Just why is it most of the people remembering past lives are someone famous or rich? Wackos.
Just by the odds, shouldn't at least a third of past lives be that of Chinese or Indian peasants?
Actually the one the best “documented” cases of “reincarnation” was Bridey Murphy. She was neither rich, nor famous.
I don’t know what lies beyond the veil. I just trust in Christ, and pray that his grace will cover me. But I do like Kipling:
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They will come back—come back again, as long as the red Earth rolls.
He never wasted a leaf or a tree. Do you think He would squander souls?
The Sack Of The Gods
Rudyard Kipling
You might read Life Before Life: A Scientific Investigation of Children's Memories of Previous Lives by Dr. Jim Tucker who is associated with the University of Virginia, or even just read the reviews at Amazon. I have a scientific education, and no tradition of belief in reincarnation, but I thought Tucker's evidence assuming it to be real, was pretty interesting.
None of the accounts Tucker gives has anything to do with anyone rich or famous.
ML/NJ
Just why is it most of the people remembering past lives are someone famous or rich?
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Or noble or dramatic.
No one remembers being a toothless ratcatcher in Elizabethan London, or pulling a honeywagon in Korea in 1920.