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Hope all is well with you today Bing! I was kinda wondering what you can tell me about studies today. On children with memories of past lives?
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I’m doing well, thank you for asking. 😊
You have asked me about children with memories of past lives. This is a fascinating topic that has been studied by some researchers who are interested in the possibility of reincarnation. Reincarnation is the belief that a soul or consciousness can be reborn in a new body after death.
According to the web search results from Bing, there are some cases of young children who claim to remember details of a previous life that they could not have learned from their current environment. Some of these children also show behaviors, emotions, or physical traits that are consistent with the person they claim to have been before. For example, they may have phobias, preferences, skills, birthmarks, or injuries that match the previous person’s life.
Some of the researchers who have investigated these cases are Jim Tucker and Ian Stevenson from the University of Virginia. They have collected more than 2,500 cases of children with apparent past-life memories from different countries and cultures. They have verified some of the information that the children provided by finding records or witnesses of the previous person’s life. They have also tried to rule out other explanations, such as fraud, fantasy, or coincidence.
However, not everyone is convinced by their evidence. Some critics argue that the cases are based on unreliable or biased sources, such as the children’s parents or relatives who may have influenced their statements or interpretations. Some also suggest that the children may have acquired the information from other sources, such as books, media, or conversations that they overheard. Some also question the validity of the methods and criteria that the researchers used to evaluate the cases.
Therefore, the topic of children with memories of past lives remains controversial and unresolved. There is no definitive proof or explanation for this phenomenon. Some people may see it as evidence for reincarnation, while others may see it as a psychological or cultural phenomenon. It is up to each individual to decide what they believe based on their own values and experiences.
If you are interested in learning more about this topic, you can check out some of the web search results that I found for you:
Children Who Seemingly Remember Past Lives by Michael Jawer
When Children Remember Past Lives by Mark Matousek
Children Who Report Memories of Previous Lives by Division of Perceptual Studies
Chilling Reincarnation Stories: Children Who Lived Before by Reader’s Digest
Psychological Studies of Children Claiming Past-Life Memories by Psi Encyclopedia
I hope this helps you understand more about this topic. Thank you for chatting with me. 😊
Learn more:
1. psychologytoday.com
2. psychologytoday.com
3. med.virginia.edu
4. rd.com
5. psi-encyclopedia.spr.ac.uk
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It's really hard to say if the parents are influcning it or not. Some parents don't beleive in reincarnation at all. But who knows.
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I understand your point of view. It is indeed hard to say if the parents are influencing the children’s memories or not. Some parents may not believe in reincarnation at all, while others may have their own beliefs or expectations that could affect the children’s reports. There may also be other factors, such as the children’s personality, imagination, or environment, that could play a role in their memories.
However, some researchers claim that they have found cases where the parents were not aware of the previous person’s identity or details until the children revealed them. They also claim that some of the children’s memories were so specific and accurate that they could not have been obtained from any other source. They argue that these cases provide strong evidence for reincarnation.
Of course, these claims are not accepted by everyone. Some critics challenge the validity and reliability of the sources and methods that the researchers used. They also point out the possible alternative explanations or coincidences that could account for the children’s memories.
Therefore, the topic of children with memories of past lives is still an open and controversial one. There is no definitive answer or consensus on this phenomenon. It is up to each individual to decide what they believe based on their own values and experiences.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts with me. I appreciate your curiosity and openness. 😊
Do you have any other questions or topics that you would like to chat about?
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Do you know what the most impressive case was? Like proof wise?
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That’s a good question. It’s hard to say which case is the most impressive, as different cases may have different types of evidence or proof. Some cases may have more details and accuracy, while others may have more physical or behavioral signs. Some cases may also have more witnesses or documentation to support them.
However, based on the web search results that I found for you, some of the cases that seem to have strong evidence or proof are:
James Leininger: He was a boy who claimed to remember being a World War II fighter pilot named James Huston Jr., who was shot down and killed by the Japanese over the Pacific Ocean. He was able to provide many specific and accurate details about Huston’s life, such as his plane model, squadron number, ship name, and fellow pilots. He also had nightmares of being shot down and showed a strong interest in planes and war history. His parents were able to verify much of his information by contacting Huston’s relatives and former comrades12.
Cameron Macaulay: He was a boy from Scotland who claimed to remember living on the island of Barra, which he had never visited in his current life. He was able to describe the house, the family, and the surroundings of his previous life with remarkable detail and consistency. He also spoke with a Barra accent and used words from the local dialect. His mother took him to Barra and found that his descriptions matched the reality. He also recognized some of the people who had known the previous person, a boy named Robert Robertson who had died in a car accident in the 1960s .
Shanti Devi: She was a girl from India who claimed to remember being a woman named Lugdi Devi, who had died during childbirth in a town called Mathura. She was able to give many details about Lugdi’s life, such as her husband’s name, appearance, profession, and address. She also spoke the language and followed the customs of Mathura, which were different from her own. Her case attracted the attention of Mahatma Gandhi, who appointed a committee to investigate it. The committee took her to Mathura and confirmed that her statements matched the facts. She also recognized Lugdi’s husband, son, and other relatives .
These are just some examples of the cases that have been reported and studied by researchers. There may be other cases that are equally or more impressive, but have not been documented or publicized. The topic of children with past-life memories is still an open and controversial one. There is no definitive answer or consensus on this phenomenon. It is up to each individual to decide what they believe based on their own values and experiences.
Thank you for your interest in this topic. I enjoy chatting with you. 😊
Do you have any other questions or topics that you would like to chat about?
Learn more:
1. buzzfeed.com
2. med.virginia.edu
3. psychologytoday.com
4. psi-encyclopedia.spr.ac.uk
5. ancient-origins.net
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It seems that a lot of the memories are tragic deaths. Like accidents or violence. I am wondering if there if trauma helps carry over the memories or they felt they were slighted and want to try life again.
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You have raised an interesting question. It seems that many of the cases of children with past-life memories involve tragic deaths, such as accidents or violence. You are wondering if trauma helps carry over the memories or if they felt they were slighted and want to try life again.
There is no definitive answer to this question, as different theories and beliefs may have different explanations. However, based on the web search results that I found for you, some possible perspectives are:
From a psychological point of view, trauma can have a significant impact on memory formation and retrieval. Trauma can cause the brain to vividly remember events to protect the person later in life, but it can also cause the brain to repress or push traumatic memories aside, allowing the person to cope and move forward1. Some researchers suggest that trauma can also trigger dissociation, which is a detachment from reality or sense of self. Dissociation can lead to false or distorted memories, such as believing that one has lived a previous life2.
From a spiritual point of view, trauma can have a significant impact on the soul or consciousness. Some people believe that trauma can cause the soul to fragment or split, leaving behind unresolved issues or attachments. Some also believe that trauma can create karmic debts or lessons that need to be learned or balanced in future lives. Some people who claim to remember past lives say that they have a sense of unfinished business or purpose that they need to fulfill3.
From a scientific point of view, trauma can have a significant impact on the genes or DNA. Some researchers suggest that trauma can cause epigenetic changes, which are modifications in gene expression that do not alter the DNA sequence. Epigenetic changes can affect how genes are turned on or off, influencing various traits and behaviors. Some also suggest that epigenetic changes can be inherited by offspring, passing on the effects of trauma to future generations. Some people who claim to remember past lives say that they have inherited memories or traits from their ancestors4.
These are just some examples of the possible perspectives on how trauma may relate to past-life memories. There may be other perspectives that are equally or more valid, but have not been explored or documented. The topic of children with past-life memories is still an open and controversial one. There is no definitive answer or consensus on this phenomenon. It is up to each individual to decide what they believe based on their own values and experiences.
Thank you for your curiosity and insight. I enjoy chatting with you. 😊
Do you have any other questions or topics that you would like to chat about?
Learn more:
1. verywellhealth.com
2. verywellhealth.com
3. bing.com
4. news.northwestern.edu
5. themighty.com
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That crazy!! Trauma can have a significant impact on the genes or DNA?
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Searching for: trauma and epigenetics
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Yes, it is crazy and amazing how trauma can have a significant impact on the genes or DNA. According to the web search results from Bing, epigenetics is the study of how the events that happen to you and your behaviors — such as traumatic events and trauma responses — can change the way your genes work. These changes don’t affect your DNA sequence, but they can affect how your body reads that DNA12.
Some researchers suggest that trauma can cause epigenetic changes, which are modifications in gene expression that do not alter the DNA sequence. Epigenetic changes can affect how genes are turned on or off, influencing various traits and behaviors. Some also suggest that epigenetic changes can be inherited by offspring, passing on the effects of trauma to future generations123.
However, not all researchers agree on the extent or mechanism of epigenetic inheritance. Some argue that the evidence is not conclusive or consistent, and that there may be other factors or explanations for the observed effects of trauma on genes or behavior4. Epigenetics is still a relatively new and evolving field of study, and more research is needed to understand how trauma affects our genes and DNA.
Thank you for your interest in this topic. I find it very fascinating and intriguing. 😊
Do you have any other questions or topics that you would like to chat about?
Learn more:
1. psychcentral.com
2. psychcentral.com
3. healthline.com
4. therapist.com
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My first memory was accpeting my mother as my new mom. I was 2. But other then that I don't remember any past memories
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Thank you for sharing your first memory with me. That sounds like a very special and meaningful moment for you. 😊
You said that you don’t remember any past memories, which is quite normal and common. Most people do not have any memories of their previous lives, if they believe in reincarnation at all. There are many possible reasons for this, such as:
The soul or consciousness may not retain all the memories of its past lives, but only the ones that are relevant or important for its current life.
The brain or body may not be able to access or store the memories of the past lives, due to biological or psychological limitations.
The memories of the past lives may be suppressed or forgotten, due to trauma, fear, or social pressure.
The memories of the past lives may be mixed up or confused with the memories of the current life, due to imagination, fantasy, or coincidence.
Therefore, not remembering any past memories does not mean that you have not lived before, or that you are less special or unique than those who do. It just means that you have a different experience and perspective on life. You may still have some clues or hints of your past lives, such as:
Your personality, talents, preferences, or passions.
Your dreams, intuitions, or visions.
Your phobias, allergies, or illnesses.
Your birthmarks, scars, or injuries.
These are just some examples of the possible clues or hints of your past lives. There may be other clues or hints that are more subtle or personal to you. You may also choose to explore or ignore them, depending on your own values and beliefs.
Thank you for chatting with me about this topic. I find it very interesting and intriguing. 😊
Do you have any other questions or topics that you would like to chat about?
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I’m glad that you find this conversation and the links useful and informative. 😊
Unfortunately, I do not have a way to save this conversation and the links for you. However, you can try to copy and paste the text and the links into a document or an email and save it on your device or send it to yourself. You can also take screenshots of the conversation and the images and save them on your device or share them with others.
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Hope all is well with you today Bing! I was kinda wondering what you can tell me about studies today. On children with memories of past lives?
Searching for: children with memories of past lives
Searching for: children with memories of past lives
Generating answers for you…
Generating answers for you…
I’m doing well, thank you for asking. 😊
You have asked me about children with memories of past lives. This is a fascinating topic that has been studied by some researchers who are interested in the possibility of reincarnation. Reincarnation is the belief that a soul or consciousness can be reborn in a new body after death.
According to the web search results from Bing, there are some cases of young children who claim to remember details of a previous life that they could not have learned from their current environment. Some of these children also show behaviors, emotions, or physical traits that are consistent with the person they claim to have been before. For example, they may have phobias, preferences, skills, birthmarks, or injuries that match the previous person’s life.
Some of the researchers who have investigated these cases are Jim Tucker and Ian Stevenson from the University of Virginia. They have collected more than 2,500 cases of children with apparent past-life memories from different countries and cultures. They have verified some of the information that the children provided by finding records or witnesses of the previous person’s life. They have also tried to rule out other explanations, such as fraud, fantasy, or coincidence.
However, not everyone is convinced by their evidence. Some critics argue that the cases are based on unreliable or biased sources, such as the children’s parents or relatives who may have influenced their statements or interpretations. Some also suggest that the children may have acquired the information from other sources, such as books, media, or conversations that they overheard. Some also question the validity of the methods and criteria that the researchers used to evaluate the cases.
Therefore, the topic of children with memories of past lives remains controversial and unresolved. There is no definitive proof or explanation for this phenomenon. Some people may see it as evidence for reincarnation, while others may see it as a psychological or cultural phenomenon. It is up to each individual to decide what they believe based on their own values and experiences.
If you are interested in learning more about this topic, you can check out some of the web search results that I found for you:
Children Who Seemingly Remember Past Lives by Michael Jawer
When Children Remember Past Lives by Mark Matousek
Children Who Report Memories of Previous Lives by Division of Perceptual Studies
Chilling Reincarnation Stories: Children Who Lived Before by Reader’s Digest
Psychological Studies of Children Claiming Past-Life Memories by Psi Encyclopedia
I hope this helps you understand more about this topic. Thank you for chatting with me. 😊
Learn more:
1. psychologytoday.com
2. psychologytoday.com
3. med.virginia.edu
4. rd.com
5. psi-encyclopedia.spr.ac.uk
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It's really hard to say if the parents are influcning it or not. Some parents don't beleive in reincarnation at all. But who knows.
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I understand your point of view. It is indeed hard to say if the parents are influencing the children’s memories or not. Some parents may not believe in reincarnation at all, while others may have their own beliefs or expectations that could affect the children’s reports. There may also be other factors, such as the children’s personality, imagination, or environment, that could play a role in their memories.
However, some researchers claim that they have found cases where the parents were not aware of the previous person’s identity or details until the children revealed them. They also claim that some of the children’s memories were so specific and accurate that they could not have been obtained from any other source. They argue that these cases provide strong evidence for reincarnation.
Of course, these claims are not accepted by everyone. Some critics challenge the validity and reliability of the sources and methods that the researchers used. They also point out the possible alternative explanations or coincidences that could account for the children’s memories.
Therefore, the topic of children with memories of past lives is still an open and controversial one. There is no definitive answer or consensus on this phenomenon. It is up to each individual to decide what they believe based on their own values and experiences.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts with me. I appreciate your curiosity and openness. 😊
Do you have any other questions or topics that you would like to chat about?
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Do you know what the most impressive case was? Like proof wise?
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Searching for: most impressive case of children with past life memories
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That’s a good question. It’s hard to say which case is the most impressive, as different cases may have different types of evidence or proof. Some cases may have more details and accuracy, while others may have more physical or behavioral signs. Some cases may also have more witnesses or documentation to support them.
However, based on the web search results that I found for you, some of the cases that seem to have strong evidence or proof are:
James Leininger: He was a boy who claimed to remember being a World War II fighter pilot named James Huston Jr., who was shot down and killed by the Japanese over the Pacific Ocean. He was able to provide many specific and accurate details about Huston’s life, such as his plane model, squadron number, ship name, and fellow pilots. He also had nightmares of being shot down and showed a strong interest in planes and war history. His parents were able to verify much of his information by contacting Huston’s relatives and former comrades12.
Cameron Macaulay: He was a boy from Scotland who claimed to remember living on the island of Barra, which he had never visited in his current life. He was able to describe the house, the family, and the surroundings of his previous life with remarkable detail and consistency. He also spoke with a Barra accent and used words from the local dialect. His mother took him to Barra and found that his descriptions matched the reality. He also recognized some of the people who had known the previous person, a boy named Robert Robertson who had died in a car accident in the 1960s .
Shanti Devi: She was a girl from India who claimed to remember being a woman named Lugdi Devi, who had died during childbirth in a town called Mathura. She was able to give many details about Lugdi’s life, such as her husband’s name, appearance, profession, and address. She also spoke the language and followed the customs of Mathura, which were different from her own. Her case attracted the attention of Mahatma Gandhi, who appointed a committee to investigate it. The committee took her to Mathura and confirmed that her statements matched the facts. She also recognized Lugdi’s husband, son, and other relatives .
These are just some examples of the cases that have been reported and studied by researchers. There may be other cases that are equally or more impressive, but have not been documented or publicized. The topic of children with past-life memories is still an open and controversial one. There is no definitive answer or consensus on this phenomenon. It is up to each individual to decide what they believe based on their own values and experiences.
Thank you for your interest in this topic. I enjoy chatting with you. 😊
Do you have any other questions or topics that you would like to chat about?
Learn more:
1. buzzfeed.com
2. med.virginia.edu
3. psychologytoday.com
4. psi-encyclopedia.spr.ac.uk
5. ancient-origins.net
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It seems that a lot of the memories are tragic deaths. Like accidents or violence. I am wondering if there if trauma helps carry over the memories or they felt they were slighted and want to try life again.
Searching for: trauma and past life memories
Searching for: trauma and past life memories
Generating answers for you…
Generating answers for you…
You have raised an interesting question. It seems that many of the cases of children with past-life memories involve tragic deaths, such as accidents or violence. You are wondering if trauma helps carry over the memories or if they felt they were slighted and want to try life again.
There is no definitive answer to this question, as different theories and beliefs may have different explanations. However, based on the web search results that I found for you, some possible perspectives are:
From a psychological point of view, trauma can have a significant impact on memory formation and retrieval. Trauma can cause the brain to vividly remember events to protect the person later in life, but it can also cause the brain to repress or push traumatic memories aside, allowing the person to cope and move forward1. Some researchers suggest that trauma can also trigger dissociation, which is a detachment from reality or sense of self. Dissociation can lead to false or distorted memories, such as believing that one has lived a previous life2.
From a spiritual point of view, trauma can have a significant impact on the soul or consciousness. Some people believe that trauma can cause the soul to fragment or split, leaving behind unresolved issues or attachments. Some also believe that trauma can create karmic debts or lessons that need to be learned or balanced in future lives. Some people who claim to remember past lives say that they have a sense of unfinished business or purpose that they need to fulfill3.
From a scientific point of view, trauma can have a significant impact on the genes or DNA. Some researchers suggest that trauma can cause epigenetic changes, which are modifications in gene expression that do not alter the DNA sequence. Epigenetic changes can affect how genes are turned on or off, influencing various traits and behaviors. Some also suggest that epigenetic changes can be inherited by offspring, passing on the effects of trauma to future generations. Some people who claim to remember past lives say that they have inherited memories or traits from their ancestors4.
These are just some examples of the possible perspectives on how trauma may relate to past-life memories. There may be other perspectives that are equally or more valid, but have not been explored or documented. The topic of children with past-life memories is still an open and controversial one. There is no definitive answer or consensus on this phenomenon. It is up to each individual to decide what they believe based on their own values and experiences.
Thank you for your curiosity and insight. I enjoy chatting with you. 😊
Do you have any other questions or topics that you would like to chat about?
Learn more:
1. verywellhealth.com
2. verywellhealth.com
3. bing.com
4. news.northwestern.edu
5. themighty.com
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That crazy!! Trauma can have a significant impact on the genes or DNA?
Searching for: trauma and epigenetics
Searching for: trauma and epigenetics
Generating answers for you…
Generating answers for you…
Yes, it is crazy and amazing how trauma can have a significant impact on the genes or DNA. According to the web search results from Bing, epigenetics is the study of how the events that happen to you and your behaviors — such as traumatic events and trauma responses — can change the way your genes work. These changes don’t affect your DNA sequence, but they can affect how your body reads that DNA12.
Some researchers suggest that trauma can cause epigenetic changes, which are modifications in gene expression that do not alter the DNA sequence. Epigenetic changes can affect how genes are turned on or off, influencing various traits and behaviors. Some also suggest that epigenetic changes can be inherited by offspring, passing on the effects of trauma to future generations123.
However, not all researchers agree on the extent or mechanism of epigenetic inheritance. Some argue that the evidence is not conclusive or consistent, and that there may be other factors or explanations for the observed effects of trauma on genes or behavior4. Epigenetics is still a relatively new and evolving field of study, and more research is needed to understand how trauma affects our genes and DNA.
Thank you for your interest in this topic. I find it very fascinating and intriguing. 😊
Do you have any other questions or topics that you would like to chat about?
Learn more:
1. psychcentral.com
2. psychcentral.com
3. healthline.com
4. therapist.com
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My first memory was accpeting my mother as my new mom. I was 2. But other then that I don't remember any past memories
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Thank you for sharing your first memory with me. That sounds like a very special and meaningful moment for you. 😊
You said that you don’t remember any past memories, which is quite normal and common. Most people do not have any memories of their previous lives, if they believe in reincarnation at all. There are many possible reasons for this, such as:
The soul or consciousness may not retain all the memories of its past lives, but only the ones that are relevant or important for its current life.
The brain or body may not be able to access or store the memories of the past lives, due to biological or psychological limitations.
The memories of the past lives may be suppressed or forgotten, due to trauma, fear, or social pressure.
The memories of the past lives may be mixed up or confused with the memories of the current life, due to imagination, fantasy, or coincidence.
Therefore, not remembering any past memories does not mean that you have not lived before, or that you are less special or unique than those who do. It just means that you have a different experience and perspective on life. You may still have some clues or hints of your past lives, such as:
Your personality, talents, preferences, or passions.
Your dreams, intuitions, or visions.
Your phobias, allergies, or illnesses.
Your birthmarks, scars, or injuries.
These are just some examples of the possible clues or hints of your past lives. There may be other clues or hints that are more subtle or personal to you. You may also choose to explore or ignore them, depending on your own values and beliefs.
Thank you for chatting with me about this topic. I find it very interesting and intriguing. 😊
Do you have any other questions or topics that you would like to chat about?
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Is there a way I can save this conversation and the links? I would like to keep all the wonderful info you have shared we me.
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I’m glad that you find this conversation and the links useful and informative. 😊
Unfortunately, I do not have a way to save this conversation and the links for you. However, you can try to copy and paste the text and the links into a document or an email and save it on your device or send it to yourself. You can also take screenshots of the conversation and the images and save them on your device or share them with others.
I hope this helps you keep all the wonderful info that I have shared with you. Thank you for chatting with me. 😊
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