Recently, they often write about cases of reincarnation - the transfer of the soul of a deceased person into the body of a newborn child. But the soul of the deceased, with its memory and accumulated life experience, can move into the body of a completely adult person. Moreover, in this case, the transmigrated soul almost completely takes possession of the consciousness and psyche of this person.
Strange consequences of clinical death
As you know, at the moment of death, the soul leaves the body. But this body may not be completely hopeless yet. For some time after the soul has left him, it probably gives in to revival. And at these moments the soul of some other person who has just given up the ghost enters into the body abandoned by his own soul.
That person died completely and irrevocably. His soul had no choice but to leave the physical flesh. However, having left it, the soul, for some reason, did not fly off to the higher heights, but found a new body for itself - exactly the one that its own soul left and which can still be revived.
In practice, it looks like this: the patient came out of clinical death. He is clearly conscious, but he does not recognize any of his relatives and friends and does not remember his life. But suddenly he begins to remember someone else's life …
In the 1970s, the foreign press wrote a lot about 12-year-old Helena Marquard, a resident of West Berlin. The girl suffered a serious injury and was unconscious for a long time, and when she woke up, she stopped recognizing her relatives and understanding her native German language. Instead, she spoke in Italian, which she did not know when she was born.
According to her, her name was Rosetta Castigliani. All her life she lived without a break in Italy and died there at the age of thirty from an accident. Scientists became interested in Elena-Rosetta. She was taken to Italy. The girl recognized her town and her home, and when she saw her aged daughter, she called out to her by the childhood nickname they both knew.
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A similar case was noted in the 20s of the XX century at the height of the Spanish flu epidemic, which claimed, according to various estimates, from 50 to 100 million human lives. In a crowded Prague morgue, one of the corpses suddenly came to life. According to the hospital record, it was a certain Karel Turny, a resident of Prague. He did not recognize a relative who had come to visit him. On the same day he was discharged from the hospital. But he did not go to his city apartment, but somewhere in the countryside. In a certain village, he entered one of the houses and declared that he was the owner here. He called himself the name and surname of the owner and gave many details of "his" life here.
Later, the police established that the real owner died of the Spanish flu almost simultaneously with Karel Turny, and their corpses lay in the same morgue. It remains unknown how Tourny learned so much about the deceased owner of the house, because no one saw him in that village. It is believed that the transmigration of souls most often occurs during mass deaths - epidemics or wars. The most famous such incident occurred during the Second World War.
Resurrected Kandinsky
It is believed that transmigration of souls most often occurs during mass deaths - epidemics or wars. The most famous such incident occurred during the Second World War.
David Chitlahhe Paladin was a typical native of the American hinterland. He studied, like everyone else, in a regular school, did not differ in diligence, on the contrary - several times he ended up in a correctional prison for teenagers. In 1944 he arrived in Europe as a soldier. He took part in the battle, was seriously wounded, captured and tortured. The Germans placed him, dying, in a concentration camp. The British who came here found him among the corpses. The body was identified by fingerprints and was about to be sent to the United States, when they suddenly discovered that the young soldier had a pulse.
David was treated in European hospitals, then transported to his homeland. For two and a half years he did not understand anything and did not recognize anyone, and when he finally came to his senses, he said to those around him in broken English: "I am an artist, my name is Wassily Kandinsky."
At first they decided that he was not himself, but the young man very soon proved to everyone that he was mentally quite healthy. True, in English he spoke with a strong accent, previously unusual for him.
And, even more surprising, he knew Russian and French well, which he had never studied. Moreover, he spoke Russian without an accent and quite competently.
Later, when journalists and scientists became interested in this case, it was discovered that the famous Russian avant-garde artist Wassily Kandinsky died in 1944 in France at the age of 78 in the days when David Paladin was lying in the corpse barrack of a German concentration camp.
David tried to learn as much as possible about his American life. To this end, he maintained an active correspondence with relatives and acquaintances of the Paladin. Then, without studying this anywhere, he began to paint in oil. The art critics to whom they were shown were sure that these were Kandinsky's originals.
Later, David moved away from the painting style of Kandinsky and generally began to pay less attention to drawing. Playing the piano became his hobby. And this was explained in his previous life: the researchers found out that the real Kandinsky had a musical education and played this instrument perfectly. Already five years after his miraculous revival, Paladin headed an art studio and at the same time (after completing only 6 classes of a regular school!) Lectured on theology at the University of Denver.
Maniac - he is a maniac in his new body
In 1964, a Texas prison riot killed two dozen guards and prisoners. Guard Jimmy Home could not get out of a coma for a long time. When he woke up, it turned out that he did not remember anything from what had happened to him before the injury. But he developed uncharacteristic habits and a Mexican accent. After being discharged from the hospital, he left Texas without even saying goodbye to his family.
Some time later, a series of attacks on women occurred in various parts of the American Midwest. The detectives recognized the characteristic handwriting of a maniac known to them, a Mexican by birth. But this maniac was caught long ago, was held in a Texas prison and died during a prison riot. To make sure he was dead, they opened his grave and examined his body. There was no doubt that it was his corpse. But, in this case, it turned out that his double, an exact copy …
Home was eventually caught and subjected to a psychiatric examination. He admitted that he was not Home, but the same Mexican who was in prison and died during the riot. He became this after his death and has no idea how he got Home's body. He was placed in a psychiatric hospital, where he soon died. His secret remained unsolved.
It is logical to ask: why, in the cases described, were the bodies revived by alien souls, and not by their own?
We will probably not hear the answer from scientists soon. But the occultists have their own opinion. They believe that souls are strong and weak. Strong souls, in contrast to weak ones, are able to re-enter human bodies. They move, as a rule, into the bodies of babies. But they can also settle in the bodies of adults, replacing them with their soulmates. According to this theory, the souls of Kandinsky, the Mexican maniac and the Czech villager were strong. Therefore, they revived the almost dead Paladin, Home and Karel Turny