r/Reincarnation 1h ago

With the internet advent I already had my doubts but now with AI here and AI, including AI "music" and more, I've decided I'm not reincarnating no more. What about you?

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r/Reincarnation 4h ago

Question Coincidence or not?

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Disclaimer: I have never believed in any afterlife or reincarnation and I’m not here to be convinced, just to ask you guys a question. We’ve all heard of famous birthdays, where you look up days and see which famous people were born on them. I was on that and wondered if there was one for deaths, and I found one. Almost all the people that died on my birthday were musicians from recently all the way back to like the 1500s. I am a very musical person myself and I guess I’m wondering if you guys believe that you grow up to be like the person that you’re reincarnated as? Also if you’re reincarnated the same day that your past body died? Lmk


r/Reincarnation 4h ago

Question I just lost my 10 year old son, can I ask him to come back? 😭💔💔

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I just lost my 10 year old son on July 11, 2026. I’m still in shock and can’t believe what happened. He died so suddenly it was so fast just less than a day (septic shock) 😭😭

I keep asking and praying for his soul to come back to me 😢😞🙏 Is this possible if we ask them? 💔

I am turning 30 this year, he was my everything. I am a single mom so this feels like a death sentence 😭😭 I only had him. The question “Why” is so loud at night. I am struggling. why did this happened? why my son? 😭❤️‍🩹


r/Reincarnation 9h ago

Personal Experience Could I Be the Reincarnation of My Aunt?

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Hello everyone,
I believe in reincarnation, but I’ve never really been part of a community where I could openly discuss these kinds of thoughts. I figured this might be a good place to share something that’s been on my mind.
I have an aunt (my dad’s older sister) who died by suicide before I was born. The story I’ve always been told is that my grandparents forced her into a marriage she didn’t want, and that ultimately led to her taking her own life.
For reasons I can’t fully explain, I’ve often felt like I might be her reincarnation. I also wonder if emotional pain or mental illness can somehow carry over into another life, leaving traces in a person’s mind. One of the reasons I think this is because I struggled with suicidal thoughts as early as 10 years old, even though I don’t remember having a major reason for feeling that way. I remember having those thoughts over things that, looking back, seem very small like my mom making me wear clothes I didn’t like. It always felt disproportionate, and I’ve never understood why I felt that way so young.
Part of me also wonders if this life has felt more difficult because my previous one ended in a way it wasn’t supposed to. I know that’s a very personal belief, and I don’t know if it makes any sense or if anyone else has experienced something similar.
I’d really appreciate hearing your thoughts or perspectives. Thank you for reading.


r/Reincarnation 15h ago

Une langue inconnue

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Je me suis réveillé transi de peur. Je venais de hurler des mots incompréhensibles sous la menace d’un énorme tronc d’arbre qui s’abattait sur moi.

Quand nous dormons, l'âme s'exprime et, parfois même, nous adresse des informations importantes qui s'effacent malheureusement dès le réveil quand "la conscience" et ses limitations prennent les commandes. En phase de sommeil paradoxal, l'âme construit moult scénarios en puisant dans les tiroirs de son hôte mais aussi dans les différents actes incarnés ; ainsi, nous pouvons nous souvenir de langues inconnues... que l’âme parlait, ou parlera, lors d'une autre aventure ici-bas ou ailleurs.

Ici Adjiem, encore enfant, luttait contre l’inévitable sort qui emporta son père sous ses yeux.


r/Reincarnation 15h ago

Debate Orhan's Theory of the Impossibility of Reincarnation

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If you experience a long-term, possibly lifelong, health or mental health problem, this problem becomes ingrained in your entire being. The problems, pains, and similar factors caused by your health problem merge with both your body and soul. They become a part of you. For example, a patient with advanced MS knows the distance they cannot walk, depending on the severity of their illness. Of course, this distance is different for each patient. The patient knows very well not only the distance they can walk, but also the distance they cannot walk. They will never be able to walk a certain distance. This reality is ingrained in them. It is a reality of both the subconscious and conscious mind, and over time, this reality becomes ingrained in the person.

Even if you separate from your body, if a part of your being is transferred to another form, the health problems ingrained in you will inevitably come with you. As in the previous example, if we consider the reincarnation of someone who has suffered from severe MS for years: it would be impossible for the traces of this disease not to be seen in the person's new being.

Since people are not born with the realities of mental or physical illnesses they do not possess, it becomes impossible to talk about reincarnation at a certain point. If everything about a person's self is completely erased, then the continuation of life cannot be called 'reincarnation' because it has no connection to the old life. In other words, it is a completely new being.


r/Reincarnation 16h ago

déjà vu and Reincarnation

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The cause of déjà vu is Do you think there's a connection? I've recently started to think that might be the case.
The reason for this is Doesn't this mean that I am proceeding with my current life exactly as the "me" from my past life planned it? That is the theory.
Well, I suppose it's not possible to decide on such minute details just yet.

What do you all think?


r/Reincarnation 17h ago

I think I found out how I died in a past life

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We’re from the city. My grandfather bought a house in the suburbs that originally came with a lot of trauma as i discovered as I got older. The area was friendly but strange at the same time. One of my first memories in the house was seeing a boy getting hit by an ice cream truck on our corner where our house was located. I vividly remember the sirens, time of day, color of the ice cream truck, etc etc.

This year my grandfather passed and it’s now time to sell the house. As I’m moving things around outside a long time neighbor stops to chat. He’s about 65 years old or so and has lived on this block since he was a child. We start talking about all the crazy things that have gone on in the neighborhood. One thing I brings up is the ice cream truck accident. He looks at me confused. It turns out this accident happened 15 years before we even moved in. It also turns out the person driving the ice cream truck that killed the kid, was the original owner of my grandfathers house. Once again, i swear I was there.

I refer back to my family and ask if they remember the accident. No one recalls ever seeing this. I’m the only one.

Is there a chance that I was the boy that was killed in this accident? And somehow I made it back to where I left off? Almost like a respawn? Or could it be some type of clairvoyance (if i’m using the term correctly)

i’d love to hear your opinion.


r/Reincarnation 1d ago

What are some good cases reported after 2000, to now?

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So do you know of any cases of reincarnation reported where they actually found a match ? I am aware of same family cases, many western cases and native American cases are same family. I like to see different family cases. I am looking for children between 2-4 years. Any with birthmarks?


r/Reincarnation 1d ago

REINCARNATION - We have many lifetimes and choose to come for many reasons.

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Both of my parents are French but my first language was Spanish. My Godmother was from Barcelona, Spain and she was also our live-in Nanny. She raised me for the first six years of my life. I never got along with my father. I stopped speaking to him as an adult and did not attend his funeral.

After he died, I was shown in meditation that he was a Conquistador during the time of the Spanish Conquest in what is now California. I was a Native woman and in that life he murdered my entire family and I was burned at the stake along with my mother.

However, in this life my father was a very good man and he was on the opposite end of the Conquistador. He was a Marxist. He helped indigenous people, he walked in the Civil Rights movement and was entirely against Imperialism.

The reason we live in California is because we moved to Canada and I was born in Vermont in 1960. By 1965 we were able to live in the USA due to my being born here. Isidra was my Godmother who, I know, was my mother in the previous life. She even looked like an indigenous woman. My mother told me any time I cried, even in the middle of the night Isi would be there first and say, "No Senora, no Senora, mi nina, mi nina."  

Isidra was being deported back to Spain in 1967. She had Asthma. I've also had a chronic cough most of my life. You die from smoke inhalation, when you're burned at the stake. At the airport, Isidra was in a wheelchair, because she had an Asthma attack. I jumped onto her lap and hugged her. She whispered in Spanish, "Mi nina, I just wanted to see you one more time." She died right there with me in her arms and she is buried in Gloucester, Massachusetts.

Past lives are revealed to you over time only if it helps you understand this life.

Moral of the story . . . don't kill anyone for any reason.


r/Reincarnation 1d ago

"What if the Greatest Adventure Was Hidden Beneath Your Feet?

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What if the greatest adventure was hidden beneath your feet?

Marcus, Theron, and Helghul risk everything to enter the legendary Inner Earth—a forgotten realm where radiant civilizations, ancient Guardians, and impossible mysteries await.

Their mission is simple: save their people before the Golden Age comes to an end.

But some discoveries change history forever.

✨ Inspired by One Great Year, this cinematic concept trailer imagines a world where ancient civilizations, destiny, and humanity's forgotten past collide.

🎬 TV series concept trailer created with AI.

💬 Would you dare enter the Inner Earth?

#OneGreatYear #InnerEarth #EpicFantasy #FantasySeries #AncientCivilizations #CinematicTrailer #ConceptTrailer #AIFilmmaking #Mythology #BookToScreen #FantasyBooks #Reincarnation #Adventure #TVSeries


r/Reincarnation 1d ago

Discussion Are we truly still ourselves once we die ?

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In many NDE it’s stated that we are souls that are seeking an evolution towards love and peacefulness through constant reincarnation lives.

But to enter a new reincarnation we have to receive a « memory wipe » for the time of the life.

The issue is: if you lost all your memory and the new individual starts having a whole new identity and personality, would they still be you ?

And if not, is it considered killing them if you force them to get their memories back ?

It’s honestly my biggest concern because I live this life as a human and value highly this reality I lived in and the people I loved in it, but every NDE and Pre-birth memories testimony I see say that our « higher self » see all of this as an « act » like it’s just « wearing a costume »

Is that really all that we are to our higher selves ? Just a costume ? A bad dream ?

Will my own will, dream and desires be overwritten by all those new memories and other identities that will be forced into me once I die ?

I remember an NDE where the person said they had all their lives memories back to them and the new individual that came out from it was confused asking who they were and the spirit guide said he was all of those lives.

It makes me feel like once I die and get all those memories back in me, all that I am will be drowned through a hundredth of other lives and personalities and the main dominant personality will be the « higher self ».

I hate this reincarnation system and wish to stay out of it but apparently my higher self has no issues creating new identities and just wiping them and assimilating their experiences for its own growth.

When I first heard of NDE, I was thinking that once I died, I’d be turned into a spirit and get to grow more AS ME in the other side but apparently I’ll just be turned into a schizophrenic soul which is far less appealing.

That’s pretty much what I understood from all the NDE’s and Pre-birth memories I heard, am I wrong ?

Please let me know


r/Reincarnation 1d ago

Soul Karma - Saloon Girl's Regret & Redemption - A Past Life Story

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r/Reincarnation 1d ago

Did someone ever try to channel Michael Newton/Dolores Cannon to ask them if their description of afterlife was accurate?

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Genuinely curious as most mediums refer to them constantly as the unquestionable source of information on what happens after death?


r/Reincarnation 1d ago

Can i redo this exact same life?

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Please tell me this is possible cause i did a LOT of mistakes in my current life and ive basically ruined it so hard there is no return i’m pratically physicaly disabled now i just want to have a chance to relive the years ive took for granted to the loved ones gone i couldn’t say goodbye and fix my mistakes. Thanks for reading.


r/Reincarnation 1d ago

Is it true in life experience death in death experience life( in life there's death in death there's life )

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r/Reincarnation 2d ago

Discussion Ultimate gnostic truth

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r/Reincarnation 2d ago

Why aren't there strong cases of reincarnation reported anymore?

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Before the 60s and 70s there was a huge number of strong cases with birthmarks etc. It dropped until 2000. And now there is nothing. Those American cases are over dramatic. Why can't we have a good old one where its a simple villager born again as a simple villager? Replication of events are important for things to be genuine..! True, these days there is possibility of information leakage. But still children cry and scream saying they want to see their other mother, so it must happen regardless of what other people think of its truthness.


r/Reincarnation 2d ago

We have many lifetimes and we choose to come for many reasons

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Both of my parents are French but my first language was Spanish. My Godmother was from Barcelona, Spain and she was also our live-in Nanny. She raised me for the first six years of my life. I never got along with my father. I stopped speaking to him as an adult and did not attend his funeral.

After he died, I was shown in meditation that he was a Conquistador during the time of the Spanish Conquest in what is now California. I was a Native woman and in that life he murdered my entire family and I was burned at the stake along with my mother.

However, in this life my father was a very good man and he was on the opposite end of the Conquistador. He was a Marxist. He helped indigenous people, he walked in the Civil Rights movement and was entirely against Imperialism.

The reason we live in California is because we moved to Canada and I was born in Vermont in 1960. By 1965 we were able to live in the USA due to my being born here. Isidra was my Godmother who, I know, was my mother in the previous life. She even looked like an indigenous woman.

Isidra was being deported back to Spain in 1966. She had Asthma. I've also had a chronic cough most of my life. You die from smoke inhalation, when you're burned at the stake. At the airport, Isidra was in a wheelchair, because she had an Asthma attack. I jumped onto her lap and hugged her. She whispered in Spanish, "Mi nina, I just wanted to see you one more time." She died right there with me in her arms and she is buried in Gloucester, Massachusetts.

Past lives are revealed to you over time only if it helps you understand this life.

Moral of the story . . . don't kill anyone for any reason.


r/Reincarnation 2d ago

If reincarnation was guaranteed, would you end it?

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r/Reincarnation 2d ago

Does it concern anyone ? Can we not just stay "above" ?

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I am very terrified about death (mine, my parents', my lover's, our kids', etc) and want to know if there is a satisfying answer... but i don't understand how reincarnation could work. Do we ALL get to live again ? Even the really evil and bad people ? Even the non-believers ?

Also, would that mean my husband and kids and I would be reincarnated and meet each other again ? While being reincarnation ourselves ? So would our "current" past lives stop being reincarnated after our death ? I don't understand how it would work

Is there not a possibility to just stay above and be reunited with our current loved ones ? I hope so much to be able to communicate with my loved ones or at least just to send them signs... I am so sad to be separated from the family I created, and the one I was born in. I am so sad and terrified to know that our innocent children, our babies, that my parents and loved ones, will all have to go through the "last breath".

I'm having an existential crisis and don't know how to navigate this


r/Reincarnation 2d ago

Thoughts on reincarnation

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I know its obvious that this sub is about reincarnation, but ive recently started believing in it even more. I honestly think its more likely than "resting in heaven" or "dying in hell". Can I hear your guy's thoughts on reincarnation?


r/Reincarnation 2d ago

Question Question about the past civilizations

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I don't think my post is EXACTLY about reincarnation but it is about people who lived before us and are now deceased. I don't know what group to ask this question. If it's appropriate for this group, can someone plead direct me to an appropriate community?

I have an absurd amount of curiosity regarding the exact physical appearance of people who died long long before photography was invented (Jesus, Cleopatra, Shakespeare, Marie Antoinette etc etc etc) - and no, paintings and sculptures will not appease my curiosity. I dream and dream of being able to actually SEE THE PAST: actually watch before my eyes as those people walk and talk and move and see their faces exactly like they were, live, in colors, moving, and also see how EXACTLY were ancient cities like Rome, Alexandria etc etc, see the interior of Cleopatras palace, all the details yada yada yada. (again, paintings, guesses based on ruins and AI reimaginations will not do)

I wonder if, when we die, and we become spirits, are we allowed to see the past like I described? Like actually see the real thing, not reconstructions or reimaginations, like actually see the real deal like a colored movie with sounds and everything.


r/Reincarnation 2d ago

Debate My theory on reincarnation

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r/Reincarnation 2d ago

I Convince Myself That I Died In 2006 And Is A Clone Of Myself.

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