Research Paper On Reincarnation

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Reincarnation I believe reincarnation exists.First,it is not an outlandish idea that there might be life after death or rebirth.Second,although a lot of people don’t believe reincarnation is true,there is evidence and experiences that actually prove it.Finally,i believe that there might be a connection between paranormal activities and reincarnation through my research. Idea of rebirth makes sense. Dr. Ian Stevenson, a well known researcher of reincarnation went all around the world and interviewed children ages 2,3,4 and found a lot of interesting research and statements from these children. The children gave shocking statements remembering past lives and detailed information of them. For example, children remembered their past …show more content…
There are lots of different believes once it comes to this topic ( do the two connect somehow ). Some believe that if you have reasons to come back ( good or bad ones you want to fix because you didn’t get a chance to ) then your soul chooses to reincarnate, some believe that ur soul hits a light in between the process of death and reincarnation and chooses to stay a free soul wandering the world without reincarnating into another human or animal becoming a ghost. Rosa Personal interview. 12 Oct 2016. In conclusion, my research on reincarnation successfully keeps me believing it exists. My research on rebirth as well as other peoples’ believes in reincarnation, and connection between paranormal activities makes sense. As researched, there is lots of examples and experiences out there that show reincarnation is a big possibility to …show more content…
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