The reincarnation case of Jennifer Schultz
I saw this case on "Ghost Inside My Child." It was fairly convincing. I hate playing clips from GIMC though. They really lay on the creepy music and make these kids look freakish or something. If anything they're spiritually advanced. TBH, I think most people are reincarnated. They just don't remember it, which is probably a blessing. I got this particular video from Weird World:
North London Lady has Stroke, Wakes up with Italian Accent
Notice how she even gesticulates in an Italian way.
Gospel boy from Slovakia
Aron is 9 in this video. Look at the expression on his face! You can't teach that!
Waking up with a different accent
Everyone in the comment section agrees this is a flawless example of a Geordie accent. I wouldn't know, because I'm American. But this is clearly not a case of someone just "sounding foreign" because they elongate their vowels or whatever. This would be like the guy I met from San Francisco (who lived there all his life) and spoke with a distinctly East coast accent. Now, I'm no expert at East coast American accents, but I am an American with a pretty good ear. This guy was never diagnosed with "FAS" I'm sure, but you've got to wonder about stuff like that. It's like, did you know Creedence Clearwater Revival was from California? They were not "Born on the Bayou." FAS stands for "Foreign Accent Syndrome" and since the Staffordshire and Newcastle are in the same country it doesn't really count, but they clearly have a different accent. Could reincarnation explain something like this?
The famous case of Jenny Cockell
I'm sure I posted about her before on this blog, but not this particular video. Jenny Cockell is an interesting case because she ended up reuniting a family that broke up before she was born.
Is Past Life Regression a Case for Xenoglossy?
A woman under hypnosis spontaneously remembers the life of Jenson Jacoby, speaking Swedish, a language she never studied. From Weird World on youtube:
BABY prodigy at the piano
Gavriil Scherbenko never claimed to have a past life. Probably because he can't talk yet. This is the youngest prodogy I've ever seen. I don't see how anyone can explain how he can play the piano if there isn't some kind of conciousness that exists outside the body.
Gavriil is 1 yr, 3 months in this video:
The Astonishing REINCARNATION CASE of Patrick Christenson
Many children who say they've lived before have a birthmark reflecting an injury from that previous life.
He Recognizes Himself from a Past Life - The Ghost Inside My Child (S1, E3) | Full Episode
I've watched many episodes from this series. Some of them are weak cases, but this one is pretty strong:
Reincarnation and Handwriting
I've always been interested in modes of communication, including handwriting. When I was a kid there'd be about a week or so when I'd be obsessed by something, and in one of those week or so's that something was handwriting analysis. I'm a bit appalled that cursive handwriting is not generally taught in schools these days, though I've stopped using it myself many years ago. (I hear it's making a comeback, though!)
When I was in eighth grade, though, cursive handwriting was mandatory, and we didn't all have typewriters. (I hate to date myself like this, but the days of personal computers were still a ways off!) Everything turned in by hand had to be in cursive. My current handwriting is kind of a speed-print, but I can still write in cursive, obviously. Here's a sample:
Here's a sample of the same words written over a couple hundred years ago:
As you can see, there's quite a bit of similarity between the top paragraph, which is straight up my own handwriting (I'm only copying my own printing) and the writing on the second page, which I got off the Internet. The signature looks nothing like my own, however. It does, however, remind me of the signature of Sir William Penn (father of the more famous founder of Philadelphia), who has a lot in common with the guy who wrote the second page, Captain John Paul Jones.
I once actually had my dad read me a part of a letter Paul Jones once wrote and I wrote down what he was saying as he read it. Then I asked him, as a former teacher, if he thought the letter was written by the same person, keeping in mind the scrap he was reading from was written many years ago. He looked it over and said, yes, it was. I told him how old the letter was and he looked at me like I was playing some sort of trick on him. That being said, yes my handwriting is mostly sloppy, and I really only "speed print" these days, and if you look up letters by John Paul Jones on the Internet these days they were mainly written by a secretary. But I have to say when I first saw some of Paul Jones's actual handwriting I was pretty shocked at how similar it was to my own.
When I was in eighth grade, though, cursive handwriting was mandatory, and we didn't all have typewriters. (I hate to date myself like this, but the days of personal computers were still a ways off!) Everything turned in by hand had to be in cursive. My current handwriting is kind of a speed-print, but I can still write in cursive, obviously. Here's a sample:
Here's a sample of the same words written over a couple hundred years ago:
As you can see, there's quite a bit of similarity between the top paragraph, which is straight up my own handwriting (I'm only copying my own printing) and the writing on the second page, which I got off the Internet. The signature looks nothing like my own, however. It does, however, remind me of the signature of Sir William Penn (father of the more famous founder of Philadelphia), who has a lot in common with the guy who wrote the second page, Captain John Paul Jones.
I once actually had my dad read me a part of a letter Paul Jones once wrote and I wrote down what he was saying as he read it. Then I asked him, as a former teacher, if he thought the letter was written by the same person, keeping in mind the scrap he was reading from was written many years ago. He looked it over and said, yes, it was. I told him how old the letter was and he looked at me like I was playing some sort of trick on him. That being said, yes my handwriting is mostly sloppy, and I really only "speed print" these days, and if you look up letters by John Paul Jones on the Internet these days they were mainly written by a secretary. But I have to say when I first saw some of Paul Jones's actual handwriting I was pretty shocked at how similar it was to my own.
The Mysterious Reincarnation Story of Bruce Kelly
This guy has a pretty strong case if he isn't some kind of hoaxter. Why anyone would want to make up a story like this is beyond me. He had serious phobia issues that were subsequently resolved. How can you make that up? Video from Weird World on youtube:
You are not a label.
I agree with David Icke here. You are more than your 3 dimensional body, defined by the 5 senses. You are simply using the limited bandwith provided by these senses to experience a particular "radio station" on this earthly plane.
Is Jessica Jewett the Reincarnation of a Civil War General's Wife?
I am currently reading a book called "Unveiled: Fanny Chamberlain Reincarnated" by Jessica Jewett. I found out about her from a book by Jeff Keene, who I mentioned earlier on this blog (He wrote a couple of books about reincarnation himself, which I highly recommend ... and be sure to compare his writing style with that of General John B. Gordon, who wrote "Reminiscences Of The Civil War" and fought against General Chamberlain during that war, later becoming friends with him). I'm really enjoying the book so far. Ms. Jewett is also a very talented artist despite the fact that she is a quadriplegic. Find out more about her at this website: https://jessicajewettonline.com
The Tragic Story of a Reincarnated Firefighter
H/T: Jeff Keene, who is profiled elsewhere on this blog ...
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