I agree

 

I laughed harder than I should have at the last part

 

I would like for Heaven to be an eventual destination, but for now Heaven can wait. I would like to be reincarnated with an intuitive understanding of what I have learned by analyzing my mistakes in life. It is better to learn from mistakes than it is to keep making them. Nevertheless, some opportunities only come once in life. It is best to know in advance how to respond.

 

Nope.

 

So there was some kind of 'Reincarnated people society' that threw a party where everyone would dress as the person they were in a past life.

Two Napoleons showed up (and they weren't on the dessert table).

But seriously (although the above IS true), let's do a 'deep dive' on this:

Napoleon died in 1814
Reincarnation #1 is born in 1815 and dies in 1900

What happens to Napoleon NOW? Does his soul go back on the market? If so, then, depending on life spans, there could have been 3, 4, or even 5 Napoleons show up at the party.

So there...

 

It'd explain deja vu.

 

Yeah, Reincarnation sounds nice, but I think I'm still going with the 82 virgins story.

 

Ehhhh...I'm ambivalent about reincarnation.
Anniemated was a firm believer in it.
Claimed she even remembered how she died in a past life.
Maybe she's a little toddler somewhere right now.
Hopefully not still living in dreary old England. jk.

 

I don't now, but I did in a previous life.

 

i did believe in re-incarnation - in a previous life - but not this one

 

I don't care one way or the other.

 

I remember in my last life I wasn’t into dick pics at all, so this time around, I’m the opposite!

 

I do , and I want to be reincarnated as dolphin.

 

George Patton did.

There was a kid, 5 years old swore he was a pilot on an aircraft carrier, insisted so much his parents checked it out and the person and aircraft carrier he served on did exist when he said he served.

There was a woman born in England that knew she was an Egyptian princess and she moved to Egypt.

Every time archeologists were looking for something she showed them where it was.

So yeah I think it's true.

 

I have it for breackfast

 

No.

 

There are many possible solutions to this question. And rightly so that each of us would have a different outlook/answer.
The real question isn't 'Do you believe' but 'Would you want to know when you return.'
As stated so eloquently earlier, physics shows that nothing is created and nothing is destroyed.
Therefore what ever exists was once something/someone else.
The cycle just may be much larger than we assume.

 

Reincarnation? Is that like being a born again Christian? Because my cousin tried talking me into that shit. I don’t believe in it, but I’m not judging anyone who does