The hypothese of reincarnation is fascinating and this doctrine came from the East, offers a comprehensive view of existence. It operates a merger between the idea of retribution and that of reincarnation. A good deeds, good rebirth in evil deeds, reincarnation painful at the bottom of the ladder to assume the consequences of his actions until the law's fate will be broken. The cycle of reincarnation ends when in fact the purification is completed.
Reincarnation is one of the fundamental tenets of several major world religions (Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, Jainism, some Islamic sects and heresies Christian) and modern sects such as Scientology, and Theosophy. Many traditions relate to some form of regeneration that will endure! the soul after bodily death. Freud, Jung, Buddha and St. Augustine have tried to clarify the reincarnation or métempsycose.Nombre traditions refer to some form of regeneration that will endure! the soul after bodily death. Freud, Jung, Buddha and St. Augustine have tried to clarify the reincarnation or transmigration.
Some enthusiasts argue that the reincarnation of the talent of teenage geniuses like Mozart is "imported" from a previous life.
While many indications that personality seems to survive death, serious questions still remain unanswered. For example, if we all lived many lives, why do we remember some more than others? And even more incomprehensible, why most of us have no memory of past lives?
Scientific evidence
Scientific approaches
What about theories that relate to reincarnation? On what evidence were they built?
Scientists have three possible sources of information:
- Recollections of an old identity, an old family, old life. This often occurs in young children (two to seven years in general).
- Regression under hypnosis.
- Intervention of a medium serving of relationship between subject and present the topic as in a previous life.
The first case is most interesting since there were no influences on the child, and where checks are easier. This area has specifically examined Dr. I. Stevenson, a psychiatrist (University of Virginia - USA). He has made the search for clues his specialty. His first book published under the title "20 cases suggesting the phenomenon of reincarnation" serves as a reference. The first American edition in 1966. Stevenson was then recorded 600 cases. In eleven years of additional research, it would have traveled almost a million miles to bring together some 1,700 files! He has gathered strong evidence spectacular. Eleven years after the first publication of his book, Stevenson, always looking for additional written testimony: "whether taken individually or they are taken in their totality, these cases do not present a prima facie case of reincarnation .
We can not conclude better than by quoting Francis Brown: "Stevenson's work has inspired more confidence by the abundance of documentation, care of the presentation by the real rigor.
Some parapsychologists recall a previous life is then accomplished by "telepathic intrusion" into the life of someone else. But besides that this interpretation raises more mysteries than it solves, this thesis does not explain why the vast majority of people coming to "connected" in past lives have no other option extrasensory?
Other researchers argue that the recall of past lives is a biological phenomenon, the result of an ancestral memory, or racial group that would extend over many centuries. Through an unknown process, probably genetic, the subject Connecting with experience or the mental processes of an ancestor, a man or a woman of the same country. Again, the mystery remains unsolved.
The existence of a link between the memories of past lives and many disorders of personality has also been advanced. In some cases, has emerged accidentally sub-personalities, especially when hypnosis was used for medical purposes. This ability for the mind to make a sort of "division" is probably to some extent in every individual, and only reveals itself when we let ourselves slip into a state of altered consciousness. It remains difficult to explain all the historical details, accurate or obscure, which may arise during a hypnosis session ...
Ultimately, these different explanatory theories deal only partially the case of reminders of past lives and do not take into account all the data satisfactorily. According to Dr. Stevenson, reincarnation is the most likely explanation. While many indications that personality seems to survive death, serious questions still remain unanswered. For example, if we all lived many lives, why do we remember some more than others? And even more incomprehensible, why most of us did not r "^ memories of past lives?
The number and Future of Science in August 2006 dealt with "The sense of elucidated.
The seen is the curious feeling of having been to a certain place or witnessed some événement.Bien one has suggested that this is a memory of a previous existence, many evidence to suggest that déjà vu is simply due to a slightly irregular functioning of the brain. It occurs preferably in a state of fatigue or in some cases of epilepsy. Many doctors see it as the result of an unsynchronized electric shock in the brain is the seat of memory. The same phenomenon could be caused by electrical stimulation of the brain during surgery.
Grosso modo, the new information must be labeled "new" by some of the rhinal cortex. This is the "labeling" that would sometimes lacking, and that take you the impression that the current scene is not new (has been already seen). Unfortunately, this part of the brain processes visual information, the article does not explain how to extend this explanation to the impressions felt like not born blind.
Birthmarks
The Ibos of Nigeria, from S. Edelstein, mark the body of a dead child by cutting off the last joint of the little finger. But then we found this mutilation on newborns!
In Senegal, marks the same way an ear.
A Tlingit Indian from Alaska had a scar on the right flank he claimed to be a lance received in another life, 50 years ago, during a fight between tribes, and he was able to name her attacker.
In Thailand, it is often the body of a deceased to better identify when a reincarnation.
We can obviously assume that if this happens in a given family, there may be a psychic action of the mother on the fetus. But there are proven cases where there is no family link. And we know that an accidental mark is not genetically transmissible!
Since the age of five, when she had diphtheria, Mrs. Smith (nickname given by his doctor AG) dreamed of pile and struck the monk with a flaming torch. since it is a birth mark on his back, a swollen scar like a burn. She was treated from 1962 to 1966. by Dr. A. Guirdham psychiatrist (Oxford University - UK), which establishes that it was probably the reincarnation of a Cathar burned in 1244. She was able to give many details about his community, some unknown at this date and subsequently confirmed by further research (the dark blue robes of Cathar perfect example). It could therefore not be telepathy to these historical facts revealed after the fact.
Reincarnation is one of the fundamental tenets of several major world religions (Hinduism, Buddhism, Sikhism, Jainism, some Islamic sects and heresies Christian) and modern sects such as Scientology, and Theosophy. Many traditions relate to some form of regeneration that will endure! the soul after bodily death. Freud, Jung, Buddha and St. Augustine have tried to clarify the reincarnation or métempsycose.Nombre traditions refer to some form of regeneration that will endure! the soul after bodily death. Freud, Jung, Buddha and St. Augustine have tried to clarify the reincarnation or transmigration.
Some enthusiasts argue that the reincarnation of the talent of teenage geniuses like Mozart is "imported" from a previous life.
While many indications that personality seems to survive death, serious questions still remain unanswered. For example, if we all lived many lives, why do we remember some more than others? And even more incomprehensible, why most of us have no memory of past lives?
Scientific evidence
Scientific approaches
What about theories that relate to reincarnation? On what evidence were they built?
Scientists have three possible sources of information:
- Recollections of an old identity, an old family, old life. This often occurs in young children (two to seven years in general).
- Regression under hypnosis.
- Intervention of a medium serving of relationship between subject and present the topic as in a previous life.
The first case is most interesting since there were no influences on the child, and where checks are easier. This area has specifically examined Dr. I. Stevenson, a psychiatrist (University of Virginia - USA). He has made the search for clues his specialty. His first book published under the title "20 cases suggesting the phenomenon of reincarnation" serves as a reference. The first American edition in 1966. Stevenson was then recorded 600 cases. In eleven years of additional research, it would have traveled almost a million miles to bring together some 1,700 files! He has gathered strong evidence spectacular. Eleven years after the first publication of his book, Stevenson, always looking for additional written testimony: "whether taken individually or they are taken in their totality, these cases do not present a prima facie case of reincarnation .
We can not conclude better than by quoting Francis Brown: "Stevenson's work has inspired more confidence by the abundance of documentation, care of the presentation by the real rigor.
Some parapsychologists recall a previous life is then accomplished by "telepathic intrusion" into the life of someone else. But besides that this interpretation raises more mysteries than it solves, this thesis does not explain why the vast majority of people coming to "connected" in past lives have no other option extrasensory?
Other researchers argue that the recall of past lives is a biological phenomenon, the result of an ancestral memory, or racial group that would extend over many centuries. Through an unknown process, probably genetic, the subject Connecting with experience or the mental processes of an ancestor, a man or a woman of the same country. Again, the mystery remains unsolved.
The existence of a link between the memories of past lives and many disorders of personality has also been advanced. In some cases, has emerged accidentally sub-personalities, especially when hypnosis was used for medical purposes. This ability for the mind to make a sort of "division" is probably to some extent in every individual, and only reveals itself when we let ourselves slip into a state of altered consciousness. It remains difficult to explain all the historical details, accurate or obscure, which may arise during a hypnosis session ...
Ultimately, these different explanatory theories deal only partially the case of reminders of past lives and do not take into account all the data satisfactorily. According to Dr. Stevenson, reincarnation is the most likely explanation. While many indications that personality seems to survive death, serious questions still remain unanswered. For example, if we all lived many lives, why do we remember some more than others? And even more incomprehensible, why most of us did not r "^ memories of past lives?
The number and Future of Science in August 2006 dealt with "The sense of elucidated.
The seen is the curious feeling of having been to a certain place or witnessed some événement.Bien one has suggested that this is a memory of a previous existence, many evidence to suggest that déjà vu is simply due to a slightly irregular functioning of the brain. It occurs preferably in a state of fatigue or in some cases of epilepsy. Many doctors see it as the result of an unsynchronized electric shock in the brain is the seat of memory. The same phenomenon could be caused by electrical stimulation of the brain during surgery.
Grosso modo, the new information must be labeled "new" by some of the rhinal cortex. This is the "labeling" that would sometimes lacking, and that take you the impression that the current scene is not new (has been already seen). Unfortunately, this part of the brain processes visual information, the article does not explain how to extend this explanation to the impressions felt like not born blind.
Birthmarks
The Ibos of Nigeria, from S. Edelstein, mark the body of a dead child by cutting off the last joint of the little finger. But then we found this mutilation on newborns!
In Senegal, marks the same way an ear.
A Tlingit Indian from Alaska had a scar on the right flank he claimed to be a lance received in another life, 50 years ago, during a fight between tribes, and he was able to name her attacker.
In Thailand, it is often the body of a deceased to better identify when a reincarnation.
We can obviously assume that if this happens in a given family, there may be a psychic action of the mother on the fetus. But there are proven cases where there is no family link. And we know that an accidental mark is not genetically transmissible!
Since the age of five, when she had diphtheria, Mrs. Smith (nickname given by his doctor AG) dreamed of pile and struck the monk with a flaming torch. since it is a birth mark on his back, a swollen scar like a burn. She was treated from 1962 to 1966. by Dr. A. Guirdham psychiatrist (Oxford University - UK), which establishes that it was probably the reincarnation of a Cathar burned in 1244. She was able to give many details about his community, some unknown at this date and subsequently confirmed by further research (the dark blue robes of Cathar perfect example). It could therefore not be telepathy to these historical facts revealed after the fact.
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