Reincarnation – Experiences By Jane Offer The concept of many lives, reincarnation, has been my belief for as long as I can remember. It has brought me derision and a lack of understanding, even from my own mother. When asked by a client in my early 40’s, “Has she always been like this?” My mother’s reply, “Well, she’s always been odd?” It was the first time it was spoken out loud and made sense of her approach to me in childhood.
“I spent hours lost in the memory I could see and feel, willing them to come and collect me and welcome me home.” My earliest memory was of waiting for a family of two brothers and one sister and fully engaged parents, from whom I believed I had been separated. I spent hours lost in the memory I could see and feel, willing them to come and collect me and welcome me home. This of course, did not happen and as I grew older and understood the
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connection, the memory faded into normal thought, far and distant. I must say I look forward to reconnecting with them at some point in spirit form – who knows when! My fascination with the Bible and the stories therein was stimulated from my first day at school. I hadn’t heard any of it before, yet I could sense a deeper meaning behind the words. I was convinced of a hidden message and that it was being ignored. That early experience was magnified aged eight by joining Sunday School. Mine was not a religious family, and I rather suspect this was the perfect way for my parents to have a peaceful afternoon, free from my constant questions. I was obviously under the wrong impression, as the experience was short-lived. I remember the day I was sent home for entering into a ‘discussion’ with the teacher regarding the story of the feeding of the five thousand. I listened to her interpretation and offered her my ‘correct’ version. It was 1954, so a child’s
opinions were not sought or welcome. Rather snippily, I thought, she asked me how I knew that. “Well, I was there!” was my reply. As you can imagine, it was not received with openness, and I was removed forthwith, never to return. Many years later, I went to Israel and stood on the spot where this event supposedly happened – a profound experience I will never forget. This began my next step, based on my growing awareness that reincarnation was the only sensible idea to interpret the meaning of life. Science says we are the most sophisticated life form on Earth, so what would be the purpose of living a life that ended with no specific outcome, only procreation. That is the reason for animals and plants, yet for us humans? Surely there is more to it. Also, religion talks of returning to Heaven, to God, indicating to me that if we are to return there, then surely that is our place of origin. And so, the search started. Over my life, I have engaged in diverse Past Life remembering’s:
