Yes i do believe in this.

Here is another example ..

In 1824, a nine-year-old boy named Katsugoro, the son of a Japanese farmer, told his sister that he believed he had a past life. According to his story, which is one of the earliest cases of past life recall on record, the boy vividly recalled that he had been the son of another farmer in another village and had died from the effects of smallpox in 1810. Katsugoro could remember dozens of specific events about his past life, including details about his family and the village where they lived, even though Katsugoro had never been there. He even remembered the time of his death, his burial and the time he spent before being reborn. The facts he related were subsequently verified by an investigation.

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This is very interesting

Isle of Barra! Woop, actually, the Isle of Barra sucks..! Anyway, I think this is just a fake story. I never believed this story since the first time I heard it.

There have been many stories like this. They just don't get around much, because people just shrug them off or throw them away. These multiple stories are the reason that I believe reincarnation could be possible. I mean, these kids just go into too much detail and facts. There is no way their parents got them to remember all of that. It had to come from their own mind. Kids aren't good at telling stories, so having that much detail just makes me think there is some truth behind it.

The media wouldn't ever hesitate to report on a story of this nature. It brings in public attention and that's how media runs. Admittedly I did just make a reply on an almost identical post but, there is no harm reiterating my point.

They could even be actors; not saying this is the case but is perfectly probable and in fact more logical than the agreement of the actual story. You really must be more critical in reading news stories.

I'm sure plenty of psychotic individuals make these claims and undoubtedly you would dismiss them, why does the fact the individual is a 3 year old or perhaps even sane adult make any difference to credibility of the actual claim? In fact even scientist's claims within their PhD hypothesise are often dismissed until solid and reproducible evidence is made.

Very interesting it's kind of weird though.

I think this is a video about what you are talking about.
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A lot of people won't be able to understand them.

I'd like to belief in reincarnation but it doesn't add up for me, he's a child so he could be making things up.
I've seen to much stuff where people make up supernatural things etc. for media attention/money.