Children’s past life memories
Children’s active imagination or
past life memories?
Children are so much more socially
unconditioned than adults and as
such will often, during play, talk
of their ‘memories’ as if they are
fact. They often will simply come
out with matter of fact statements
such as ‘When I was big’ or ‘When I
was a Mummy’ as just two examples.
As the child grows these memory
fragments will often fade with time.
Generally a Childs past life memory
will be more active up to the age of
5 to 6 years and be forgotten after
that age as they move on with their
current life. The memories tend to
easily and naturally surface and
just as easily are absorbed by the
child in to their life. If your
child should give any indications of
a past life memory it is important
to acknowledge them and acknowledge
the possible truth of that memory.
Allow them to express the memory
wherever it may take them and to
allow them to freely express any
emotions that may arise. Explain to
them the difference between images
from past lives and present reality.
Not
all children will have memories of a
past life and it is quiet uncommon.
Often the only clue maybe a simple
statement that is made in play and
of course can be just as easily put
down to childhood imagination. In
other cases though the statements
made will be consistent over several
months or years. As an example below
is the story of Cameron and a video
clip.
The
story of Cameron
Since he was first able to talk,
Cameron talked about his life on the
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He
describes a white house overlooking
the beach where he would play with
his brothers and sisters. He talks
about his black and white dog. He
mentions the airplanes that would
land on the beach.
Together with his mum and child
psychiatrist Jim Tucker,(Life
Before Life) who is one
of the few researchers to study
children who have past life
memories, they journey to the |
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