The Administration of this forum believes without reservation of any kind the philosophy of Reincarnation.
Generally speaking, those individuals who debunk such a premise as believing in Reincarnation as just so much "hog wash" and "horse feathers", often find themselves disagreeing on many issues with others in their immediate environment, and in extreme cases this will lead the individual to living a life which is in constant denial of common sense and logic.
Additionally, those same individuals who are non-believers in Reincarnation will believe in practically anything provided the issue or matter is presented by powerful "authority figures", and which is constantly shouted or proclaimed loud enough on a consistent basis.
This is the primary base of "brainwashing"; it works very well indeed with those persons who are individuals who have been "taught", or encouraged from an early age, that thinking for themselves can be dangerous if not down-right wrong.
Below are five (5) of the main reasons why reincarnation makes sense:
a) Recognizing familiar places and people although there is no apparent logical or visual reason to indicate why the individual should.
b) The strong urge and inclination to follow a specific profession even though the individual may not have had any training for it in the present life.
c) Extremely strong likes or dislikes for certain, specific geographical locations, thus leading the individual to live or relocate away from the birth location.
d) Becoming steadfast with respect to developing specific beliefs or opinions from an early age rendering the person to "know" without any physical "proof".
e) An inclination towards embracing certain physical acts and forming mental attitudes which in turn renders the individual to a "fated" outcome in his life.
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UPDATE: This post has been edited on July 29, 2026 by the Admin
Remembering Our Past Lives
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Remembering Our Past Lives
"Destiny Rides On Fleeting Clouds" - Author DJ Cantrall
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Re: Remembering Our Past Lives
Another great piece by the Admin of this forum!
Keep it coming!
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Keep it coming!
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Re: Remembering Our Past Lives
Sure enjoyed reading this! I can relate to at least two of those 5 points ...
Cowboys do it much better!
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Addendum to Remembering Our Past Lives
With regard to those five (5) listed ways we remember our past lives, just this last weekend a young (21 year old) Professional Golfer by the name of Jackson Koivun won the PGA Tournament on Sunday July 26, 2026.
Shortly afterwards, he was interviewed by one of the CBS Staff covering the event.
What he had to say is exactly why this forum Admin believes in reincarnation without any reservations.
Below is part of what he said:
"I have always loved the game of golf. I have since I started playing golf when I was nine (9) years old. Every chance and opportunity I got to play and to learn and practice, I took it."
Little later on in the interview he stated that he did not come from a family who were professional golfers - like so many professional golfers do.
He said, and I quote Jackson Koivun: I always felt deeply inside me that playing golf professionally was something I wanted to achieve.
He wasn't trying to be "important" or bragging - it was quite clear by observing his facial expression, his tone (voice), and in the manner in which he spoke, that he was being perfectly honest in describing his love for golf.
Very few individuals his age have achieved what Jackson Koivun has; in Sunday's tournament he was playing against professional "heavy-weights". Only on the last hole (the 18th) did he show some signs of emotional tension - but he kept on going and won the tournament by a good margin ahead of everyone else. Jackson is truly an inspiration for every young aspiring golfer who dreams of becoming a successful professional Golfer!
ChiefAdmin,
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Shortly afterwards, he was interviewed by one of the CBS Staff covering the event.
What he had to say is exactly why this forum Admin believes in reincarnation without any reservations.
Below is part of what he said:
"I have always loved the game of golf. I have since I started playing golf when I was nine (9) years old. Every chance and opportunity I got to play and to learn and practice, I took it."
Little later on in the interview he stated that he did not come from a family who were professional golfers - like so many professional golfers do.
He said, and I quote Jackson Koivun: I always felt deeply inside me that playing golf professionally was something I wanted to achieve.
He wasn't trying to be "important" or bragging - it was quite clear by observing his facial expression, his tone (voice), and in the manner in which he spoke, that he was being perfectly honest in describing his love for golf.
Very few individuals his age have achieved what Jackson Koivun has; in Sunday's tournament he was playing against professional "heavy-weights". Only on the last hole (the 18th) did he show some signs of emotional tension - but he kept on going and won the tournament by a good margin ahead of everyone else. Jackson is truly an inspiration for every young aspiring golfer who dreams of becoming a successful professional Golfer!
ChiefAdmin,
BTK - Project Truth Forum
"Destiny Rides On Fleeting Clouds" - Author DJ Cantrall
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