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Doubt about human life after death is still an open question to all humanity .

For thousands of years, people have always been exploring and exploring to answer humanity's most classic question: "What happens after we die?" or "What will life after death be like?"

There are countless assumptions: we will go to heaven, go to hell or continue to live in another world . However, what is the correct answer to this unknown?

Many people wonder, every human being is born with only one beautiful life or a cycle of reincarnation: birth - death - rebirth in a new life. Hypothetically, every soul with many lifetimes has been objectively studied by Dr. Ian Stevenson of Virginia University (USA) since 1958. He has studied many cases and pointed out that people may not only be only one life.

Dr. Ian Stevenson

The following article is not intended to affirm or attempt to convince you that there is actually one or more lifetimes after death that stop at presenting authentic witnesses of reincarnation around the world. Thereby, it helps you have a broader view of the mystery of human life after death.

From the memories of witnesses .

The first case is the story of Gamini Jayasuriya born in Sri Lanka in 1962. When he was a child, Gamini told him that he remembered his previous life.

In his previous life, he had a bigger mother than the current mother. He had a toy elephant that he carried with him when he took a bath, he had also fallen into a well near his home. He is often bitten by his brother, Nimal, and he is leaving his briefcase on the chair in the room.

If this is the case, then Gamini's previous life will not be possible. Fortunately, once he happened to pass through the area of ​​Nittambuwa (Sri Lanka), Gamini said that he realized he used to live there. Everyone came back to Nittambuwa to find out. They got off at Gamini's place and walked towards the end of the road. However, they did not enter the house that Gamini pointed out - where his mother lived there because it was a Christian family.

Thinking back, everyone in the house felt the coincidence when each prayer, Gamini often knelt down (like when praying according to Christianity), not kneeling like other people. Once, I even asked my mother to hang the Cross I found on the wall.

By chance, they met the pedestrian and heard about the family where Gamini spoke. This family was Christian, had a son named Palitha but died two years before Gamini was born (i.e. 1960). Palitha has a brother named Nimal - who bites him. A few days before his death, he was on holiday and put the bag on his chair instead of storing it in the closet as usual .

The second case is referred to as a 6-year-old Turkish boy - Kemal Atasoy. In 1997, Dr Jurgen Keil, an Australian psychologist, listened and recorded descriptions confidently about Kemal's previous life.

Kemal said that in his previous life, he used to live in Istanbul (800km away), in the Karakas family and he was a wealthy Armenian Christian. Kemal's house lives by the river and his family only lives here for a certain time of the year. He often has the habit of carrying a large leather bag with him when out. You have a Greek wife and have children.

Dr. Keil put effort into verifying Kemal's words. Although it was very hard, in the end, the doctor also found an old man who certainly had an Armenian family living in that house but the information about everyone in the family at the church was burned down in a fire. Fear

Dr. Keil went on to find a reputable historian in the area and heard the story that almost coincided with Kemal's words. Historians say, there is a rich Christian family living in a house by the lake. He is the only Armenian in the region and has the family Karakas. His wife is Greek and they have three children.

The man usually carries a large leather bag and because the Karakas family specializes in leather goods in another area of ​​Istanbul, he only lives at home in the summer months. That man died around 1940-1941.

The question is how can a boy know the information about a man who lived 800km away and doesn't have any small connections to his family?

And more specifically, he could not hear about a man who died 50 years ago that Dr. Keil had to work very hard to find a little bit of information? Whether Kemal had a simple explanation or not, Kemal confirmed his previous life - he was that man.

. to birthmarks on the body .

Many people believe that body traces like birthmarks are related to the life of a person before, a trace of reincarnation. Many stories, the case described below bears the color of reincarnation, where people after death will turn into another body in a new life. In that change, there were traces of the old body remaining, forming a birthmark.

Many people believe that birthmarks are traces of reincarnation

Chanai Choomalaiwong was born in Central Thailand in 1967 with two birthmarks, one behind the head and one above the left eye. When the boy was born, Chanai's family did not think that the birthmarks had any special meaning, but when he was three years old, he started telling stories about life in his previous life.

He said he used to be a teacher named Bua Kai and was shot dead on his way to school. Chanai remembers the names of his parents, wife and two children in his previous life, and he repeatedly asked his current grandmother to take him to his former parents' home in Khao Pra.

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Finally, pleasing Chanai, the two grandchildren went to a town near Khao Pra. Chanai led her to the house where he said that his parents lived. The house belongs to an elderly couple living with their son, a teacher named Bua Kai Lawnak, but it took five years before Chanai was born.

Chanai said Bua Kai's parents are their parents. Impressed by the birthmark and Chanai's account, the old couple invited him to stay for a while. During this time, Chanai pointed out the right items Bua Kai used and asked Bua Kai's daughter to call her father.

Dr. Ian Stevenson did not find a forensic record of Bua Kai's wounds, but according to family members, Bua Kai was struck by a bullet from the back. Therefore, the wound on the back of the head (when the bullet is in contact) is much smaller than the wound on the forehead (when the bullet penetrates), this coincides with the two birthmarks on Chanai's head (a small spot behind the head and a mark big upper left eye).

In this case, it is not possible to have any "coincidence" when a boy has birthmarks that completely coincide with the injury of the deceased. Besides, he remembers very well the details of the life of teacher Bua Kai - whom he never knew.

Another case mentioned next is Necip Unlutaskiran from Turkey. When he was born, he was found to have some birthmarks on his head, face and body. At first, his parents intended to name him Malik but in the dream three days before he was born, his mother dreamed that her son said it was called Necip.

Later, his parents changed his name to Necati because the two names were similar and the family had a baby named Necip. However, when he spoke, he kept asking to be called Necip and refused to respond when called by another name.

Necip has many birthmarks on it.(Illustration)

Necip began talking about his previous life from the age of 6. He said he lived in Mersin before, had a wife and children, and was stabbed repeatedly to death. It was not until he was visited by his grandparents - at the age of 12 the words of the boy were verified.

In the past, grandmother Necip lived in Mersin and had a neighbor named Necip Budak. He was stabbed to death shortly before the baby Necip was born. When my grandfather took Necip to Mersin, I recognized Necip Budak's family member and said that I used a knife to cut my wife's leg in an argument.

Of course, Necip had never seen the widow's leg before. Later, one of the researchers confirmed, confirmed that she had a scar on her thigh and admitted that the scar was caused by her husband.

Dr. Stevenson obtained a copy of Necip Budak's autopsy record and found that the birthmarks on Necip's body coincided with the wound described in the report. This is an incredible coincidence.

In Vietnam, some cases of remembering my previous life by drowning, recognizing dead children who were "reincarnated" through birthmarks are also mentioned, but there is no clear verification.

The first explanation .

Lie and imagine

This hypothesis does not last long because, in terms of motivation, these characters have absolutely no incentive to "create" such a story.

In addition, Dr. Keil and his colleagues did not have a friendly exchange and exchange before, but they were just letters informing them that they would come to the house and ask lots of questions. Many people doubt that the witness's family will rely on it to become famous, however, they do not have any material benefits because this information will be mentioned in the long file. thousands of other cases.

On the other hand, it is also possible that the team "composed" the story because only they directly contacted and recorded the information so they could lie without anyone verifying. However, with more than 2,500 archived witness files at Virginia University, this is a bad hypothesis.

The information is known by the usual way

Another theory that is mentioned is that the witness accidentally learns information about the person who was supposed to be his past life. And inadvertently, that information is ingrained into the subconscious, turning into a false memory - the term that psychiatrists often use to refer to non-personal memories but patients imagine it to be their own. .

However, the theory does not explain how a child can know someone's personal information very far away and does not have a connection with the child's family. Chances are, the "previous" people have passed away for a long time and are not well known for their personal information to leak out.

"Genetic memory"

It is thought that memories can be passed down from generation to generation through genes. Accordingly, since the human being was born, in the brain, there existed a place to store memories of things that happened from the life of parents, grandparents, dignitaries .

"Genetic memory" is stored in the protein molecules of brain cells. When there is a certain capacity that triggers those molecules, the memory of the previous life will be restored, people suddenly recall what happened to the distant ancestors, just as if it had happened me However, this hypothesis still faces many objections from researchers.

Does man have many lifetimes?

Beliefs about reincarnation or reincarnation are widespread in religions and beliefs. Some see it as part of religion, others see it as just an answer to common questions about morality and survival as "Why are we here"? .

The concept of reincarnation, reincarnation suggests that a person who has lived will return to this world in another body. This implies a connection between life that seems unrelated, but deep in it is hidden evidence of the continuation of life.

Although there is a lot of evidence to prove reincarnation, reincarnation . but Ian Stevenson said that the real solution to these cases is still an open question.