered about the fire. Anne Marie asked about the fire in question. The little girl began to slowly describe the huge fire in which her parents died, leaving her an orphan to live with “grandmother Laura”.
3. Four-year-old Tristan watched the cartoon "Tom and Jerry" when my mother was cooking in the kitchen.
Suddenly, the child came up and asked: “Do you remember, once upon a time I cooked in the kitchen of George Washington's house? That was when I was a child."
Rachel decided to play along and asked if she was with him too.
Tristan replied: “Yes. We were African American. But later I died - I could not breathe. And he put his hand around his throat.
An intrigued woman read about the first president of the United States. She learned that Washington's cook, an African American Hercules, had three children: Richmond, Away, and Delia. When Rachel told her son the news, he replied that he remembered Richmond and Away, but did not know any Delia.
4. American Susan Bowers didn’t know whether to be surprised or laugh when her three-year-old son muttered, with difficulty tying his laces on his shoes: “I knew how to do this when I was a grown man before, but it seems that I will have to learn how to do it again.”
Children remember death
Children often describe how they died. But they are still too young to know so much about death!
5. Els Van Popell with her two-year-old son Cairo was crossing the road in Australia. Cairo said he had to be careful or he would die again.
Mom was confused by the child's words, and he continued, as if nothing had happened: "Do you remember when I was little and fell, my head was on the road, and a truck ran over it."
Els is convinced that Cairo has never seen anything so horrible on TV, or heard of such a discussion. But in the same way, she is sure that her son did not fantasize.
6. Dr. Dyer himself, the father of eight children, describes the experience of his own children. His daughter Serena often spoke in a dream in an incomprehensible foreign language. One day the girl told her mother: “You are not my real mother. I remember my real mother, but it's not you."
Matches with family history
Often a child remembers relatives who died before his birth. In all cases, the surrounding did not inform the children about the deceased family member.
7. Judy Amsberia's mother had a miscarriage and the stillborn girl was named Nicole. Two years later, Judy became pregnant and also named her daughter Nicole.
When the girl was five years old, she told her mother: "Before I got into your tummy, I was in my grandmother's belly."
8. Three-year-old daughter Judy Nisely told her mother that she used to be a boy and her grandmother was her mother: "I was a little boy and died before she was four years old."
Indeed, the girl's grandmother lost her son, who was supposed to be four years old.
9. Susan Robinson woke up when her three-year-old daughter stroked her hair tenderly, motherly, and said: "Don't you remember, I used to be your mother."
Children choose parents
Letters from Dyer's book support the theory that children are allowed to choose their parents before birth.
10. Tina Mitchell of Blackpool describes how a five-year-old son, while driving in a car, pointed to the clouds in the sky and said, "When I was nothing before I was born, I stood on the same cloud with God and rejoiced."
A few weeks later, the baby added: “When I was standing on a cloud, God asked me to choose my mother. I looked down and saw many moms all over the place. They all wanted me to choose them, and I could choose any of them. Then I saw you. You were lonely and sad and you could not find your little boy and I knew that you love me and I love you. So I told God that I want to choose you."
Indeed, unmarried Tina Mitchell was lonely when she adopted a newborn child.
11. 75-year-old Judy Smith recalls that at the age of 3 she told her parents how she chose them.
“I was somewhere above the ground, looked down and saw several couples that I could have had. Then I heard a voice asking what kind of parents I want. I was told that whoever I choose, they will teach me everything I need to know. I pointed to my parents and said, 'I choose them.'
12. Marie Birket from Southampton terminated her pregnancy due to back problems. A few years later, the woman became a mother.
Two-year-old daughter Marie said, "Mom, you sent me back the first time because your back hurt, but I came back when my back got better."
13. Robert Reen's five-year-old son told his parents how he chose them in heaven.
"Mom, when will I get my wings back?" the boy asked.
14. Four-year-old son Chris Somiller complained, “Do you know how long I waited for you to become my mom? Long long time!"
Lucas told this story several times and was always worried about how long he waited. He says that he made the right choice: "I chose you because I love you very much."
Children's memories of life in heaven
15. Mom Amy Ratigan had two miscarriages before she gave birth. When the girl was three years old, she told her mother how she missed her unborn brother or sister, because they all played together in heaven.
16. Trine Lemberger's grandson clung to her and complained sadly: "I forget how to fly."
17. Five-year-old Joseph, son of Susan Lovejoy, broke his arm while jumping.
The boy complained to his mother: "When will the wings be returned to me?"
Susan explained to her son that only birds and airplanes have wings.
Joseph sobbed mournfully, "God said that when I return to earth, I will have wings again."