There are some children all over the world who claim to remember their past lives. And many of their claims have been verified and found to be true.
Ive heard of stories like these. The evidence for their claims is weak.
10) Shanti Devi: the only report we have of her is from a commission sent out my Gahndi. Now whether Devi's family has told the truth is questionable. Why should we believe the account of people who have a lot of gain in the matter? The commission did conclude that Shanti was reincarnated but their conclusion is based on trust to the Shanti family. Did the commission gain anything or have a bias towards believing? Yes, believing in Shanti's reincarnation was reassurance that their religion is true. If this were to have happened in catholic Italy or protestant Britain then Shanti would have been scuffed at.
9) Cameron
Cameron's fame began when he told his mother he was once a woman living in Chicago who died by a fore. Cameron also says he went up to heavem and was sent down by god. If we are taking the child's words as truth (his mom could easily be making this up. It wouldnt be the first time. Search up the origin of crop circles) then we must now find evidence to support that he is reincarnated and that god exists. Evidence for god is null. Cameron's story now has a huge hole in it because ot includes god in it. Nevertheless let us, for the sake of argument, disregard what he said about god. The evidence for him being reincarnated is because he said he was a woman, named Pam, and died at a fire in Chicago. For me this is more about coincidence. Children will say random things all of the time. Search up "weird things my son said" and you will find so many creepy but normal things that a child might say. E.g. "mommy there is a monster in my closet", "mommy why is that man standing behind you?", "mommy i cant eat while the ghost keeps mocking me". The real kicker in Cameron's story is that his family was able to find a woman that fits the description! Was it luck? Yes. I tested this myself by coming up with a random name, location, and death. I searched on google to see if i had matched anything and I did!
Marvin: new york: fire: googled: marvin death by flames new york -gaye
Note that the -gaye is to remove all searches related to a man called Marvin Gaye. He kept popping up because he died recently.
How about you try me? Give me a name, location, and death to see if i can find any matches? Actually i think i am reincarnated too! I was named John, died in los angeles by jumping from a building. After 2 minutes i was able to find such a case.
Now perhaps these children really are reincarnated. Maybe I am wrong? The evidence they provided is not enough. Great claims require great evidence.
Ive heard of stories like these. The evidence for their claims is weak.
10) Shanti Devi: the only report we have of her is from a commission sent out my Gahndi. Now whether Devi's family has told the truth is questionable. Why should we believe the account of people who have a lot of gain in the matter? The commission did conclude that Shanti was reincarnated but their conclusion is based on trust to the Shanti family. Did the commission gain anything or have a bias towards believing? Yes, believing in Shanti's reincarnation was reassurance that their religion is true. If this were to have happened in catholic Italy or protestant Britain then Shanti would have been scuffed at.
9) Cameron
Cameron's fame began when he told his mother he was once a woman living in Chicago who died by a fore. Cameron also says he went up to heavem and was sent down by god. If we are taking the child's words as truth (his mom could easily be making this up. It wouldnt be the first time. Search up the origin of crop circles) then we must now find evidence to support that he is reincarnated and that god exists. Evidence for god is null. Cameron's story now has a huge hole in it because ot includes god in it. Nevertheless let us, for the sake of argument, disregard what he said about god. The evidence for him being reincarnated is because he said he was a woman, named Pam, and died at a fire in Chicago. For me this is more about coincidence. Children will say random things all of the time. Search up "weird things my son said" and you will find so many creepy but normal things that a child might say. E.g. "mommy there is a monster in my closet", "mommy why is that man standing behind you?", "mommy i cant eat while the ghost keeps mocking me". The real kicker in Cameron's story is that his family was able to find a woman that fits the description! Was it luck? Yes. I tested this myself by coming up with a random name, location, and death. I searched on google to see if i had matched anything and I did!
Marvin: new york: fire: googled: marvin death by flames new york -gaye
Note that the -gaye is to remove all searches related to a man called Marvin Gaye. He kept popping up because he died recently.
How about you try me? Give me a name, location, and death to see if i can find any matches? Actually i think i am reincarnated too! I was named John, died in los angeles by jumping from a building. After 2 minutes i was able to find such a case.
Now perhaps these children really are reincarnated. Maybe I am wrong? The evidence they provided is not enough. Great claims require great evidence.
Now here is a list of creepy things children have said. Should we take children's claims to be the truth? I dont think they are lying but it might be because they have such a wide imagination.
