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My cousin, who at the time was rather young (I think around 5-6? Maybe a little older) was in the car with my mum and her sister and began remarking about how they used to 'go to the workhouse here', despite there being no workhouse there in the present day. Sure enough, looking up the history of the area puts a workhouse right where they had described. Impossible for her to know. She also said that she preferred my mum's sister to her 'other mummy', who she said had died when she went to the workhouse. Also stated that she remembered a time when the roads were cobbled, rather than paved with tarmacadam. Spooky stuff, very hard to make up.
That's the weirdest aspect of it - these children (my son is one of them) come up with details they couldn't possibly know. Everyone says - oh, they pick it up from the TV. As far as your cousin is concerned, we know a child of that age won't sit and happily watch dreary programmes about dingy workhouses and miserable conditions. Bright cartoons and jolly children's entertainers, yes. But they'll turn to toys as soon as something a bit grown up comes on. We didn't have a television at all (and still don't), because I didn't want my son hooked to the screen all day watching rubbish programmes. There were no other influences that could possibly have inspired the information my son was providing - and that includes speaking Bengali. We live in the UK and have no Bengali friends or neighbours. We only discovered the identity of the language he used in later years after a chance hearing of a radio programme revealed the definition of two of his oft-used words. After that, a bit more research revealed the rest to be all Bengali, plus some geographical Indian place names. There was also what we believe to be a person's name that he used. Something like Guthda or Gusda. The welfare of this person was a great source of angst for him, unfortunately, and gave him some sleepless nights. It seems that quite a lot of these children possessing pre-life memories have rather violent deaths. My son was no exception. When he was young, despite being generally very reluctant to speak, he once had a burst of sudden fluency and recounted being hit on the back of his head and falling from 'his' boat into a river. It comes as a bit of a shock to hear any child say something like that.
Spirits inhabit living human bodies. They go down the centuries from person to person. Because they find no rest without inhabiting a living human body. When these evil parasitic spirits possess new bodies? Then all their memories from the old bodies and those old lives go with them. And so the new host sees and “remembers” all these specific things. Things that the spirits saw before they came to them. I’m not saying that God never makes reincarnation happen. The Bible says He does from time to time. With Elijah and John the Baptist etc. So apparently God does implement this from time to time. No telling how frequent true reincarnation is. But it’s not even a fraction as prevalent as many assume.
Pretty much normal day in life for me as a buddhist who really believes in reincarnation. There are 100s of documented stories like this from a professor called Ian Stevenson from university of virginia who was the director of division of perpetual studies.
One of my nieces told us when she was around three or four, that “The last time” she was here she’d been taken into a forest with her “Then” mother by the bad soldiers. There were a lot of other people their as well, all sad and crying. She said the bad soldiers then shot everyone and “we all fell into a big hole” Gave us all the chills, she remembers nothing as an adult.
@@HartlyLion You do realize mass execution, ethnic cleansing, and genocide exists outside of the holocaust narrative right? Jews don't have a monopoly on getting shot and thrown in mass graves, it's more common than you think. It astounds me how often people believe anything the read by anonymous posters online who have NO evidence, authority, or context to validate their claims whatsoever.
My son talks so much about when he "wasn't alive" and concerned about what he needs to do when he's "done living again". This started with a heart breaking statement while 2ish saying "remember when I died before I was born?... yea... I really missed you." I had a miscarriage 5 years to the week of his conception.
My mom had several before me. I have never thought about something like that. That it's the same person. That actually could explain my pre-birth memory.
My daughter (6 now) said when she was four or five that ‘it takes a long time for people to come back but mommy will come back just like me.’ Her mother passed away in 2019.
The answer to this is to talk to your child: "You didn't 'die' before you were born. You were born healthy and in a normal pregnancy. And even then, there is no physical mechanism for you to actually remember such things even if they did happen anyway. Just like a computer can't save files when it has no HDD/SSD/flash memory installed, you can't remember anything when you don't have a working brain. Tell me what you're talking about? What are you imaging? Tell me how you know that what you remember was actually real? Were you watching any movies or thinking about something we said in the past or anything like that?" Notice how I'm explaining how remembering works and not giving in to their delusions as if they were real. The same response one would have to a child thinking there is a child-eating monster living in their closet.
I can't believe there wasn't mention of Omm Sety! She grew up insisting she had lived in ancient Egypt, shared stories with adults that matched detail for detail, and then as an adult herself moved there. She's a renowned Egyptologist today, and her uncanny knowledge actually helped archeologist find ruins they'd only ever read about. I highly recommend looking into her story, it's the best case I've ever come across around reincarnation.
One of my favourites, I’m surprised they chose the pollocks over Omm Sety’s story which is significantly more perplexing and believable since there’s so much evidence of her knowledge of things she could never have known.
You know what, I enjoy these stories but never believe them, but the fact regardless of it being true or not she ended up helping further our understanding of ancient Egypt... that's awesome.
They finish processing the trauma, learn, and move on. Notice how its hard to find any stories of dying happy, and old, of age, surrounded by grandchildren. They remember, their still dreaming about it, using the body as a processor, because it was a lesson, stored in spirit, which the soul hadn't finished working out.
I really like this post, cause it does point out an obvious correlation.. one which is well ignored... Could we ponder that a tramatic (or unjust) death is a nesessary for an "imprint" to be made... Curious....
Holy shit, this video reminded me of something that happened to me a few years ago. I was in Glasgow doing some last-minute Christmas shopping with my brother. We were coming out of a shop and I noticed a young girl (about 4 or 5) standing and pointing at me. But not only that she was shouting my name as well. There were a lot of people about, but she was definite pointing at me and saying my actual name. Then what I presume must have been her dad, pick her up and walked away with her. Ive never seen this child before, and I don’t know her parents. It was a very VERY strange experience.
Maybe the girl knew you from a previous life and remembered your name. Maybe someone who was close to you passed. Sadly you'll never know...at least in this life but maybe the afterlife.
@@Ki_Adi_Mundi Well, I've probably got one of the most common there is, It’s David lol. But I will say, It was the way she was acting, she was hopping up and down and seemed surprised and excited to see me. As I said before, It was definitely directed at me. I can remember my brother asking me if I knew them, and I was like… No no, I’ve never seen them before in my life.
I've remembered a show that I thought I watched as a small child since grade school. About 2 years ago, I finally saw a cover for the show and the title on Amazon. Looked up info on it and it apparently never aired in my country. Never had any family travel to that country. Parents never heard of the show. Did have a weird "feeling" when I finally saw it.
You probably did see it. A lot of local TV channels back in the day would broadcast whatever they could find to fill programming. It's very possible they aired the show without permissions, hence the lack of anything official. I watched the BBC show The Goodies on local PBS yet there is nothing about the show ever being officially aired in the US. Lots of shady stuff like that back in the 70s
I saw the one about the two year old child who had memories of being a fighter pilot during World War Two on tv about ten years ago. It was quite interesting. Thanks for another great episode.
Premortality refers to our life before we were born on this earth. In our pre-earth life, we lived in the presence of our Heavenly Father as His spirit children. We did not have a physical body. In this premortal existence, we attended a council with Heavenly Father’s other spirit children. At that council, Heavenly Father presented His great plan of happiness (see Abraham 3:22-26). In harmony with the plan of happiness, the premortal Jesus Christ, the Firstborn Son of the Father in the spirit, covenanted to be the Savior (see Moses 4:2; Abraham 3:27). Those who followed Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ were permitted to come to the earth to experience mortality and progress toward eternal life. Lucifer, another spirit son of God, rebelled against the plan and “sought to destroy the agency of man” (Moses 4:3). He became Satan, and he and his followers were cast out of heaven and denied the privileges of receiving a physical body and experiencing mortality (see Moses 4:4; Abraham 3:27-28). Throughout our premortal life, we developed our identity and increased our spiritual capabilities. Blessed with the gift of agency, we made important decisions, such as the decision to follow Heavenly Father’s plan. These decisions affected our life then and now. We grew in intelligence and learned to love the truth, and we prepared to come to the earth, where we could continue to progress.
@@yahooarchie8306 i am sure that two much better men, Abraham and Moses would disagree with you. And I trust them more than all of the false prophets and false priests of LAMESTREAM(Roman Catholicism, Eastern Orthodoxy and Reformationist Protestantism) Christianity combined.
I love Mikey's work, but sometimes, drawings of normal people are so uncanny that they're more unsettling and terrifying than any monster or ghost ever featured. Especially the twins.
One girl came forward as Ann Frank, Another one from Hollywood is the guy that wrote gone with the wind and died by his farm tractor, There is also one from a kid that was a guy that jumped from the twin towers on 9-11.
Due to deep seated trauma surrounding the murder of my father when I was 8, I went through hypnotherapy at age 30 (1994). During the sessions I started talking about my death on the _Titanic_ and knew the name, age and where the man who I was in a past life was born and why he was on the ship in the first place. The therapist was unsure what to think of this but went to a library (not much internet in 94, remember) and found the man's name and age. More details about him have come forward thanks to modern research and the internet and all I said under hypnosis proved to be true. I had had a morbid fascination with the sinking as a child and would never watch any of the movies about the disaster as it made me cry. I don't think we ever truly 'forget' past lives; I believe we bury it to live the current life we have chosen. To those who disclaim past lives, until you've been there, don't knock us for our memories as they're very accurate. There is no conceivable way anyone told me about John Henry Perkin and I never read anything about the sinking. Seeing Cameron's film version nearly gave me a heart attack and I wept for days afterwards. I thought being an adult I could handle it but it was overwhelming literally sitting there reliving the nightmare I experienced in a past life.
When my son had past life memories, some of them disturbing, we took him to a Buddhist abbot to find out what we could do about it. He suggested we didn't question him further, to stop asking him to relive those memories, but just letting it go and letting him get on with his life now. While it is wonderfully interesting to find out that your past life has a name, a place, and a history - you are still suffering his tragedy. I really think you need to lay his ghost to rest now or you will be carrying his trauma into your next life too. If it worked for my son, it can work for you.
@@The_ZeroLine The sinking happened. People dying happened. Whether or not every detail was accurate, the bigger picture would be upsetting for someone who already experienced it, no? Like movies about 9/11 or any other tragedy put to film.
Another splendid Bedtime Story! Shamefully though, I couldn't help thinking of 'Red Dwarf''s Rimmer discovering he was once Alexander the Great's chief eunuch.
I don’t think so Roger. There are over 6 billion people alive but there has never Been anything close to this number alive at once before. If the souls of the dead are coming back to life; where are all these new souls coming from? Does that mean that the dead had to wait a lot longer for their turn to come than now. Does that mean that the high rate of infant mortality was the reason why so many souls wouldn’t get a chance to live a full life and now the high number people is explained by the high number of the dead babies from 1930’s and back? Come ON!
Premortality refers to our life before we were born on this earth. In our pre-earth life, we lived in the presence of our Heavenly Father as His spirit children. We did not have a physical body. In this premortal existence, we attended a council with Heavenly Father’s other spirit children. At that council, Heavenly Father presented His great plan of happiness (see Abraham 3:22-26). In harmony with the plan of happiness, the premortal Jesus Christ, the Firstborn Son of the Father in the spirit, covenanted to be the Savior (see Moses 4:2; Abraham 3:27). Those who followed Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ were permitted to come to the earth to experience mortality and progress toward eternal life. Lucifer, another spirit son of God, rebelled against the plan and “sought to destroy the agency of man” (Moses 4:3). He became Satan, and he and his followers were cast out of heaven and denied the privileges of receiving a physical body and experiencing mortality (see Moses 4:4; Abraham 3:27-28). Throughout our premortal life, we developed our identity and increased our spiritual capabilities. Blessed with the gift of agency, we made important decisions, such as the decision to follow Heavenly Father’s plan. These decisions affected our life then and now. We grew in intelligence and learned to love the truth, and we prepared to come to the earth, where we could continue to progress.
@@OssamabinKenny like the idiot you are, you fail to consider that souls can cross the boundary between dimensions and that previously non-human souls can develop into souls capable of residing in a human body. Then, eventually, human-level souls move on in the cycle. In other words, you are a fool who doesn't know what you're talking about.
@@wormymachine6386 - thank you. It maybe shocking information for society to understand, it’s so complex and multi faceted even I am still learning from those that know about this.
Since as far back as I can remember, I have a recollection of being a toddler in a frozen landscape of snowdrifts along a shoreline. I was with a group of people who were on the move, about to board some sort of seafaring vessel to depart the area, and thinking I would be going along with everyone. That is, until a man (I have the impression he was some sort of paternal figure) lifted me up and placed me inside a shallow hole that had been hollowed out of the snow. The hole was deep enough that my small toddler self couldn't climb out easily, but I could see above the rim of the hole and I watched as the group left me. I recall the realization that I had been placed in the hole intentionally as they had decided to leave me behind, and the sudden feeling of 'hey wait! don't leave me here!' For the first half of my life (I'm in my 40's now), I considered this to be a memory of an early childhood dream (I guess it would be a nightmare, although the feeling was more surprise then abandonment, and not so much fear). But I've begun to think that it might actually be a memory of how I died in a past life. I think I may have been intentionally left behind to succumb to the elements, as I was deemed the most 'expendable' member of the group, being so young, and it was some sort of survival situation- like there wasn't enough food, or there wasn't enough room on the boat. To this day I can recall it vividly, along with the feelings of abandonment.
This is one of the most fascinating stories you guys have covered, and that's saying sonething! Thanks for another excellent video guys! Keep up the awesome work!
This episode reminds of the real phenomenon of more males born during wartime. As if humans are a hive mind and compensate the massive loss of lives. Super interesting.
My son said the exact same things. He said he was in a place before he was born and decided to choose me and his mother. And then all of a sudden he was born. This was more than once.
I've had that deja Vu before when I was in Venice, but it was on the out of the way backstreets, I swear I knew where I was and had no trouble getting around without a map, I was like "Oh, it's this way" and was able to navigate the backside of the city with ease. Never happened again anywhere else.
I've heard and read about the Pollock case and have to say that you omitted a number of facts that put the story in a different light. The first is that, despite being a devout catholic, John Pollock was a strong believer in reincarnation and managed to convince Florence of it as well (apparently they used to disagree on this to the point that they nearly split up because of it until he turned her to his way of thinking) It has been speculated that their belief in reincarnation was so strong that it made them see Joanna and Jacqueline in Jennifer and Gillian in every thing about them, even things that weren't really there, in other words they said it was true because they wanted it to be so and convinced themselves it was. Second, the only people on record that witnessed any evidence of reincarnation were the parents John and Florence, there are no accounts on record of any other party reporting Jennifer and Gillian saying things that they could not know about, such as when they visited Hexham for the first time. We only have the parents word for it that any of these supposed instances of reincarnation actually happened. Third, at the time of Joanna and Jacqueline's deaths, the Pollocks also had 4 sons, and this rarely gets mentioned. It has been queried as to whether or not the boys could have told Jennifer and Gillian about their dead sisters and given them details such as names of toys or places they'd lived previously. I always find it strange that the fact the Pollocks had 4 sons is often left out of this story, by doing this it implies that the Pollocks were left childless by the deaths of their first two daughters. Is this done to make the tragedy even worse than it already is? This story may or may not be genuine, but it's interesting what does get mentioned when this case gets brought up and what doesn't. I guess it depends the agenda of whoever is telling the story.
Quite a coincidence to be reborn on the same planet, much less the same ethnicity, country, town, family. I think genetic memory is much more likely, if it were anything "paranormal" at all.
@@HareMoose There's the woman (English or American I think) who supposedly could read Egyptian hieroglyphs and figured out her whole previous life as an ancient Egyptian. I don't remember much detail because her story reeked so bad of an ordinary person wanting attention. Honestly I think that's what all these are, if not the person themselves, then their parents. I mean if something as wacko as Munchausen's By Proxy can can be a real thing for a goal so pathetic, why not grooming a child to be reincarnated? That said, I'm an agnostic who actually finds *something like * reincarnation a hell of a lot more likely than spending eternity in bliss or agony, all because of how someone lived or believed during a life typically fewer than 100 years long. But I don't believe a reincarnated "soul" (for lack of a better word) has distinct memories of former identities.
Yes, to all of this. The four older sons experienced the tragedy and effects of the loss of their younger twin sisters and it would be highly likely that their games would have involved gruesome details, as this is how children cope with trauma. The father kept stating there were twins on the way and was very much pre-disposed to want the new set of twins to affirm his beliefs, perhaps as an over dramatic coping mechanism.
Hey I was gonna reply with something like this, I saw a video by 'decoding the unknown' that mentioned all of this. Looks like you did the hard work for me :D
Yep, was going to mention that on the Unexplained Podcast which covers this that right at the very end the host mentioned the existence of the four brothers and how it’s often neglected from retellings of the tale as it throws such a Occam’s-razor-shaped spanner in the works of the “How could they possibly have known that?” line of questioning
33 years ago, when pregnant with our son, I used to have terrible, vivid nightmares of war. I would actually wake up still hearing the screams of the injured, the groans of the dying and smelling fresh blood. They stopped when my son was born. Then he started having nightmares. He would tell my husband and I gruesome tales of the battlefield; of tanks, planes, guns and choppers. He would cower in fear if we were out and a car backfired or if a plane flew low overhead. He hated the sight of helicopters and jumped at any sudden loud noises. We couldn't watch any war movies or broadcasts of conflicts on TV; it was too traumatizing for our boy. Thankfully, those nightmares and behaviors started to phase out around age 5 and were completely gone by the time he was 7. Yet once, when he was 12, we were at an air show featuring some old world war two air craft, our son quietly stated he was "Shot in the head when running from a low flying plane" When I asked him what he meant by that, he just shook his head and that was the last he ever spoke of it. Today, he is a happy, well adjusted person. But once in a long while, he'll stare at passing plane or chopper with a haunted expression that makes us wonder.......
As a child I had many vivid dreams, still haunted by them, but I can recall hearing my mother's Era 60s and 50s songs and singing with her and telling her they played this at my wedding. I know I was here before. I still feel a longing when I see 60s and 70s Era film, almost like I can smell and feel what it was like. I've always felt out of place. Children are so new, they have the luxury of not yet being jaded by the world at large. Thank You again for your videos!!!
I believe the reason that very Young Children remember these things is because they are in the span of time that are closest to their birth, so for a short period they remember what happened in the previous life. I believe this is also the reason they remember how they died. For whatever reason, by age 5 or so these memories seem to fade.
Some observations and concerns about this phenomenon. To start with it always ends when kids start to develop their own identity and personality, but my concern with these accounts is how the child knew the surnames of these people.
After my daughter was born I wondered about this. While there is always skepticism, it does really make you wonder how a child gets that much information and then how it disappears after their kindergarten years.
My son suffered from night terrors when he was a toddler for a few years. It was so heart wrenching and scary to watch. He never remembered anything from these episodes but they always gave me the creeps. All these kids have these nightmares and night terrors in common. My son out grew it eventually but if you look into the facts about night terrors its so interesting and terrifying at the same time!
When I was 12, I started to be haunted by whatever was doing on in the area at the time. My parents started to build a house on the location of a former horse training school. During the building of the house, stuff started to move in my room, felt tapping on my shoulder and saw a pressence multiple times. It felt like there was something there that needed to be processed like an echo from an alternative life of sorts. When the house was finished and things settled down, the visions also dissapeared.
To be honest this specifically reminds me of an incident that happened to me a long time ago. I went to see a play at a old amphitheater in downtown Columbus Ohio. If I remember correctly the amphitheater went up in the late 1890s, But that’s besides the point. when I went to sit down to watch a play I got a very crazy sense of déjà vu. Almost like I had been there before besides it being my first time and i had never stepped inside of that theater before.
This is definitely one of my favorite video/story. I myself, believe that these incidents are probable and should continue to be researched. This requires an open mind for both those that are involved in the research, and wether or not we will choose to accept their findings as facts. I know that I would be very interested in hearing more about this, and stories pertaining to future research.
Can’t wait for an episode of near death experiences (NDE’s) which go over out of body experiences, life reviews and meeting a being of light filled with love which people believe is God itself
I remember hearing a story about a man who was changing his toddlers diapers who then spoke up and said: "Remember when I used to change yours?" The mans father had died a few years before his son was born. Awkward.
I told my dad when I was three or four "Watch out or I'm going to whoop your ass again just like when I was Jack". That was his dad's name and I had never once heard it before as he didn't talk about him very much. Few years ago an older Uncle told me that my dad was a horrible, horrible kid and drove his parents insane.
I recall this was supposedly a reincarnation of the child’s grandfather who was shot in the heart I think they were a cop. Child had a heart defect as well
Premortality refers to our life before we were born on this earth. In our pre-earth life, we lived in the presence of our Heavenly Father as His spirit children. We did not have a physical body. In this premortal existence, we attended a council with Heavenly Father’s other spirit children. At that council, Heavenly Father presented His great plan of happiness (see Abraham 3:22-26). In harmony with the plan of happiness, the premortal Jesus Christ, the Firstborn Son of the Father in the spirit, covenanted to be the Savior (see Moses 4:2; Abraham 3:27). Those who followed Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ were permitted to come to the earth to experience mortality and progress toward eternal life. Lucifer, another spirit son of God, rebelled against the plan and “sought to destroy the agency of man” (Moses 4:3). He became Satan, and he and his followers were cast out of heaven and denied the privileges of receiving a physical body and experiencing mortality (see Moses 4:4; Abraham 3:27-28). Throughout our premortal life, we developed our identity and increased our spiritual capabilities. Blessed with the gift of agency, we made important decisions, such as the decision to follow Heavenly Father’s plan. These decisions affected our life then and now. We grew in intelligence and learned to love the truth, and we prepared to come to the earth, where we could continue to progress.
I’ve never been overly skeptical about the reincarnation theory, but something has always stuck out to me when I think about if it’s ever happened to me. I don’t remember how old I was, but I vividly remember sitting in the living room of my grandparent’s house, watching a short on TV with my grandpa. I think it starred Shirley Temple. The short was about children going through a similar process to the “bright place” described in this video. There was a group of children characters, and a group that was to be the main cast were the ones that had speaking lines. They were dressed as little “angels” and seemed to reside in a place that resembled heaven or some representation of the time before children are born. I don’t remember how the short went exactly, but I vividly remember watching as one of the kids looked on his/her potential mother and said something like “She’s beautiful..” And I vividly remember just kinda.. sitting there and watching the short. Thinking “Oh this is so cute!!” and wondering if my little brother or I had done something similar. But when the child was shown their new family, I just remember getting this WEIRD sense of Deja Vu. Like “Wait.. I think I did do something like that..” and feeling oddly at peace. Maybe it was just me latching onto that idea of what I’d seen, but it always struck me as weird. Also prolly didn’t help that my mom has remarked “How did I get so lucky that you and your brother chose me to be your mom?” My entire life. Lol. Thanks for listening to my rant. Idk where I was going with this.
When I was young, I used to speak a foreign language only when I was asleep, but that quickly faded away. It is strange, but I was Sumerian, thus explaining my fascination with ancient history. I believe we are saying goodbye before we lose the memories is just what we go through during this process.
Premortality refers to our life before we were born on this earth. In our pre-earth life, we lived in the presence of our Heavenly Father as His spirit children. We did not have a physical body. In this premortal existence, we attended a council with Heavenly Father’s other spirit children. At that council, Heavenly Father presented His great plan of happiness (see Abraham 3:22-26). In harmony with the plan of happiness, the premortal Jesus Christ, the Firstborn Son of the Father in the spirit, covenanted to be the Savior (see Moses 4:2; Abraham 3:27). Those who followed Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ were permitted to come to the earth to experience mortality and progress toward eternal life. Lucifer, another spirit son of God, rebelled against the plan and “sought to destroy the agency of man” (Moses 4:3). He became Satan, and he and his followers were cast out of heaven and denied the privileges of receiving a physical body and experiencing mortality (see Moses 4:4; Abraham 3:27-28). Throughout our premortal life, we developed our identity and increased our spiritual capabilities. Blessed with the gift of agency, we made important decisions, such as the decision to follow Heavenly Father’s plan. These decisions affected our life then and now. We grew in intelligence and learned to love the truth, and we prepared to come to the earth, where we could continue to progress.
My daughter around about 2 1/2 years old started saying she wanted to speak her language. Which language? I asked. I tried French, no. German, no. Other European languages, no. It was Latin!! It was uncanny! It was like she was 're-learning' the language, not a beginner in it. I learnt a bit a school, but wasn't great at it. I said some words and she'd say 'No mum, that's wrong, you say it this way." At age 6 she spoke it as if she was one of the old caesars reborn. Really weird. At 8 she wanted to speak Coptic?? We spoke to our local Coptic ministers and he thought it was totally uncanny. Latin and Coptic!! You couldn't get more intense than that!! She's 35 now and still speaks them.
Premortality refers to our life before we were born on this earth. In our pre-earth life, we lived in the presence of our Heavenly Father as His spirit children. We did not have a physical body. In this premortal existence, we attended a council with Heavenly Father’s other spirit children. At that council, Heavenly Father presented His great plan of happiness (see Abraham 3:22-26). In harmony with the plan of happiness, the premortal Jesus Christ, the Firstborn Son of the Father in the spirit, covenanted to be the Savior (see Moses 4:2; Abraham 3:27). Those who followed Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ were permitted to come to the earth to experience mortality and progress toward eternal life. Lucifer, another spirit son of God, rebelled against the plan and “sought to destroy the agency of man” (Moses 4:3). He became Satan, and he and his followers were cast out of heaven and denied the privileges of receiving a physical body and experiencing mortality (see Moses 4:4; Abraham 3:27-28). Throughout our premortal life, we developed our identity and increased our spiritual capabilities. Blessed with the gift of agency, we made important decisions, such as the decision to follow Heavenly Father’s plan. These decisions affected our life then and now. We grew in intelligence and learned to love the truth, and we prepared to come to the earth, where we could continue to progress.
Sometimes I get the feeling of an itch in my nether regions, then I realize I recently ate at Taco Bell, and I proceed to head to the John. Fast food is an interesting topic.
Premortality refers to our life before we were born on this earth. In our pre-earth life, we lived in the presence of our Heavenly Father as His spirit children. We did not have a physical body. In this premortal existence, we attended a council with Heavenly Father’s other spirit children. At that council, Heavenly Father presented His great plan of happiness (see Abraham 3:22-26). In harmony with the plan of happiness, the premortal Jesus Christ, the Firstborn Son of the Father in the spirit, covenanted to be the Savior (see Moses 4:2; Abraham 3:27). Those who followed Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ were permitted to come to the earth to experience mortality and progress toward eternal life. Lucifer, another spirit son of God, rebelled against the plan and “sought to destroy the agency of man” (Moses 4:3). He became Satan, and he and his followers were cast out of heaven and denied the privileges of receiving a physical body and experiencing mortality (see Moses 4:4; Abraham 3:27-28). Throughout our premortal life, we developed our identity and increased our spiritual capabilities. Blessed with the gift of agency, we made important decisions, such as the decision to follow Heavenly Father’s plan. These decisions affected our life then and now. We grew in intelligence and learned to love the truth, and we prepared to come to the earth, where we could continue to progress.
Me too, it’s very weird, and feel very familiar in place that should be quite unfamiliar to me. I can’t explain it and I’m a physician I understand the brain and neurological capabilities quite well. I do also believe in life after death I’ve had too many experiences to write them off
In Australia Victoria there's a place called mount Hope . Near a small town called gunbower . It was once apopular place I think the early 70s as the most UFO sightings in the southern hemisphere at one stage . It has a crazy history for anyone daring to look and I'm hoping your brilliant channel could shed some detailed light on it . Cheers
While I'm not a believer in reincarnation, I do believe in a couple of theories that could lead to cases like these. One is genetic memory. The other is the idea of places and objects having memories of their own. Spending time in or with these places/objects can project the memories and/or emotions onto individuals.
Great conclusion! 😁 The kid from the Corsair even met the sister of the man he was reincarnated from and told her things only her dead brother could have known. Very intriguing ang highly compelling!
Fascinating stories, and a great video on this phenomenon. We truly have no idea what comes after life, but it would make sense something like the power of the soul wouldn't just disappear to a heaven to exist for all eternity.
I don't think I could ever make new children after losing 3 all at once. I find that cruel. My son is very much like my dad, on every way down to the sense of humour and the weird noises he makes, he never met my dad he was born a year after he died, its carried on till adulthood, its uncanny sometimes when he's says the random stuff my dad used to come out with. He always told me to wear shoes with heels you might be standing on an ancestor that chose to be a bug lol.
I've always believed in reincarnation, right from being young. It's never seemed strange to me, just natural. The explanations from sceptics have always seemed silly and child-like to me, born of fear of something that is entirely normal. I've remembered several of my own past lives but it's important not to get caught up in the past. The current life is the important one xx
Um. Like the hard drive in a computer, your brain is what holds your memories. Unless you had part of a dead person's brain surgically implanted into your brain, it is completely physically impossible to have genuine memories of "past lives." By what mechanism could these memories have been written into your neurons, and why is that explanation more plausible than "you read about other time periods, imagined what they were like, and it was so realistic to you that you confused it with a memory?"
@@macgeek2004 .. could be your spirit entering the next human life like a continuous cycle until what needs to be done is done , yet holding on to certain information or memories in honour to achieve whatever task to put at rest ..
@@kpbhoy3640 Ah, yes, the "spirit." So, "people are magic." I'm always being called "silly & child-like" by people who believe in literal magic that makes them special. And the magic-believers don't even agree with each other, since reincarnation contradicts other notions, like an immortal soul bound for paradise. But if I suggest these beliefs are born out of a fear of death & a desire to think they keep existing in some form, that's just crazy talk. Somehow I must be the one afraid of...being wrong, yeah, that's it! Never mind these ideas invariably involve the believer having access to knowledge that overrules any known science.
Reincarnation makes sense to me from a logical standpoint, albeit in a very basic way. Obviously it's fairly impossible to prove something like that, but we've seen time and time again in this universe that there are some pretty fundamental rules, one of which is that energy is never created or destroyed, but moves on. It would make sense to me that our mind (or spirit or soul or what-have-you) is some sort of energy that we can't really qualify or quantify with out current understanding of quantum mechanics, and that this energy is recycled just as any other energy is. It's certainly fun to think about, at any rate.
Yes finally someone remembered basic physics laws. In my opinion we just currently don't have a technology to see what happens after death or prove existence of a soul, but as we learn more about quantum physics we might find the answers. There's a channel Closer to truth where they talked about how the brain uses quantum physics to store memory so maybe that's how information is written into the soul during lifetime.
@@manulscode Except this is all just pseudoscience coopting science terms. The mind is a process carried out by the brain using electrochemical energy in the form of moving ions, or salts, which is in turn made possible by the energy your body gets from breaking down food & absorbing sugar. When you die, the body is no longer able to continue this process. The chemicals are still there, but the corpse can't extract the energy from them. Decomposing organisms, on the other hand, can extract that energy by eating the corpse. The mind is no more "energy" that "goes somewhere" than a computer program does if you smash the hard drive. And no, quantum physics doesn't change this, it's just often attached to magical ideas because that makes them sound more scientific to people who don't understand quantum physics. The "quantum" in "quantum physics" refers to particles. It's the physics that describe elementary particles. Which do have strange properties, & may even be used by biological systems for certain functions, but they aren't magic or souls. In fact, saying "we don't have the technology to understand this energy" completely undermines that argument because we DO have the technology to observe quantum particles. Which are just the objects that make up the exact same matter that decays after death. You might as well expect your desk or your shoe to have a mind because it's all made of quantum particles. There's also the matter of if an "undetectable form of energy" even makes any sense. Energy is defined as anything with the ability to do work, or basically make something move. For example, light exerts a small transfer of momentum on an object that is difficult to notice on Earth but potentially exploitable by space probes. An easier to see example is sunburn, which is caused by the light's energy damaging your cells when the photons break your DNA. There aren't many ways for energy to hide, especially now that we've even observed the energy inherent in a vacuum. We detected gravitational waves more recently, but that's not a new form of energy, it's a type of transfer of gravitational energy we didn't have evidence for until recently but predicted should exist. So, "soul energy" has to have less energy than that &/or not interact with biology in any clear way, but also still give rise to mental processes that require much more energy, which is already accounted for by chemical energy from food, making the whole concept redundant, but even though it has to meet all of those contradictions AND have this property of "consciousness" that has nothing to do with energy AND science is unable to observe or predict it in any way, BUT science is somehow also supposed to support its existence. No, science can't observe it because it isn't real. It's a magical concept. And the only reason people get all huffy & go "Don't act like you know, we could still discover it some day!" is that belief in it is so culturally desired/normalized. No one says there must be an unobservable force that explains the formation of chemical bonds or the changing of weather, also very complex systems, because there's no emotional attachment to those things, so people are willing to just accept that these are the natural processes we observe them to be & not insist that there must be some redundant, unobservable, magical force that's also involved.
Oh Professor Know It All hence knows very little 🧐Open your heart, mind AND soul❣️The possibilities are endlessly amazing, astounding and perhaps terrifying…..hmmmmm maybe that’s the problem. What IS amazing, is how adding true humility and humbling one’s self to that mix can replace a lot of the innate fear I know we all have regarding anything we can’t control, categorize, predict etc…with unquenchable curiosity, awe and a true sense of inner peace not to mention a return of the pure and true delight and wonder that all children (if provided & allowed the very basic and simple circumstances necessary 😞) take in “everyday”, “little” luxuries, discoveries and explorations of this truly amazing world🤩
My parents told me that when I was really young that I would crawl about on my hands and knees and meow. I would do this even though we didn't have a cat nor did the neighbors. As I got older I eventually stopped doing that. My dad said he was spooked at how accurate my meowing was. Of course I don't remember any of it, but I think that if I had been a cat in a past life I would've done my darndest to stay a cat!🐈
I don't listen to your stories all that often. Then when I hear the beginning music and your voice, it makes me wonder why I only sporadically listen. I truly do love your voice.
I think our ancestors got their concept of reincarnation from just observing nature seeing plants spring up in the springtime, live through the summer, die in the winter time and then be reborn as you would say in the spring.
Premortality refers to our life before we were born on this earth. In our pre-earth life, we lived in the presence of our Heavenly Father as His spirit children. We did not have a physical body. In this premortal existence, we attended a council with Heavenly Father’s other spirit children. At that council, Heavenly Father presented His great plan of happiness (see Abraham 3:22-26). In harmony with the plan of happiness, the premortal Jesus Christ, the Firstborn Son of the Father in the spirit, covenanted to be the Savior (see Moses 4:2; Abraham 3:27). Those who followed Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ were permitted to come to the earth to experience mortality and progress toward eternal life. Lucifer, another spirit son of God, rebelled against the plan and “sought to destroy the agency of man” (Moses 4:3). He became Satan, and he and his followers were cast out of heaven and denied the privileges of receiving a physical body and experiencing mortality (see Moses 4:4; Abraham 3:27-28). Throughout our premortal life, we developed our identity and increased our spiritual capabilities. Blessed with the gift of agency, we made important decisions, such as the decision to follow Heavenly Father’s plan. These decisions affected our life then and now. We grew in intelligence and learned to love the truth, and we prepared to come to the earth, where we could continue to progress.
Thank you for sharing that, I lost my brother also, he was 2 years older and my best friend and always set me straight. Anyway I haven't felt this way since he died. I really appreciate deeply in my own life what you shared. Thanks
Stories like this make me want to believe in reincarnation but at the same time I don't want to put too much stock into it... Also, the Corsair that is shown at 9:16 looks like a Korean War spec aircraft with 20mm cannons, not the six .50 cal's of WW2 era planes
Premortality refers to our life before we were born on this earth. In our pre-earth life, we lived in the presence of our Heavenly Father as His spirit children. We did not have a physical body. In this premortal existence, we attended a council with Heavenly Father’s other spirit children. At that council, Heavenly Father presented His great plan of happiness (see Abraham 3:22-26). In harmony with the plan of happiness, the premortal Jesus Christ, the Firstborn Son of the Father in the spirit, covenanted to be the Savior (see Moses 4:2; Abraham 3:27). Those who followed Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ were permitted to come to the earth to experience mortality and progress toward eternal life. Lucifer, another spirit son of God, rebelled against the plan and “sought to destroy the agency of man” (Moses 4:3). He became Satan, and he and his followers were cast out of heaven and denied the privileges of receiving a physical body and experiencing mortality (see Moses 4:4; Abraham 3:27-28). Throughout our premortal life, we developed our identity and increased our spiritual capabilities. Blessed with the gift of agency, we made important decisions, such as the decision to follow Heavenly Father’s plan. These decisions affected our life then and now. We grew in intelligence and learned to love the truth, and we prepared to come to the earth, where we could continue to progress.
My grandmother died after a long fight with cancer 16 months before I was born. My grandfather didn't take it well and nobody talked about her. Except me. I'd tell everyone all about her. She was an artist and loved to crochet and knit, but I have fine motor skill issues and while coloring I'd complain that I could picture what I wanted to create but my hands wouldn't work right. Starting around age four, I talked about her less and less. My son is four months old and can't talk yet, but he's been terrified of water since he was born. He can cope with showers while being held by either of us but a bath leaves him in a state of abject terror, screaming inconsolably for up to two hours afterward and not trusting us for the rest of the day. My husband and I joke that maybe he drowned in a past life. I hope this fear of his fades over time.
Me before watching: please not Jenny Cockell or James Leininger. Me after watching: 1 out of 2 ain’t bad! And of course you made James’ story more interesting than I expected.
When I was a kid I had a really powerful de ja vu experience. But as ive got older ive become completely convinced that its something that I hadnt experienced before. I think de ja vu is essentially a biochemical "brain fart" that messes with memory. Thats my opinion anyway.
I stumbled on the concept of reincarnation and lives between lives about 6 months ago, it makes more sense than anything offered by the major religions. It's even said that Christianity used to have reincarnation as a part of the belief until it was scrubbed out. Look up these stories in RUclips and you'll find the comments full of people with their own stories of children recalling past lives. My 8 yr old came to me out of nowhere and said that he used to believe that he'd die and be someone else in 1000 yrs, and that he was somewhere before his soul came into who he is now. I had never said anything to him about my thoughts, and when I asked him who he was, he said that he used to remember but now forgot. People often jokes that small children "have been here before," and they don't realize how accurate that statement may be. It also could explain child prodigies also.
You guys should make a video about the Malta Catacombs Conspiracy and how a whole group of kids went missing after a witness heard horrific screams from the children deep inside the tombs. The video would fit best with the channels theme
@@cjthebeesknees Have you ever been to Malta/visited the catacombs? Believe me, a giant will stand out like a sore thumb. Let alone several of them. Malta is a very small country, and the catacombs not all that big.
These stories, along w (seti's priestess), the girl that knew of specific Egyptian temples in vivid undiscovered detail, makes it hard to deny these claims........ (@any one of us)
As with almost any field where tags such as "alternative" or "supernatural" can be attached, there is a big problem for those following such research. That problem being that those doing the research are rarely in pursuit of fact. They are usually trying to prove or disprove the subject
Have you also noticed that everyone's past life has always involved them being a soldier, a king or a famous actor? I've never heard of a past life where someone spent their life sweeping up and died of old age in bed
From what I know, all memories are stored in your Subconscious mind. Even memories of your past lives. However, this area of the mind can only access via Hypnotism or kids under 6 years old.
I have to be honest, I don't find any of this particularly convincing. It never ceases to amaze how shocked parents or other adults get when small children say strange things - and how seriously they take it. Little kids have extremely active imaginations and can get fiction muddled with reality easily. I think the reason they may seem to have knowledge "beyond their years" is because they are, ironically, more capable of absorbing information at that age than almost other time in their lives. Their brains are still figuring out basics like hand-to-eye coordination, speech, expression, socialising, etc. Abstract concepts such as temporality, separating real-from-unreal, are invariably going to lead them to some peculiar thoughts or assumptions. I'm also more than a little bit suspicious of the adults in this situation. It feels to me like they've leapt onto one or several unusual comments made by their children, encouraged it because it confirms some bias of their beliefs, and little children being what they are aren't likely to pour cold water onto something that is obviously pleasing mum and dad and the other grown-ups. I have to question how many of these alleged details and correlations between what the kids say and what some historical figure is recorded doing isn't simply the adults getting the children to say what they want, or simpler still filling in the gaps into neat and tidy "logic" that "proves" their theory.
Omg yes thank you ! For me this video was "in today's episode of parents taking their kids way too seriously" That's the thing with children, especially that young, they rarely lie to an adult, but they also are not really able to differentiate between what's real and what's not. And you made a really good point with the whole "toddlers trying to please their parents by keeping telling the story", people underestimate that extremely common type of behaviour in children.
@@Pratt_ Glad I'm not the only one who thought like this! :D Some claims of paranormal sightings or events are a little more open-to-interpretation, it's down to the listener whether or not they want to take someone else's assertions at face value - "I saw A thing that looked like THE thing" etc. These claims of recalling past lives are very much putting the cart before the horse, it's relying way too much on the presuppositions of people who were already inclined to believe in afterlives, past lives, or whatever.
I love how you just completely ignore and dismiss the cases studied by a doctor where there was found to be information known that would be astronomical outliers in terms of probabilities because of your layperson understanding of children. Just insert whatever random nonsense you believe in place of actual studies. lmaooooo
@@Pratt_ I can't understand why you completely ignore the 2500 cases studied by Dr. Tucker, the Bonner-Lowry Professor of Psychiatry and Neurobehavioral Sciences at the University of Virginia School of Medicine. Somehow you got "parents taking their kids too seriously" out of it. Imagine all the information you miss/ignore on a daily basis.
yeah, it's difficult to tell because you don't know if they saw a picture somewhere and the parents didn't know they saw it or heard of something somehow and re-created the story. Children play out stories constantly and may even insist that the memories were real because they don't understand the depth of what they feel...and honestly....they only got their brains a few years ago so they're still trying to figure out fact from imagination. So it's not that some of them are TRYING to lie, but their brains and consequences aren't -quite- there yet.
I love the little cat that kept showing up in the background of most of the drawings. This is one of my favorite channels even though I don't believe any of these stories. Mostly it can be chalked up to coincidence, how the brain works, and childhood imagination. I knew a bunch about dinosaurs as a really little kid. I feel like these kids just have really deep interest in bizarre topics and learn a bunch about them. The boy from Dallas did go to an aviation museum. It's entirely possible he retained a bunch of what he saw at the museum and the soldiers he met filled in the gaps when he had conversations with them. Also, the parents had access to the internet, so they could have been seeking out celebrity. We don't know their motives. Regardless, keep up the great work. I always enjoy a brand new Bedtime Stories episode!
I had some strange memories that couldn’t be explained by my parents when I was a very young boy. I have forgotten some of them but I still have one good one.
I forget her birth name, but as a result of her experiences, she named her son Seti, and changed her name to Om Seti, or, "Mother of Seti" in Egyptian. Fascinating life.
Both of my two sons (born a couple of years apart) were abt 2 y.o. each when they told me they came from behind the stars for me to be their mum. One never heard it from the other. And it was "behind the stars", not from or beyond.
Im so glad you twice spoke that the children stated they went to a bright place where they stayed until they picked their next mom. I actually still remember picking aspects of my current life while I was in that realm. Ive told only a couple of people about it, but they didnt believe me, of course. It doesnt matter, though, they'll find out on their own. Thanks, team, for another great story!
I can't say that I believe in reincarnation, but if it's true, I wonder if it's another form of the cyclical nature of the universe. Kind of like how the seasons repeat. I also wonder about the moral law aspect of it. For example, someone who spends his or her life carelessly making the world a worse place eventually has to experience the consequences of his or her actions. The same would apply to someone who spends his or her life trying to make the world a better place. Furthermore, maybe people who are prodigies in disciplines like math or science are people who accumulated and honed those skills in a prior life but didn't forget them in their current lives. Just some ponderings I have on the subject. I'd be very curious to hear/read your thoughts/experiences on the subject if you feel comfortable sharing them.
@@robertocojones4471 Thank you, Roberto, for sharing your thoughts. I appreciate the idea that a child prodigy was once a past life soul who didn't forget the wonderful knowledge that they knew. That's extremely interesting.
Another interesting BTS video. Children losing their past life memories, or losing interest in them, at the age of about 5+ is common. It's as if these are temporary experiences that leave us when we grow and are a kind of fading echo of what we lived before.
I've had what I think are several past life dreams. Two were so strong I woke up sobbing; a tragedy involved one, in the other, I saw someone I recognized from before - who I missed very much. It was two children, not anyone from this life. It has been said time is a construct of the human mind. I'm not convinced we know everything about the Universe or Reality. Glad you mentioned George Patton, Jr. A biography about him goes into his former lifetimes in detail. In one instance during his service in Europe during WW2 he directed his driver to a place he identified as the site of a Roman battleground; his local guide confirmed it. No markers identified the place. In another case when he was a young father, he took his family to a Civil War battleground. While described to them where the forces were deployed, a nearby tour group stood listening to a guide --- except for a very old man who overheard Patton's description. The elder gentleman quietly edged closer to Patton's family and listened awhile. Then, he approached Patton and explained that his description was correct, because he had been there. Patton served in WW1 and many Civil War Veterans were still living. The textbook description did not agree with Patton's assertions. However, the eyewitness confirmation seems pretty compelling.
Hi Mr. While, keep up your excellent work, I am glad to have found your chanel, I love the fact that its in black and white, i like the way the stories are read, just the correct tone, I really have nothing but good things about all your videos, nice pick of stories also, and now that I am aware that you wrote a book about it, I bought a copy from Amazon. Thanks and keep up your excellent work. one fan in Canada
I had a "dream" that there were multiple women standing in a row and I went up to two women and took their hands. Those two were my mom and her sister. Obviously I chose my mom but here's the weird part, I found out later that my aunt had 1-2 abortions..... which makes not choosing her all the more unnerving. 😳
This is the sort of thing came to mind for me when listening to this episode. I wonder about their intentions here, seeing as abortion has been banned in much of the US.
I have a couple of comments, I do believe that one of your last statements referring to why the details stop after the children turn around 5 or so, it is (in my humble opinion) closure of the past, and getting on with the new life. My second comment has to deal with the "academics" whom think they are so intelligent. I have dealt with some of them directly while working on something paranormal, the point is most are on a grant...if they prove whatever it is that they are working on, then the grant stops and they have to get a real job, like the rest of us. Some others "just" think they REALLY are smarter. I have dealt with some as such also. Still others do not believe in ANYTHING no matter how small or how large which is paranormal. Unfortunately the vast majority of people that I have dealt with in the world have very little, if any, belief that there is more than just what you can see at the moment. I am just an old 70 year old man who has been around and have had the opportunity to dab in the paranormal. Thank you for the series, and the others. You do these very well, and of course it is plainly obvious that you put a lot of time into these. Again THANK YOU
~ This reminds me of when I was a little boy and I began having reoccurring nightmares around the age of six or seven(1966/67). It was always the same, with me being on some sort of loading dock with a bunch of other teenage boys. I believe it must have been in the 1930 from the way we were dressed, with shoes, socks up almost to our knees and wearing what I believe are called knickerbockers, a tweed shirt and an ivy cap or whatever they're called(quite popular again today). The next thing I remember is being push off the dock and rolling down an enclave and onto some railway tracks where I was electrocuted! After that, I or my energy would become a steam locomotive and my screaming was the whistle. I also remember it being extremely hot! While I was having this nightmare, I was apparently half awake and my parents were trying to wake me up. After I finally woke up, they asked me what I was dreaming about and I'd tell them exactly what I've just told you. The next morning, they told me that while they were trying to wake me, I kept screaming that I was in Burma (Myanmar) and that I was being eaten by piranha fish which has never made any sense because there are no piranhas in that country, I don't believe. They also told me that I was burning up with a fever. Anyways, I had this reoccurring nightmare about once every four or five months a year until I was about 12 or 13 yrs old. In later years, I actually began working on the railroad and when I started, we were involved with a big project of double tracking through a cut. This brought back the images of my earlier nightmares. About a month after, an historical steam train was coming through the area where we were working and I actually thought that part of my nightmare was about to come true. My boss and I were at an electoral pole and he was studying the electoral junction box and flipped a switch. He then told me to cut through this thick cable running down the side of the pole with a hack saw. I never felt more relief than I did when I cut through it and I wasn't electrocuted and the steam train passed right on by.
Check out the documentary "The Boy Who Lived Before". I think it's still on here. Fascinating case from around 15-16 years ago that shares many similarities with the stories here. Quite spooky in places.
Re the last remarks. Actually, not a few children have various experiences and abilities when they are pretty young: often to fade, and sometimes to re-emerge when they reach puberty or older. Psychic abilities, and the abilities to see ghosts, dead grandparents etc being pretty common... 🙂
When I was young, I used to recall a car accident in an overpass that I had previously died in. I now just remember the memory, (if that makes any sense) and not the actual car wreck itself.
I have thought for a long time that General George S. Patton and Alexander the Great himself are very similar to each other, and I noticed similarities that are pretty amazing, both were very good military leaders, both wanted to keep fighting wars when everyone else didn't, both had angry tempers, both had issues with their peers, and both died suspicious deaths. History does repeat itself.
Check out Alexander the Great's speech to his troops who wanted to go home. Obviously who knows how true it is but it's pretty cool. Not the movie. It's on RUclips
@@tuggspeadman761 In one of the comments, a guy said it was written a few hundred years after Alexander's death, but it was apparently taken from sources who were there when Alexander gave the speech, so it's considered pretty accurate to what Alexander said, I listened to it a lot times, it was a really great speech :)
Premortality refers to our life before we were born on this earth. In our pre-earth life, we lived in the presence of our Heavenly Father as His spirit children. We did not have a physical body. In this premortal existence, we attended a council with Heavenly Father’s other spirit children. At that council, Heavenly Father presented His great plan of happiness (see Abraham 3:22-26). In harmony with the plan of happiness, the premortal Jesus Christ, the Firstborn Son of the Father in the spirit, covenanted to be the Savior (see Moses 4:2; Abraham 3:27). Those who followed Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ were permitted to come to the earth to experience mortality and progress toward eternal life. Lucifer, another spirit son of God, rebelled against the plan and “sought to destroy the agency of man” (Moses 4:3). He became Satan, and he and his followers were cast out of heaven and denied the privileges of receiving a physical body and experiencing mortality (see Moses 4:4; Abraham 3:27-28). Throughout our premortal life, we developed our identity and increased our spiritual capabilities. Blessed with the gift of agency, we made important decisions, such as the decision to follow Heavenly Father’s plan. These decisions affected our life then and now. We grew in intelligence and learned to love the truth, and we prepared to come to the earth, where we could continue to progress.
I’m 49 this year. A few years ago I looked up glaucoma after it had come up in a conversation. I didn’t know anything about it other than it affected the eyes. After reading the description of symptoms I had a sudden flash back to these reoccurring dreams I used to have when I was between 5 and 10. In the dreams I had a blind spot right in the centre of my vision and Pain. It had frightened me severely not being to see where I was and trying desperately to find my way home. Seems like such an odd thing for a kid to dream about. Especially having no knowledge of glaucoma. I started wondering if I had been dreaming of something from a previous life. I should also note that I have a large birthmark on the left side of my chest just below the pectoral that resembles a slash.
I mean, I tried a past life regression meditation and according to that, I was a male rice farmer. I distinctly remember a green mountain in particular. I later found a Japanese woodblock print from the 50s showing rice farmers next to a green mountain. Of course, I have no way to verify my experience but I thought it was interesting
"I went to a convention for people who believe they lived a past life. They had to dress up as who they believe they used to be. There were two Napoleons" - Ricky Gervais
Yep, everyone in a past life is Julius Caesar, Cleopatra, a founding father or a war veteran. Where are all of the chambermaids, bean counters and plumbers?
Special thanks to Jonathan Pipes for being one of our Super Patrons and suggesting this topic for an episode. As part of his rewards, he was asked if he would like to have a cameo in the artwork and, instead of himself, he requested that we feature his lovely cat!
Hey what's up with the Buffalo ranch stories ?
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My cousin, who at the time was rather young (I think around 5-6? Maybe a little older) was in the car with my mum and her sister and began remarking about how they used to 'go to the workhouse here', despite there being no workhouse there in the present day. Sure enough, looking up the history of the area puts a workhouse right where they had described. Impossible for her to know. She also said that she preferred my mum's sister to her 'other mummy', who she said had died when she went to the workhouse. Also stated that she remembered a time when the roads were cobbled, rather than paved with tarmacadam. Spooky stuff, very hard to make up.
That's the weirdest aspect of it - these children (my son is one of them) come up with details they couldn't possibly know.
Everyone says - oh, they pick it up from the TV.
As far as your cousin is concerned, we know a child of that age won't sit and happily watch dreary programmes about dingy workhouses and miserable conditions. Bright cartoons and jolly children's entertainers, yes. But they'll turn to toys as soon as something a bit grown up comes on.
We didn't have a television at all (and still don't), because I didn't want my son hooked to the screen all day watching rubbish programmes. There were no other influences that could possibly have inspired the information my son was providing - and that includes speaking Bengali.
We live in the UK and have no Bengali friends or neighbours. We only discovered the identity of the language he used in later years after a chance hearing of a radio programme revealed the definition of two of his oft-used words. After that, a bit more research revealed the rest to be all Bengali, plus some geographical Indian place names.
There was also what we believe to be a person's name that he used. Something like Guthda or Gusda. The welfare of this person was a great source of angst for him, unfortunately, and gave him some sleepless nights.
It seems that quite a lot of these children possessing pre-life memories have rather violent deaths. My son was no exception. When he was young, despite being generally very reluctant to speak, he once had a burst of sudden fluency and recounted being hit on the back of his head and falling from 'his' boat into a river. It comes as a bit of a shock to hear any child say something like that.
Spirits inhabit living human bodies. They go down the centuries from person to person. Because they find no rest without inhabiting a living human body. When these evil parasitic spirits possess new bodies? Then all their memories from the old bodies and those old lives go with them. And so the new host sees and “remembers” all these specific things. Things that the spirits saw before they came to them. I’m not saying that God never makes reincarnation happen. The Bible says He does from time to time. With Elijah and John the Baptist etc. So apparently God does implement this from time to time. No telling how frequent true reincarnation is. But it’s not even a fraction as prevalent as many assume.
@@debbiehenri345 Fascinating... What were the two Bengali words?
Pretty much normal day in life for me as a buddhist who really believes in reincarnation. There are 100s of documented stories like this from a professor called Ian Stevenson from university of virginia who was the director of division of perpetual studies.
@@debbiehenri345 hello there! I am from the Indian part of Bengal, perhaps I can help you?
One of my nieces told us when she was around three or four, that “The last time” she was here she’d been taken into a forest with her “Then” mother by the bad soldiers.
There were a lot of other people their as well, all sad and crying. She said the bad soldiers then shot everyone and “we all fell into a big hole”
Gave us all the chills, she remembers nothing as an adult.
Damn.... that's fucking spooky. Makes you wonder, huh?
To anyone who doesn't understand what this means, the niece was a Holocaust victim.
Edit: Aperantly I've offended many people with my "ignorance".
@@HartlyLion You do realize mass execution, ethnic cleansing, and genocide exists outside of the holocaust narrative right? Jews don't have a monopoly on getting shot and thrown in mass graves, it's more common than you think.
It astounds me how often people believe anything the read by anonymous posters online who have NO evidence, authority, or context to validate their claims whatsoever.
@@HartlyLion There are a lot of places around the world where this type of mass killing happened.
She could have seen that from a TV show or movie? kids have very overactive imaginations.
Thanks, Mr. Pipes, for being one of the Super Patrons and suggesting such a splendid topic for this episode!
My son talks so much about when he "wasn't alive" and concerned about what he needs to do when he's "done living again". This started with a heart breaking statement while 2ish saying "remember when I died before I was born?... yea... I really missed you." I had a miscarriage 5 years to the week of his conception.
That's scary.
@@kelleychilton2524 I wish that was the scary part 😰
My mom had several before me. I have never thought about something like that. That it's the same person. That actually could explain my pre-birth memory.
My daughter (6 now) said when she was four or five that ‘it takes a long time for people to come back but mommy will come back just like me.’ Her mother passed away in 2019.
The answer to this is to talk to your child:
"You didn't 'die' before you were born. You were born healthy and in a normal pregnancy. And even then, there is no physical mechanism for you to actually remember such things even if they did happen anyway. Just like a computer can't save files when it has no HDD/SSD/flash memory installed, you can't remember anything when you don't have a working brain.
Tell me what you're talking about? What are you imaging? Tell me how you know that what you remember was actually real? Were you watching any movies or thinking about something we said in the past or anything like that?"
Notice how I'm explaining how remembering works and not giving in to their delusions as if they were real. The same response one would have to a child thinking there is a child-eating monster living in their closet.
I can't believe there wasn't mention of Omm Sety! She grew up insisting she had lived in ancient Egypt, shared stories with adults that matched detail for detail, and then as an adult herself moved there. She's a renowned Egyptologist today, and her uncanny knowledge actually helped archeologist find ruins they'd only ever read about. I highly recommend looking into her story, it's the best case I've ever come across around reincarnation.
I kept waiting for them to bring her up and was shocked when they didn't!!
One of my favourites, I’m surprised they chose the pollocks over Omm Sety’s story which is significantly more perplexing and believable since there’s so much evidence of her knowledge of things she could never have known.
I will look this up now, thanks.
You know what, I enjoy these stories but never believe them, but the fact regardless of it being true or not she ended up helping further our understanding of ancient Egypt... that's awesome.
@@jarlbreadmaker well thats no fun at all
They finish processing the trauma, learn, and move on. Notice how its hard to find any stories of dying happy, and old, of age, surrounded by grandchildren. They remember, their still dreaming about it, using the body as a processor, because it was a lesson, stored in spirit, which the soul hadn't finished working out.
I really like this post, cause it does point out an obvious correlation.. one which is well ignored...
Could we ponder that a tramatic (or unjust) death is a nesessary for an "imprint" to be made... Curious....
As a non believer, does this justify the " Just, yet Merciful" Diete..... Hope this sparks beneficial n useful debate.... Fingers crossed
Holy shit, this video reminded me of something that happened to me a few years ago. I was in Glasgow doing some last-minute Christmas shopping with my brother. We were coming out of a shop and I noticed a young girl (about 4 or 5) standing and pointing at me. But not only that she was shouting my name as well. There were a lot of people about, but she was definite pointing at me and saying my actual name. Then what I presume must have been her dad, pick her up and walked away with her. Ive never seen this child before, and I don’t know her parents. It was a very VERY strange experience.
Maybe the girl knew you from a previous life and remembered your name. Maybe someone who was close to you passed. Sadly you'll never know...at least in this life but maybe the afterlife.
Well what's your name? If it's like Ezekiel or something that'd be weird, but if it's as common as say John or Mike then it's likely a coincidence.
she got scores to settle!!! the battle is ETERNAL
@@Ki_Adi_Mundi Well, I've probably got one of the most common there is, It’s David lol. But I will say, It was the way she was acting, she was hopping up and down and seemed surprised and excited to see me. As I said before, It was definitely directed at me. I can remember my brother asking me if I knew them, and I was like… No no, I’ve never seen them before in my life.
@@badboy-gn8fu LOL😂
I've followed this series for quite some time. This episode is the most-intriguing of all. Moreover, I watched this with my cat.
That's appropriate considering that your cat has 9 lives. 😹🐾
@@kelleychilton2524 😂 lol
I've remembered a show that I thought I watched as a small child since grade school. About 2 years ago, I finally saw a cover for the show and the title on Amazon. Looked up info on it and it apparently never aired in my country. Never had any family travel to that country. Parents never heard of the show. Did have a weird "feeling" when I finally saw it.
Maybe you have that memory from another reality in another universe?
that's some Mandela effect shit right there
@@BeetleBuns , when it happened to one single person it is not Mandela effect "sh*t", it is called a Deja Vu!
I'm going to give you a teddy bear. This bear is your friend. I want you to communicate with.....,....
You probably did see it. A lot of local TV channels back in the day would broadcast whatever they could find to fill programming. It's very possible they aired the show without permissions, hence the lack of anything official. I watched the BBC show The Goodies on local PBS yet there is nothing about the show ever being officially aired in the US. Lots of shady stuff like that back in the 70s
I saw the one about the two year old child who had memories of being a fighter pilot during World War Two on tv about ten years ago. It was quite interesting. Thanks for another great episode.
here i am thinking i was the only one but i remember that episode very well
Premortality refers to our life before we were born on this earth. In our pre-earth life, we lived in the presence of our Heavenly Father as His spirit children. We did not have a physical body.
In this premortal existence, we attended a council with Heavenly Father’s other spirit children. At that council, Heavenly Father presented His great plan of happiness (see Abraham 3:22-26).
In harmony with the plan of happiness, the premortal Jesus Christ, the Firstborn Son of the Father in the spirit, covenanted to be the Savior (see Moses 4:2; Abraham 3:27). Those who followed Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ were permitted to come to the earth to experience mortality and progress toward eternal life. Lucifer, another spirit son of God, rebelled against the plan and “sought to destroy the agency of man” (Moses 4:3). He became Satan, and he and his followers were cast out of heaven and denied the privileges of receiving a physical body and experiencing mortality (see Moses 4:4; Abraham 3:27-28).
Throughout our premortal life, we developed our identity and increased our spiritual capabilities. Blessed with the gift of agency, we made important decisions, such as the decision to follow Heavenly Father’s plan. These decisions affected our life then and now. We grew in intelligence and learned to love the truth, and we prepared to come to the earth, where we could continue to progress.
Interesting theory but it's not scriptural. You are reaching hard to make it fit your linked biblical verses.
@@yahooarchie8306 i am sure that two much better men, Abraham and Moses would disagree with you. And I trust them more than all of the false prophets and false priests of LAMESTREAM(Roman Catholicism, Eastern Orthodoxy and Reformationist Protestantism) Christianity combined.
It was absolutely fake 😒
You can search it for yourself...
I love Mikey's work, but sometimes, drawings of normal people are so uncanny that they're more unsettling and terrifying than any monster or ghost ever featured. Especially the twins.
😂 💀
Yeah the picture of those twins was Shining levels of creepy
The drawing of the twins is from a photograph by Diane Arbus
I like that. Semi realistic horror art. I strive to draw like that one day
One girl came forward as Ann Frank,
Another one from Hollywood is the guy that wrote gone with the wind and died by his farm tractor,
There is also one from a kid that was a guy that jumped from the twin towers on 9-11.
Due to deep seated trauma surrounding the murder of my father when I was 8, I went through hypnotherapy at age 30 (1994). During the sessions I started talking about my death on the _Titanic_ and knew the name, age and where the man who I was in a past life was born and why he was on the ship in the first place.
The therapist was unsure what to think of this but went to a library (not much internet in 94, remember) and found the man's name and age. More details about him have come forward thanks to modern research and the internet and all I said under hypnosis proved to be true. I had had a morbid fascination with the sinking as a child and would never watch any of the movies about the disaster as it made me cry.
I don't think we ever truly 'forget' past lives; I believe we bury it to live the current life we have chosen.
To those who disclaim past lives, until you've been there, don't knock us for our memories as they're very accurate. There is no conceivable way anyone told me about John Henry Perkin and I never read anything about the sinking.
Seeing Cameron's film version nearly gave me a heart attack and I wept for days afterwards. I thought being an adult I could handle it but it was overwhelming literally sitting there reliving the nightmare I experienced in a past life.
When my son had past life memories, some of them disturbing, we took him to a Buddhist abbot to find out what we could do about it. He suggested we didn't question him further, to stop asking him to relive those memories, but just letting it go and letting him get on with his life now.
While it is wonderfully interesting to find out that your past life has a name, a place, and a history - you are still suffering his tragedy. I really think you need to lay his ghost to rest now or you will be carrying his trauma into your next life too. If it worked for my son, it can work for you.
So you're a historian and somehow you knew about this man from the past?
I mean... 😏
@@The_ZeroLine The sinking happened. People dying happened. Whether or not every detail was accurate, the bigger picture would be upsetting for someone who already experienced it, no? Like movies about 9/11 or any other tragedy put to film.
@@The_ZeroLine Some cartoons can even be moving, though.
@@The_ZeroLine Don't tip that fedora too hard.
Another splendid Bedtime Story! Shamefully though, I couldn't help thinking of 'Red Dwarf''s Rimmer discovering he was once Alexander the Great's chief eunuch.
Ouch!! 😮😬
Me too.
The re-cycling of the soul is the machinery that drives this Universe.
Once again, brilliantly illustrated, produced and narrated. Thank you guys. 👍
I don’t think so Roger.
There are over 6 billion people alive but there has never Been anything close to this number alive at once before.
If the souls of the dead are coming back to life; where are all these new souls coming from?
Does that mean that the dead had to wait a lot longer for their turn to come than now.
Does that mean that the high rate of infant mortality was the reason why so many souls wouldn’t get a chance to live a full life and now the high number people is explained by the high number of the dead babies from 1930’s and back?
Come ON!
Premortality refers to our life before we were born on this earth. In our pre-earth life, we lived in the presence of our Heavenly Father as His spirit children. We did not have a physical body.
In this premortal existence, we attended a council with Heavenly Father’s other spirit children. At that council, Heavenly Father presented His great plan of happiness (see Abraham 3:22-26).
In harmony with the plan of happiness, the premortal Jesus Christ, the Firstborn Son of the Father in the spirit, covenanted to be the Savior (see Moses 4:2; Abraham 3:27). Those who followed Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ were permitted to come to the earth to experience mortality and progress toward eternal life. Lucifer, another spirit son of God, rebelled against the plan and “sought to destroy the agency of man” (Moses 4:3). He became Satan, and he and his followers were cast out of heaven and denied the privileges of receiving a physical body and experiencing mortality (see Moses 4:4; Abraham 3:27-28).
Throughout our premortal life, we developed our identity and increased our spiritual capabilities. Blessed with the gift of agency, we made important decisions, such as the decision to follow Heavenly Father’s plan. These decisions affected our life then and now. We grew in intelligence and learned to love the truth, and we prepared to come to the earth, where we could continue to progress.
I think your comment was very well put and it actually makes a lot of sense. Don’t listen to those other idiots. They probably think they know it all.
@@OssamabinKenny like the idiot you are, you fail to consider that souls can cross the boundary between dimensions and that previously non-human souls can develop into souls capable of residing in a human body. Then, eventually, human-level souls move on in the cycle. In other words, you are a fool who doesn't know what you're talking about.
@@wormymachine6386 - thank you. It maybe shocking information for society to understand, it’s so complex and multi faceted even I am still learning from those that know about this.
Since as far back as I can remember, I have a recollection of being a toddler in a frozen landscape of snowdrifts along a shoreline. I was with a group of people who were on the move, about to board some sort of seafaring vessel to depart the area, and thinking I would be going along with everyone. That is, until a man (I have the impression he was some sort of paternal figure) lifted me up and placed me inside a shallow hole that had been hollowed out of the snow. The hole was deep enough that my small toddler self couldn't climb out easily, but I could see above the rim of the hole and I watched as the group left me. I recall the realization that I had been placed in the hole intentionally as they had decided to leave me behind, and the sudden feeling of 'hey wait! don't leave me here!' For the first half of my life (I'm in my 40's now), I considered this to be a memory of an early childhood dream (I guess it would be a nightmare, although the feeling was more surprise then abandonment, and not so much fear).
But I've begun to think that it might actually be a memory of how I died in a past life. I think I may have been intentionally left behind to succumb to the elements, as I was deemed the most 'expendable' member of the group, being so young, and it was some sort of survival situation- like there wasn't enough food, or there wasn't enough room on the boat. To this day I can recall it vividly, along with the feelings of abandonment.
good work bringing up Patton! His recollections of past lives is very interesting and Id argue deserves a video of its own.
This is one of the most fascinating stories you guys have covered, and that's saying sonething! Thanks for another excellent video guys! Keep up the awesome work!
This episode reminds of the real phenomenon of more males born during wartime. As if humans are a hive mind and compensate the massive loss of lives. Super interesting.
46&2 is just ahead of me.... the aboriginal aussies have this type of chromosome set..... the HIVE 🐝.... ✔ it out
Maybe stress, or maybe colder because heating is harder to achieve if you're gonna get shot outside looking for wood?
@@jackl4laughs yes, the looking for wood 🪵 thing is the reason
More "biological males" 😂
@@arthedainedain9846 what's funny about that
My son said the exact same things. He said he was in a place before he was born and decided to choose me and his mother. And then all of a sudden he was born. This was more than once.
I've had that deja Vu before when I was in Venice, but it was on the out of the way backstreets, I swear I knew where I was and had no trouble getting around without a map, I was like "Oh, it's this way" and was able to navigate the backside of the city with ease. Never happened again anywhere else.
I've heard and read about the Pollock case and have to say that you omitted a number of facts that put the story in a different light. The first is that, despite being a devout catholic, John Pollock was a strong believer in reincarnation and managed to convince Florence of it as well (apparently they used to disagree on this to the point that they nearly split up because of it until he turned her to his way of thinking) It has been speculated that their belief in reincarnation was so strong that it made them see Joanna and Jacqueline in Jennifer and Gillian in every thing about them, even things that weren't really there, in other words they said it was true because they wanted it to be so and convinced themselves it was.
Second, the only people on record that witnessed any evidence of reincarnation were the parents John and Florence, there are no accounts on record of any other party reporting Jennifer and Gillian saying things that they could not know about, such as when they visited Hexham for the first time. We only have the parents word for it that any of these supposed instances of reincarnation actually happened.
Third, at the time of Joanna and Jacqueline's deaths, the Pollocks also had 4 sons, and this rarely gets mentioned. It has been queried as to whether or not the boys could have told Jennifer and Gillian about their dead sisters and given them details such as names of toys or places they'd lived previously. I always find it strange that the fact the Pollocks had 4 sons is often left out of this story, by doing this it implies that the Pollocks were left childless by the deaths of their first two daughters. Is this done to make the tragedy even worse than it already is?
This story may or may not be genuine, but it's interesting what does get mentioned when this case gets brought up and what doesn't. I guess it depends the agenda of whoever is telling the story.
Quite a coincidence to be reborn on the same planet, much less the same ethnicity, country, town, family. I think genetic memory is much more likely, if it were anything "paranormal" at all.
@@HareMoose There's the woman (English or American I think) who supposedly could read Egyptian hieroglyphs and figured out her whole previous life as an ancient Egyptian. I don't remember much detail because her story reeked so bad of an ordinary person wanting attention. Honestly I think that's what all these are, if not the person themselves, then their parents. I mean if something as wacko as Munchausen's By Proxy can can be a real thing for a goal so pathetic, why not grooming a child to be reincarnated?
That said, I'm an agnostic who actually finds *something like * reincarnation a hell of a lot more likely than spending eternity in bliss or agony, all because of how someone lived or believed during a life typically fewer than 100 years long. But I don't believe a reincarnated "soul" (for lack of a better word) has distinct memories of former identities.
Yes, to all of this. The four older sons experienced the tragedy and effects of the loss of their younger twin sisters and it would be highly likely that their games would have involved gruesome details, as this is how children cope with trauma. The father kept stating there were twins on the way and was very much pre-disposed to want the new set of twins to affirm his beliefs, perhaps as an over dramatic coping mechanism.
Hey I was gonna reply with something like this, I saw a video by 'decoding the unknown' that mentioned all of this.
Looks like you did the hard work for me :D
Yep, was going to mention that on the Unexplained Podcast which covers this that right at the very end the host mentioned the existence of the four brothers and how it’s often neglected from retellings of the tale as it throws such a Occam’s-razor-shaped spanner in the works of the “How could they possibly have known that?” line of questioning
33 years ago, when pregnant with our son, I used to have terrible, vivid nightmares of war. I would actually wake up still hearing the screams of the injured, the groans of the dying and smelling fresh blood. They stopped when my son was born. Then he started having nightmares. He would tell my husband and I gruesome tales of the battlefield; of tanks, planes, guns and choppers. He would cower in fear if we were out and a car backfired or if a plane flew low overhead. He hated the sight of helicopters and jumped at any sudden loud noises. We couldn't watch any war movies or broadcasts of conflicts on TV; it was too traumatizing for our boy. Thankfully, those nightmares and behaviors started to phase out around age 5 and were completely gone by the time he was 7. Yet once, when he was 12, we were at an air show featuring some old world war two air craft, our son quietly stated he was "Shot in the head when running from a low flying plane" When I asked him what he meant by that, he just shook his head and that was the last he ever spoke of it. Today, he is a happy, well adjusted person. But once in a long while, he'll stare at passing plane or chopper with a haunted expression that makes us wonder.......
Been waiting for bedtime stories! Makes my life better.
The E.T.’s stories are my favorites
@@ethanrom22 skin walker stories I like
As a child I had many vivid dreams, still haunted by them, but I can recall hearing my mother's Era 60s and 50s songs and singing with her and telling her they played this at my wedding. I know I was here before. I still feel a longing when I see 60s and 70s Era film, almost like I can smell and feel what it was like. I've always felt out of place. Children are so new, they have the luxury of not yet being jaded by the world at large. Thank You again for your videos!!!
I believe the reason that very Young Children remember these things is because they are in the span of time that are closest to their birth, so for a short period they remember what happened in the previous life.
I believe this is also the reason they remember how they died.
For whatever reason, by age 5 or so these memories seem to fade.
Not always. There were a few recorded instances of memories permanently staying.
Some observations and concerns about this phenomenon. To start with it always ends when kids start to develop their own identity and personality, but my concern with these accounts is how the child knew the surnames of these people.
After my daughter was born I wondered about this. While there is always skepticism, it does really make you wonder how a child gets that much information and then how it disappears after their kindergarten years.
My son suffered from night terrors when he was a toddler for a few years. It was so heart wrenching and scary to watch. He never remembered anything from these episodes but they always gave me the creeps. All these kids have these nightmares and night terrors in common. My son out grew it eventually but if you look into the facts about night terrors its so interesting and terrifying at the same time!
I remember a nightmare I had when I was 3 of a clown in the dark doing horrible things I guess be carful what your kids see
@@little.tricks Did you grow up to work in construction? That would be interesting, if true.
@@little.tricks That's funny, because slaves didn't build the pyramids. LOL
@@little.tricks No slaves did not build the pyramids, that theory has been thoroughly debunked.
When I was 12, I started to be haunted by whatever was doing on in the area at the time. My parents started to build a house on the location of a former horse training school. During the building of the house, stuff started to move in my room, felt tapping on my shoulder and saw a pressence multiple times.
It felt like there was something there that needed to be processed like an echo from an alternative life of sorts. When the house was finished and things settled down, the visions also dissapeared.
IMMORTAL KITTY CAT...or just using some of it's nine lives lol. Love everything y'all do and love the artwork and storytelling!
To be honest this specifically reminds me of an incident that happened to me a long time ago. I went to see a play at a old amphitheater in downtown Columbus Ohio. If I remember correctly the amphitheater went up in the late 1890s, But that’s besides the point. when I went to sit down to watch a play I got a very crazy sense of déjà vu. Almost like I had been there before besides it being my first time and i had never stepped inside of that theater before.
It's beside* the point but you still mentioned it! Making us think you died in a fire there.
This is definitely one of my favorite video/story. I myself, believe that these incidents are probable and should continue to be researched. This requires an open mind for both those that are involved in the research, and wether or not we will choose to accept their findings as facts. I know that I would be very interested in hearing more about this, and stories pertaining to future research.
Can’t wait for an episode of near death experiences (NDE’s) which go over out of body experiences, life reviews and meeting a being of light filled with love which people believe is God itself
This is an incredible work of art.
I remember hearing a story about a man who was changing his toddlers diapers who then spoke up and said: "Remember when I used to change yours?" The mans father had died a few years before his son was born. Awkward.
LMFAO !
I told my dad when I was three or four "Watch out or I'm going to whoop your ass again just like when I was Jack". That was his dad's name and I had never once heard it before as he didn't talk about him very much. Few years ago an older Uncle told me that my dad was a horrible, horrible kid and drove his parents insane.
I recall this was supposedly a reincarnation of the child’s grandfather who was shot in the heart I think they were a cop. Child had a heart defect as well
Brilliant episode. Stunning artwork. You've done it again.
I think if I could actually be allowed to die I'd reincarnate as a camp counselor. So ironic.
Haha
Premortality refers to our life before we were born on this earth. In our pre-earth life, we lived in the presence of our Heavenly Father as His spirit children. We did not have a physical body.
In this premortal existence, we attended a council with Heavenly Father’s other spirit children. At that council, Heavenly Father presented His great plan of happiness (see Abraham 3:22-26).
In harmony with the plan of happiness, the premortal Jesus Christ, the Firstborn Son of the Father in the spirit, covenanted to be the Savior (see Moses 4:2; Abraham 3:27). Those who followed Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ were permitted to come to the earth to experience mortality and progress toward eternal life. Lucifer, another spirit son of God, rebelled against the plan and “sought to destroy the agency of man” (Moses 4:3). He became Satan, and he and his followers were cast out of heaven and denied the privileges of receiving a physical body and experiencing mortality (see Moses 4:4; Abraham 3:27-28).
Throughout our premortal life, we developed our identity and increased our spiritual capabilities. Blessed with the gift of agency, we made important decisions, such as the decision to follow Heavenly Father’s plan. These decisions affected our life then and now. We grew in intelligence and learned to love the truth, and we prepared to come to the earth, where we could continue to progress.
Go home Jason, you're stoned
@@boardskins haha
Solid B for creativity, A+ for commitment.
I can't wait to listen to this tonight while I fall asleep, it's going directly into my BedtimeStories playlist. 👍👍
Sleep with you lights on S P 🤣💤👻
A particularly fascinating episode this week. More please (on reincarnation, near-death experiences, etc.)!
I’ve never been overly skeptical about the reincarnation theory, but something has always stuck out to me when I think about if it’s ever happened to me.
I don’t remember how old I was, but I vividly remember sitting in the living room of my grandparent’s house, watching a short on TV with my grandpa. I think it starred Shirley Temple.
The short was about children going through a similar process to the “bright place” described in this video. There was a group of children characters, and a group that was to be the main cast were the ones that had speaking lines. They were dressed as little “angels” and seemed to reside in a place that resembled heaven or some representation of the time before children are born.
I don’t remember how the short went exactly, but I vividly remember watching as one of the kids looked on his/her potential mother and said something like “She’s beautiful..”
And I vividly remember just kinda.. sitting there and watching the short. Thinking “Oh this is so cute!!” and wondering if my little brother or I had done something similar. But when the child was shown their new family, I just remember getting this WEIRD sense of Deja Vu. Like “Wait.. I think I did do something like that..” and feeling oddly at peace.
Maybe it was just me latching onto that idea of what I’d seen, but it always struck me as weird. Also prolly didn’t help that my mom has remarked “How did I get so lucky that you and your brother chose me to be your mom?” My entire life. Lol.
Thanks for listening to my rant. Idk where I was going with this.
When I was young, I used to speak a foreign language only when I was asleep, but that quickly faded away. It is strange, but I was Sumerian, thus explaining my fascination with ancient history. I believe we are saying goodbye before we lose the memories is just what we go through during this process.
Premortality refers to our life before we were born on this earth. In our pre-earth life, we lived in the presence of our Heavenly Father as His spirit children. We did not have a physical body.
In this premortal existence, we attended a council with Heavenly Father’s other spirit children. At that council, Heavenly Father presented His great plan of happiness (see Abraham 3:22-26).
In harmony with the plan of happiness, the premortal Jesus Christ, the Firstborn Son of the Father in the spirit, covenanted to be the Savior (see Moses 4:2; Abraham 3:27). Those who followed Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ were permitted to come to the earth to experience mortality and progress toward eternal life. Lucifer, another spirit son of God, rebelled against the plan and “sought to destroy the agency of man” (Moses 4:3). He became Satan, and he and his followers were cast out of heaven and denied the privileges of receiving a physical body and experiencing mortality (see Moses 4:4; Abraham 3:27-28).
Throughout our premortal life, we developed our identity and increased our spiritual capabilities. Blessed with the gift of agency, we made important decisions, such as the decision to follow Heavenly Father’s plan. These decisions affected our life then and now. We grew in intelligence and learned to love the truth, and we prepared to come to the earth, where we could continue to progress.
How on earth did your parents ID it as Sumerian?
@@nandam3779 Recorded it and asked a Doctor, who then gave it to the university, pretty normal to me.
My daughter around about 2 1/2 years old started saying she wanted to speak her language. Which language? I asked. I tried French, no. German, no. Other European languages, no. It was Latin!! It was uncanny! It was like she was 're-learning' the language, not a beginner in it. I learnt a bit a school, but wasn't great at it. I said some words and she'd say 'No mum, that's wrong, you say it this way." At age 6 she spoke it as if she was one of the old caesars reborn. Really weird. At 8 she wanted to speak Coptic?? We spoke to our local Coptic ministers and he thought it was totally uncanny. Latin and Coptic!! You couldn't get more intense than that!! She's 35 now and still speaks them.
Exceptional video as always. I've always found this subject interesting and you did a great job keeping it that way. Strong work!!!!
Premortality refers to our life before we were born on this earth. In our pre-earth life, we lived in the presence of our Heavenly Father as His spirit children. We did not have a physical body.
In this premortal existence, we attended a council with Heavenly Father’s other spirit children. At that council, Heavenly Father presented His great plan of happiness (see Abraham 3:22-26).
In harmony with the plan of happiness, the premortal Jesus Christ, the Firstborn Son of the Father in the spirit, covenanted to be the Savior (see Moses 4:2; Abraham 3:27). Those who followed Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ were permitted to come to the earth to experience mortality and progress toward eternal life. Lucifer, another spirit son of God, rebelled against the plan and “sought to destroy the agency of man” (Moses 4:3). He became Satan, and he and his followers were cast out of heaven and denied the privileges of receiving a physical body and experiencing mortality (see Moses 4:4; Abraham 3:27-28).
Throughout our premortal life, we developed our identity and increased our spiritual capabilities. Blessed with the gift of agency, we made important decisions, such as the decision to follow Heavenly Father’s plan. These decisions affected our life then and now. We grew in intelligence and learned to love the truth, and we prepared to come to the earth, where we could continue to progress.
10/10 episode yet again. Great job!
Sometimes I get the feeling of remembering a different life from someone when I was a kid. Past lives is a interesting topic.
Sometimes I get the feeling of an itch in my nether regions, then I realize I recently ate at Taco Bell, and I proceed to head to the John.
Fast food is an interesting topic.
Premortality refers to our life before we were born on this earth. In our pre-earth life, we lived in the presence of our Heavenly Father as His spirit children. We did not have a physical body.
In this premortal existence, we attended a council with Heavenly Father’s other spirit children. At that council, Heavenly Father presented His great plan of happiness (see Abraham 3:22-26).
In harmony with the plan of happiness, the premortal Jesus Christ, the Firstborn Son of the Father in the spirit, covenanted to be the Savior (see Moses 4:2; Abraham 3:27). Those who followed Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ were permitted to come to the earth to experience mortality and progress toward eternal life. Lucifer, another spirit son of God, rebelled against the plan and “sought to destroy the agency of man” (Moses 4:3). He became Satan, and he and his followers were cast out of heaven and denied the privileges of receiving a physical body and experiencing mortality (see Moses 4:4; Abraham 3:27-28).
Throughout our premortal life, we developed our identity and increased our spiritual capabilities. Blessed with the gift of agency, we made important decisions, such as the decision to follow Heavenly Father’s plan. These decisions affected our life then and now. We grew in intelligence and learned to love the truth, and we prepared to come to the earth, where we could continue to progress.
You have have regressive hypnosis to find out.
@@johnnymichael1804 You just made an ass of yourself publicly.
Me too, it’s very weird, and feel very familiar in place that should be quite unfamiliar to me. I can’t explain it and I’m a physician I understand the brain and neurological capabilities quite well. I do also believe in life after death I’ve had too many experiences to write them off
In Australia Victoria there's a place called mount Hope . Near a small town called gunbower . It was once apopular place I think the early 70s as the most UFO sightings in the southern hemisphere at one stage . It has a crazy history for anyone daring to look and I'm hoping your brilliant channel could shed some detailed light on it .
Cheers
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While I'm not a believer in reincarnation, I do believe in a couple of theories that could lead to cases like these. One is genetic memory. The other is the idea of places and objects having memories of their own. Spending time in or with these places/objects can project the memories and/or emotions onto individuals.
It’s definitely interesting to think about.
The world is more mysterious than many can imagine…
The inanimate object memery sounds less believable then reincarnation.
@@mlpfanboy1701 fr, but both are less believable
@@Mahlak_Mriuani_Anatman They're all equally unrealistic magical concepts.
Great conclusion! 😁
The kid from the Corsair even met the sister of the man he was reincarnated from and told her things only her dead brother could have known. Very intriguing ang highly compelling!
Fascinating stories, and a great video on this phenomenon. We truly have no idea what comes after life, but it would make sense something like the power of the soul wouldn't just disappear to a heaven to exist for all eternity.
I don't think I could ever make new children after losing 3 all at once. I find that cruel. My son is very much like my dad, on every way down to the sense of humour and the weird noises he makes, he never met my dad he was born a year after he died, its carried on till adulthood, its uncanny sometimes when he's says the random stuff my dad used to come out with. He always told me to wear shoes with heels you might be standing on an ancestor that chose to be a bug lol.
Wow, 😳 Tibetan believe and know a lot about (Re-incarnation?)These are the Best Stories and examples I have ever heard of the study. Good Job Guys.🎄
I've always believed in reincarnation, right from being young. It's never seemed strange to me, just natural. The explanations from sceptics have always seemed silly and child-like to me, born of fear of something that is entirely normal. I've remembered several of my own past lives but it's important not to get caught up in the past. The current life is the important one xx
Honestly, stories like this make me think of infant possession, more than reincarnation.
Um. Like the hard drive in a computer, your brain is what holds your memories. Unless you had part of a dead person's brain surgically implanted into your brain, it is completely physically impossible to have genuine memories of "past lives."
By what mechanism could these memories have been written into your neurons, and why is that explanation more plausible than "you read about other time periods, imagined what they were like, and it was so realistic to you that you confused it with a memory?"
@@macgeek2004 .. could be your spirit entering the next human life like a continuous cycle until what needs to be done is done , yet holding on to certain information or memories in honour to achieve whatever task to put at rest ..
@@kpbhoy3640 Ah, yes, the "spirit." So, "people are magic." I'm always being called "silly & child-like" by people who believe in literal magic that makes them special. And the magic-believers don't even agree with each other, since reincarnation contradicts other notions, like an immortal soul bound for paradise. But if I suggest these beliefs are born out of a fear of death & a desire to think they keep existing in some form, that's just crazy talk. Somehow I must be the one afraid of...being wrong, yeah, that's it! Never mind these ideas invariably involve the believer having access to knowledge that overrules any known science.
I do appreciate these bedtime stories. Lots of tension and mistery. Thanks for posting them.
Reincarnation makes sense to me from a logical standpoint, albeit in a very basic way. Obviously it's fairly impossible to prove something like that, but we've seen time and time again in this universe that there are some pretty fundamental rules, one of which is that energy is never created or destroyed, but moves on. It would make sense to me that our mind (or spirit or soul or what-have-you) is some sort of energy that we can't really qualify or quantify with out current understanding of quantum mechanics, and that this energy is recycled just as any other energy is. It's certainly fun to think about, at any rate.
Yes finally someone remembered basic physics laws. In my opinion we just currently don't have a technology to see what happens after death or prove existence of a soul, but as we learn more about quantum physics we might find the answers. There's a channel Closer to truth where they talked about how the brain uses quantum physics to store memory so maybe that's how information is written into the soul during lifetime.
@@manulscode Except this is all just pseudoscience coopting science terms. The mind is a process carried out by the brain using electrochemical energy in the form of moving ions, or salts, which is in turn made possible by the energy your body gets from breaking down food & absorbing sugar. When you die, the body is no longer able to continue this process. The chemicals are still there, but the corpse can't extract the energy from them. Decomposing organisms, on the other hand, can extract that energy by eating the corpse. The mind is no more "energy" that "goes somewhere" than a computer program does if you smash the hard drive.
And no, quantum physics doesn't change this, it's just often attached to magical ideas because that makes them sound more scientific to people who don't understand quantum physics. The "quantum" in "quantum physics" refers to particles. It's the physics that describe elementary particles. Which do have strange properties, & may even be used by biological systems for certain functions, but they aren't magic or souls. In fact, saying "we don't have the technology to understand this energy" completely undermines that argument because we DO have the technology to observe quantum particles. Which are just the objects that make up the exact same matter that decays after death. You might as well expect your desk or your shoe to have a mind because it's all made of quantum particles.
There's also the matter of if an "undetectable form of energy" even makes any sense. Energy is defined as anything with the ability to do work, or basically make something move. For example, light exerts a small transfer of momentum on an object that is difficult to notice on Earth but potentially exploitable by space probes. An easier to see example is sunburn, which is caused by the light's energy damaging your cells when the photons break your DNA. There aren't many ways for energy to hide, especially now that we've even observed the energy inherent in a vacuum. We detected gravitational waves more recently, but that's not a new form of energy, it's a type of transfer of gravitational energy we didn't have evidence for until recently but predicted should exist.
So, "soul energy" has to have less energy than that &/or not interact with biology in any clear way, but also still give rise to mental processes that require much more energy, which is already accounted for by chemical energy from food, making the whole concept redundant, but even though it has to meet all of those contradictions AND have this property of "consciousness" that has nothing to do with energy AND science is unable to observe or predict it in any way, BUT science is somehow also supposed to support its existence. No, science can't observe it because it isn't real. It's a magical concept. And the only reason people get all huffy & go "Don't act like you know, we could still discover it some day!" is that belief in it is so culturally desired/normalized. No one says there must be an unobservable force that explains the formation of chemical bonds or the changing of weather, also very complex systems, because there's no emotional attachment to those things, so people are willing to just accept that these are the natural processes we observe them to be & not insist that there must be some redundant, unobservable, magical force that's also involved.
Oh Professor Know It All hence knows very little 🧐Open your heart, mind AND soul❣️The possibilities are endlessly amazing, astounding and perhaps terrifying…..hmmmmm maybe that’s the problem. What IS amazing, is how adding true humility and humbling one’s self to that mix can replace a lot of the innate fear I know we all have regarding anything we can’t control, categorize, predict etc…with unquenchable curiosity, awe and a true sense of inner peace not to mention a return of the pure and true delight and wonder that all children (if provided & allowed the very basic and simple circumstances necessary 😞) take in “everyday”, “little” luxuries, discoveries and explorations of this truly amazing world🤩
My parents told me that when I was really young that I would crawl about on my hands and knees and meow. I would do this even though we didn't have a cat nor did the neighbors.
As I got older I eventually stopped doing that. My dad said he was spooked at how accurate my meowing was.
Of course I don't remember any
of it, but I think that if I had been a cat in a past life I would've done my darndest to stay a cat!🐈
I don't listen to your stories all that often. Then when I hear the beginning music and your voice, it makes me wonder why I only sporadically listen. I truly do love your voice.
I think our ancestors got their concept of reincarnation from just observing nature seeing plants spring up in the springtime, live through the summer, die in the winter time and then be reborn as you would say in the spring.
Premortality refers to our life before we were born on this earth. In our pre-earth life, we lived in the presence of our Heavenly Father as His spirit children. We did not have a physical body.
In this premortal existence, we attended a council with Heavenly Father’s other spirit children. At that council, Heavenly Father presented His great plan of happiness (see Abraham 3:22-26).
In harmony with the plan of happiness, the premortal Jesus Christ, the Firstborn Son of the Father in the spirit, covenanted to be the Savior (see Moses 4:2; Abraham 3:27). Those who followed Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ were permitted to come to the earth to experience mortality and progress toward eternal life. Lucifer, another spirit son of God, rebelled against the plan and “sought to destroy the agency of man” (Moses 4:3). He became Satan, and he and his followers were cast out of heaven and denied the privileges of receiving a physical body and experiencing mortality (see Moses 4:4; Abraham 3:27-28).
Throughout our premortal life, we developed our identity and increased our spiritual capabilities. Blessed with the gift of agency, we made important decisions, such as the decision to follow Heavenly Father’s plan. These decisions affected our life then and now. We grew in intelligence and learned to love the truth, and we prepared to come to the earth, where we could continue to progress.
Very interesting take on things I'll certainly remember that
Or just wishful thinking.
Could be, certainly makes sense.
Thank you for sharing that, I lost my brother also, he was 2 years older and my best friend and always set me straight. Anyway I haven't felt this way since he died. I really appreciate deeply in my own life what you shared. Thanks
Stories like this make me want to believe in reincarnation but at the same time I don't want to put too much stock into it...
Also, the Corsair that is shown at 9:16 looks like a Korean War spec aircraft with 20mm cannons, not the six .50 cal's of WW2 era planes
Premortality refers to our life before we were born on this earth. In our pre-earth life, we lived in the presence of our Heavenly Father as His spirit children. We did not have a physical body.
In this premortal existence, we attended a council with Heavenly Father’s other spirit children. At that council, Heavenly Father presented His great plan of happiness (see Abraham 3:22-26).
In harmony with the plan of happiness, the premortal Jesus Christ, the Firstborn Son of the Father in the spirit, covenanted to be the Savior (see Moses 4:2; Abraham 3:27). Those who followed Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ were permitted to come to the earth to experience mortality and progress toward eternal life. Lucifer, another spirit son of God, rebelled against the plan and “sought to destroy the agency of man” (Moses 4:3). He became Satan, and he and his followers were cast out of heaven and denied the privileges of receiving a physical body and experiencing mortality (see Moses 4:4; Abraham 3:27-28).
Throughout our premortal life, we developed our identity and increased our spiritual capabilities. Blessed with the gift of agency, we made important decisions, such as the decision to follow Heavenly Father’s plan. These decisions affected our life then and now. We grew in intelligence and learned to love the truth, and we prepared to come to the earth, where we could continue to progress.
The goodyear - built FG-1 had four 20mm cannon. It did serve in the last year of the war.
My grandmother died after a long fight with cancer 16 months before I was born. My grandfather didn't take it well and nobody talked about her. Except me. I'd tell everyone all about her. She was an artist and loved to crochet and knit, but I have fine motor skill issues and while coloring I'd complain that I could picture what I wanted to create but my hands wouldn't work right. Starting around age four, I talked about her less and less.
My son is four months old and can't talk yet, but he's been terrified of water since he was born. He can cope with showers while being held by either of us but a bath leaves him in a state of abject terror, screaming inconsolably for up to two hours afterward and not trusting us for the rest of the day. My husband and I joke that maybe he drowned in a past life. I hope this fear of his fades over time.
Me before watching: please not Jenny Cockell or James Leininger.
Me after watching: 1 out of 2 ain’t bad!
And of course you made James’ story more interesting than I expected.
This is my favorite channel....
Today it's Sunshine 🌞barbecue and Bedtime Stories.....Life is Good.
I liked how the cat appeared in the drawings.
Bedtime Stories upload on a Sunday night, at bedtime?
Fuck yeah!
Almost makes it okay for the weekend ending! 😁
I used to experience deja vu a lot, it still happens but not as often.
When I was a kid I had a really powerful de ja vu experience. But as ive got older ive become completely convinced that its something that I hadnt experienced before. I think de ja vu is essentially a biochemical "brain fart" that messes with memory. Thats my opinion anyway.
That's very strange chaos .... I had a feeling you were going to say that.
I stumbled on the concept of reincarnation and lives between lives about 6 months ago, it makes more sense than anything offered by the major religions. It's even said that Christianity used to have reincarnation as a part of the belief until it was scrubbed out. Look up these stories in RUclips and you'll find the comments full of people with their own stories of children recalling past lives. My 8 yr old came to me out of nowhere and said that he used to believe that he'd die and be someone else in 1000 yrs, and that he was somewhere before his soul came into who he is now. I had never said anything to him about my thoughts, and when I asked him who he was, he said that he used to remember but now forgot. People often jokes that small children "have been here before," and they don't realize how accurate that statement may be. It also could explain child prodigies also.
You guys should make a video about the Malta Catacombs Conspiracy and how a whole group of kids went missing after a witness heard horrific screams from the children deep inside the tombs. The video would fit best with the channels theme
There’s giants inhabiting that place
Malta is a treasure trove
Never heard of this one,gonna google the story.
@@cjthebeesknees Have you ever been to Malta/visited the catacombs? Believe me, a giant will stand out like a sore thumb. Let alone several of them. Malta is a very small country, and the catacombs not all that big.
@@juneroberts5305 as above, so below.
as soon as i thought about bedtime stories i refreshed my youtube page, and here it is a brand new video just minutes after publishing. wow the odds
These stories, along w (seti's priestess), the girl that knew of specific Egyptian temples in vivid undiscovered detail, makes it hard to deny these claims........ (@any one of us)
Lol about to leave a comment about that you beat me to it
Seti's priestess.
@@JohnC420. for real tho..... how are we to dismiss these claims...
@@anyoneofus9948 thank you... Credit sent.. lol
@@matthewkurapka1426 idk I'm not trying to dismiss them
As with almost any field where tags such as "alternative" or "supernatural" can be attached, there is a big problem for those following such research. That problem being that those doing the research are rarely in pursuit of fact. They are usually trying to prove or disprove the subject
Have you also noticed that everyone's past life has always involved them being a soldier, a king or a famous actor? I've never heard of a past life where someone spent their life sweeping up and died of old age in bed
Real research literally means trying to disprove your hypothesis. If you are not trying to disprove your hypothesis, you are not conducting research.
From what I know, all memories are stored in your Subconscious mind. Even memories of your past lives. However, this area of the mind can only access via Hypnotism or kids under 6 years old.
I have to be honest, I don't find any of this particularly convincing. It never ceases to amaze how shocked parents or other adults get when small children say strange things - and how seriously they take it. Little kids have extremely active imaginations and can get fiction muddled with reality easily. I think the reason they may seem to have knowledge "beyond their years" is because they are, ironically, more capable of absorbing information at that age than almost other time in their lives. Their brains are still figuring out basics like hand-to-eye coordination, speech, expression, socialising, etc. Abstract concepts such as temporality, separating real-from-unreal, are invariably going to lead them to some peculiar thoughts or assumptions.
I'm also more than a little bit suspicious of the adults in this situation. It feels to me like they've leapt onto one or several unusual comments made by their children, encouraged it because it confirms some bias of their beliefs, and little children being what they are aren't likely to pour cold water onto something that is obviously pleasing mum and dad and the other grown-ups. I have to question how many of these alleged details and correlations between what the kids say and what some historical figure is recorded doing isn't simply the adults getting the children to say what they want, or simpler still filling in the gaps into neat and tidy "logic" that "proves" their theory.
Omg yes thank you !
For me this video was "in today's episode of parents taking their kids way too seriously"
That's the thing with children, especially that young, they rarely lie to an adult, but they also are not really able to differentiate between what's real and what's not.
And you made a really good point with the whole "toddlers trying to please their parents by keeping telling the story", people underestimate that extremely common type of behaviour in children.
@@Pratt_ Glad I'm not the only one who thought like this! :D Some claims of paranormal sightings or events are a little more open-to-interpretation, it's down to the listener whether or not they want to take someone else's assertions at face value - "I saw A thing that looked like THE thing" etc. These claims of recalling past lives are very much putting the cart before the horse, it's relying way too much on the presuppositions of people who were already inclined to believe in afterlives, past lives, or whatever.
I love how you just completely ignore and dismiss the cases studied by a doctor where there was found to be information known that would be astronomical outliers in terms of probabilities because of your layperson understanding of children. Just insert whatever random nonsense you believe in place of actual studies. lmaooooo
@@Pratt_ I can't understand why you completely ignore the 2500 cases studied by Dr. Tucker, the Bonner-Lowry Professor of Psychiatry and Neurobehavioral Sciences at the University of Virginia School of Medicine. Somehow you got "parents taking their kids too seriously" out of it. Imagine all the information you miss/ignore on a daily basis.
yeah, it's difficult to tell because you don't know if they saw a picture somewhere and the parents didn't know they saw it or heard of something somehow and re-created the story. Children play out stories constantly and may even insist that the memories were real because they don't understand the depth of what they feel...and honestly....they only got their brains a few years ago so they're still trying to figure out fact from imagination. So it's not that some of them are TRYING to lie, but their brains and consequences aren't -quite- there yet.
I love the little cat that kept showing up in the background of most of the drawings.
This is one of my favorite channels even though I don't believe any of these stories. Mostly it can be chalked up to coincidence, how the brain works, and childhood imagination. I knew a bunch about dinosaurs as a really little kid. I feel like these kids just have really deep interest in bizarre topics and learn a bunch about them. The boy from Dallas did go to an aviation museum. It's entirely possible he retained a bunch of what he saw at the museum and the soldiers he met filled in the gaps when he had conversations with them. Also, the parents had access to the internet, so they could have been seeking out celebrity. We don't know their motives.
Regardless, keep up the great work. I always enjoy a brand new Bedtime Stories episode!
Thank you for sharing these stories they were very interesting and fascinating. Well presented.
I had some strange memories that couldn’t be explained by my parents when I was a very young boy. I have forgotten some of them but I still have one good one.
What about the lady from England that had memories of ancient Egypt???
She’s one of the best of all.
I can’t remember her name.
I forget her birth name, but as a result of her experiences, she named her son Seti, and changed her name to Om Seti, or, "Mother of Seti" in Egyptian. Fascinating life.
Both of my two sons (born a couple of years apart) were abt 2 y.o. each when they told me they came from behind the stars for me to be their mum. One never heard it from the other. And it was "behind the stars", not from or beyond.
Im so glad you twice spoke that the children stated they went to a bright place where they stayed until they picked their next mom. I actually still remember picking aspects of my current life while I was in that realm. Ive told only a couple of people about it, but they didnt believe me, of course. It doesnt matter, though, they'll find out on their own. Thanks, team, for another great story!
I can't say that I believe in reincarnation, but if it's true, I wonder if it's another form of the cyclical nature of the universe. Kind of like how the seasons repeat. I also wonder about the moral law aspect of it. For example, someone who spends his or her life carelessly making the world a worse place eventually has to experience the consequences of his or her actions. The same would apply to someone who spends his or her life trying to make the world a better place. Furthermore, maybe people who are prodigies in disciplines like math or science are people who accumulated and honed those skills in a prior life but didn't forget them in their current lives. Just some ponderings I have on the subject. I'd be very curious to hear/read your thoughts/experiences on the subject if you feel comfortable sharing them.
@@robertocojones4471 Thank you, Roberto, for sharing your thoughts. I appreciate the idea that a child prodigy was once a past life soul who didn't forget the wonderful knowledge that they knew. That's extremely interesting.
I'm sure more than a few of us remember this. I still occasionally will dream of that "experience" too.
Another interesting BTS video. Children losing their past life memories, or losing interest in them, at the age of about 5+ is common. It's as if these are temporary experiences that leave us when we grow and are a kind of fading echo of what we lived before.
I've had what I think are several past life dreams.
Two were so strong I woke up sobbing; a tragedy involved one,
in the other, I saw someone I recognized from before - who I missed very much. It was two children, not anyone from this life.
It has been said time is a construct of the human mind.
I'm not convinced we know everything about the Universe or Reality.
Glad you mentioned George Patton, Jr.
A biography about him goes into his former lifetimes in detail.
In one instance during his service in Europe during WW2 he directed his driver to a place he identified as the site of a Roman battleground; his local guide confirmed it. No markers identified the place.
In another case when he was a young father, he took his family to a Civil War battleground.
While described to them where the forces were deployed, a nearby tour group stood listening to a guide --- except for a very old man who overheard Patton's description. The elder gentleman quietly edged closer to Patton's family and listened awhile. Then, he approached Patton and explained that his description was correct, because he had been there.
Patton served in WW1 and many Civil War Veterans were still living.
The textbook description did not agree with Patton's assertions.
However, the eyewitness confirmation seems pretty compelling.
I love your closing line, cheesy, yet perfect.
It made me think about how often we already know the answers, but because those answers don't involve magic, people won't accept them as true.
Hi Mr. While, keep up your excellent work, I am glad to have found your chanel, I love the fact that its in black and white, i like the way the stories are read, just the correct tone, I really have nothing but good things about all your videos, nice pick of stories also, and now that I am aware that you wrote a book about it, I bought a copy from Amazon. Thanks and keep up your excellent work. one fan in Canada
I had a "dream" that there were multiple women standing in a row and I went up to two women and took their hands. Those two were my mom and her sister. Obviously I chose my mom but here's the weird part, I found out later that my aunt had 1-2 abortions..... which makes not choosing her all the more unnerving. 😳
This is the sort of thing came to mind for me when listening to this episode. I wonder about their intentions here, seeing as abortion has been banned in much of the US.
This is such an interesting topic. Thank you for the video!
I have a couple of comments, I do believe that one of your last statements referring to why the details stop after the children turn around 5 or so, it is (in my humble opinion) closure of the past, and getting on with the new life. My second comment has to deal with the "academics" whom think they are so intelligent. I have dealt with some of them directly while working on something paranormal, the point is most are on a grant...if they prove whatever it is that they are working on, then the grant stops and they have to get a real job, like the rest of us. Some others "just" think they REALLY are smarter. I have dealt with some as such also. Still others do not believe in ANYTHING no matter how small or how large which is paranormal. Unfortunately the vast majority of people that I have dealt with in the world have very little, if any, belief that there is more than just what you can see at the moment. I am just an old 70 year old man who has been around and have had the opportunity to dab in the paranormal. Thank you for the series, and the others. You do these very well, and of course it is plainly obvious that you put a lot of time into these. Again THANK YOU
Yes, better to have a mind open to all possibilities rather than one attached to a single belief.
~ This reminds me of when I was a little boy and I began having reoccurring nightmares around the age of six or seven(1966/67). It was always the same, with me being on some sort of loading dock with a bunch of other teenage boys. I believe it must have been in the 1930 from the way we were dressed, with shoes, socks up almost to our knees and wearing what I believe are called knickerbockers, a tweed shirt and an ivy cap or whatever they're called(quite popular again today).
The next thing I remember is being push off the dock and rolling down an enclave and onto some railway tracks where I was electrocuted! After that, I or my energy would become a steam locomotive and my screaming was the whistle. I also remember it being extremely hot!
While I was having this nightmare, I was apparently half awake and my parents were trying to wake me up. After I finally woke up, they asked me what I was dreaming about and I'd tell them exactly what I've just told you.
The next morning, they told me that while they were trying to wake me, I kept screaming that I was in Burma (Myanmar) and that I was being eaten by piranha fish which has never made any sense because there are no piranhas in that country, I don't believe. They also told me that I was burning up with a fever.
Anyways, I had this reoccurring nightmare about once every four or five months a year until I was about 12 or 13 yrs old.
In later years, I actually began working on the railroad and when I started, we were involved with a big project of double tracking through a cut. This brought back the images of my earlier nightmares. About a month after, an historical steam train was coming through the area where we were working and I actually thought that part of my nightmare was about to come true. My boss and I were at an electoral pole and he was studying the electoral junction box and flipped a switch. He then told me to cut through this thick cable running down the side of the pole with a hack saw. I never felt more relief than I did when I cut through it and I wasn't electrocuted and the steam train passed right on by.
Always loved the story of Omm Seti, who recalled her past life vividly as a small child, but never let go of it her whole life.
Check out the documentary "The Boy Who Lived Before". I think it's still on here. Fascinating case from around 15-16 years ago that shares many similarities with the stories here. Quite spooky in places.
Yes. I remember watching it when it originally aired on TV. Absolutely compelling documentary.
Re the last remarks. Actually, not a few children have various experiences and abilities when they are pretty young: often to fade, and sometimes to re-emerge when they reach puberty or older. Psychic abilities, and the abilities to see ghosts, dead grandparents etc being pretty common... 🙂
When I was young, I used to recall a car accident in an overpass that I had previously died in. I now just remember the memory, (if that makes any sense) and not the actual car wreck itself.
I have thought for a long time that General George S. Patton and Alexander the Great himself are very similar to each other, and I noticed similarities that are pretty amazing, both were very good military leaders, both wanted to keep fighting wars when everyone else didn't, both had angry tempers, both had issues with their peers, and both died suspicious deaths. History does repeat itself.
Check out Alexander the Great's speech to his troops who wanted to go home. Obviously who knows how true it is but it's pretty cool. Not the movie. It's on RUclips
@@tuggspeadman761 In one of the comments, a guy said it was written a few hundred years after Alexander's death, but it was apparently taken from sources who were there when Alexander gave the speech, so it's considered pretty accurate to what Alexander said, I listened to it a lot times, it was a really great speech :)
That's a pretty shitty comparison
Yeah but the reincarnation was from a soldier in Alexander’s army not Alexander himself
Premortality refers to our life before we were born on this earth. In our pre-earth life, we lived in the presence of our Heavenly Father as His spirit children. We did not have a physical body.
In this premortal existence, we attended a council with Heavenly Father’s other spirit children. At that council, Heavenly Father presented His great plan of happiness (see Abraham 3:22-26).
In harmony with the plan of happiness, the premortal Jesus Christ, the Firstborn Son of the Father in the spirit, covenanted to be the Savior (see Moses 4:2; Abraham 3:27). Those who followed Heavenly Father and Jesus Christ were permitted to come to the earth to experience mortality and progress toward eternal life. Lucifer, another spirit son of God, rebelled against the plan and “sought to destroy the agency of man” (Moses 4:3). He became Satan, and he and his followers were cast out of heaven and denied the privileges of receiving a physical body and experiencing mortality (see Moses 4:4; Abraham 3:27-28).
Throughout our premortal life, we developed our identity and increased our spiritual capabilities. Blessed with the gift of agency, we made important decisions, such as the decision to follow Heavenly Father’s plan. These decisions affected our life then and now. We grew in intelligence and learned to love the truth, and we prepared to come to the earth, where we could continue to progress.
I’m 49 this year. A few years ago I looked up glaucoma after it had come up in a conversation. I didn’t know anything about it other than it affected the eyes. After reading the description of symptoms I had a sudden flash back to these reoccurring dreams I used to have when I was between 5 and 10. In the dreams I had a blind spot right in the centre of my vision and Pain. It had frightened me severely not being to see where I was and trying desperately to find my way home. Seems like such an odd thing for a kid to dream about. Especially having no knowledge of glaucoma. I started wondering if I had been dreaming of something from a previous life. I should also note that I have a large birthmark on the left side of my chest just below the pectoral that resembles a slash.
Splendid cat!
I continue to believe, there's no better channel out there. Simple as that. Much love B.S and everyone else reading this
I mean, I tried a past life regression meditation and according to that, I was a male rice farmer. I distinctly remember a green mountain in particular. I later found a Japanese woodblock print from the 50s showing rice farmers next to a green mountain.
Of course, I have no way to verify my experience but I thought it was interesting
You might want to slow down on your rice consumption, H M. Try some potatoes instead .... or Brussel sprouts. 🍚🥔🌾🥬
Hypnosis is very famous for its tendency to implant false memories.
This is the earliest I've ever been to this channel!
4:00 the cat has me hypnotised.
Cats do that for fun.
"I went to a convention for people who believe they lived a past life. They had to dress up as who they believe they used to be. There were two Napoleons" - Ricky Gervais
When actually, most people won't ever have been anyone REALLY famous...
Yep, everyone in a past life is Julius Caesar, Cleopatra, a founding father or a war veteran. Where are all of the chambermaids, bean counters and plumbers?
@@travisn346 The very examples in the video upon which you're commenting are children claiming to have been completely uninteresting, ordinary people.
@@thisplatformsucks you haven't a sense of humor. I was alluding to the outlandish claims that are most often touted.
“Get a lobe of this”