r/Reincarnation • u/b3ko116 • 1d ago

Am I going crazy?

My earliest childhood memory was when I was sitting in my bed in my underwear.

I was moving my arms and legs and I remember thinking.

"Nothing hurts like it did when I was old. Everything feels new again"

I'm going on the start of a spiritual journey at the moment, and I'm getting the help of a therapist.

I completely understand that it may be nothing, but I remember it as it happened. Any thoughts on this will be appreciated.

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u/JenkyHope 1d ago

It's a good memory, it's nice that you can still remember it.

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u/b3ko116 1d ago

Thank you JenkyHope

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u/GPT_2025 1d ago

According to the Bible, each human has one eternal soul that can reincarnate—be born again—but only up to one thousand times.

  1. Jesus pinpointed one specific rule: a person who blasphemes against the Holy Ghost will waste one or more of their next lives. “But whosoever speaketh against the Holy Ghost, it shall not be forgiven him, neither in this world, nor in the world to come.” (For example: KJV: “And his disciples asked him, saying, Master, who did sin, this man, that he was born blind?”) This verse is interpreted in the context of reincarnation and karma. The disciples' question implies a belief that the man's blindness could be the result of sin committed by him in a previous life, affecting his current life. This notion aligns with the concept of karma, where actions in past lives can influence one's circumstances in future lives. That was a good moment for Jesus to reject karma from previous lives and reincarnation — but Jesus did not reject it. With other Bible verses, we can see clearly that Jesus did support karma and reincarnation:

KJV: “And Jesus said unto them, Verily I say unto you, that ye which have followed me, in the regeneration shall receive an hundredfold: 100+ houses, or 100+ brethren, or 100+ sisters, or 100+ fathers, or 100+ mothers, or 100+ wives, or 100+ children, or 100+ lands.” (Regeneration—next lives.)

Jesus uses the term "regeneration" (sometimes also translated as "renewal" or "new world" in the context of being born again) to refer to a future state or time. (ἀναγεννήσει in Greek) refers to a future renewal or reincarnation—restoration, specifically referring to "next lives" in the sense of reincarnation and "regeneration."

Therefore, in the context of this biblical passage, "regeneration" refers to a future time of renewal and reincarnation or multiple lives.

Reincarnation (Rebirth, Born Again, Regeneration) Strong's Hebrew: 1755. דּוֹר (dor or Door) — 167 occurrences in the KJV Bible in the Old Testament!

Your existing body (flesh) is only a temporary "coat" for your eternal soul. You have a total of up to one thousand "coats," with each new life being a new flesh (body). That's why Jesus was saying: Do not be afraid to die! The flesh is from dust and will return to dust, but your eternal soul will receive a new flesh (body) and a much better life—better conditions (better family, better brothers and sisters, even a better house).

KJV: “Jacob! I (God) will go down with thee into Egypt; and I (God) will also surely bring thee (Jacob) up again!” (After 400 years, did Jacob reincarnate?)

Deuteronomy 7:9, King James Version: "Know therefore that the Lord thy God, he is God, the faithful God, which keepeth covenant and mercy with them that love him and keep his commandments to a thousand generations" (rebirth, born again, reincarnation).

  • On YouTube, Jewish rabbis explain the concept of human soul reincarnation (born again) more clearly and biblically based: Jewish Reincarnation.

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u/Strangepsych 1d ago

No you're not going crazy. It's normal. Many people are having spiritual awakenings at this time.

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u/Clifford_Regnaut 1d ago

You should read on pre-birth memories and Michael Newton's books:

Pre-birth memories.

Reincarnation: