If one day a child says to you: “Mom, I liked you, so I chose that you give birth to me,” please do not be surprised. More than a third of children remember the time spent in the womb.
Dr. Akira Ikegawa, author of the books "Mom, I Came for You" and "When I Saw Mom from the Cloud", during research found that 1/3 of children remember the time spent in the womb and can describe the birth …
Ikegawa conducted a study in 36 kindergartens and two creches and interviewed 1,620 children, whose average age was four years. At the same time, 33% of children said that they remember being in their mother's belly, and 21% of babies remember the circumstances of their birth. These children described birth vividly and convincingly.
A two-year-old girl said, "When I heard a loud noise, my eyes began to brighten." Another four-year-old girl said, "At first I wanted to get some sleep, but I couldn't sleep."
In the book I Remember! The period of time in the mother's belly”by associate professor at Fukushima University Akita Iida, statistics showed that 53% of the children surveyed had intrauterine memories, and 41% remembered their birth, according to an article on the website of Lapis Lazuli Light Magazine in Taiwan.
Funny descriptions of children
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The University of Virginia School of Medicine website says: "Some babies have birth memories or prenatal memories, some remember when they were in their mother's belly, and some remember other spaces or heaven."
In addition to the records of the intrauterine memory of children, in the books of Iida and Ikegawa, some interesting descriptions of paradise or other space are recorded.
Many children described situations, how before birth they were on the clouds, lived with angels and celestials. Children looked for the best women, in their opinion, to become their mothers, and when they found them, they left the clouds and flew into the mother's stomach, wrote Akira Ikegawa.
The book tells about a child who remembered how he and many celestials moved into the belly of his mother, five of the celestials returned to heaven, and the rest shaped the appearance of the baby, like a human. After the formation of the nose, eyes, ears and other facial features, it was possible to prepare for birth.
A 10-year-old girl recalls how she looked down from the cloud and saw that her mother was very affectionate, after that she decided to fly into her mother's belly.
A dialogue between a five-year-old Japanese boy Masahiro and his mother is recorded in an article from Lapis Lazuli Light Magazine:
Mom: "Masahiro, before you come to my mother's belly, where did you live?"
Son: “Lived above the clouds! And there was a steppe ahead."
Mom: "Masahiro, did you choose your mom and dad?"
Son: "No, my grandfather, like the one from the store, decided so for me."
Mom: "Not only children, adults also live on the clouds?"
Son: “Yes, grandfathers, grandmothers, and people like dad and mom are different people. Because clouds and cotton are mixed, they turn into different food, very tasty!"
One boy told his mother about “cleaning”: “Being in the stomach, I remember that my mother often coughed and thought that it might not be good for the fetus, so I struggled to cleanse my mother in the stomach. So now I still like to clean. I was born to teach my mother how to clean."
Mom was very surprised, because she really did not stop coughing at one time when she was pregnant and was very worried that this would affect the baby.
Rethink abortion
The experts found that the embryo is not only viable, but also has an unexpected memory and is able to learn. This makes you wonder if abortion is tantamount to killing a small life?
According to data collected by physicist William Robert Johnston, in the United States from 1926 to 2008, doctors performed 52.09 million abortions, and in the period from 1978 to 2009 in Japan, 37.8 million abortions were performed.
An even more alarming number of abortions in China. From 1963 to 2009 - 326.54 million. This is not including non-statistical data.
It turns out that over the past few decades, according to incomplete statistics, more than 400 million babies around the world have been deprived of their lives before birth.
Last year, Lexi, a US mom, posted a photo of her premature baby on the internet. 19-week-old Walter was born tiny, but his heart was still beating. Walter lived only a few minutes before he died.
And although his son's life was very short, Lexi hopes that these few minutes will make some people realize how precious life is.
