Reincarnated Collection

The seven year old Pollock twins of Whitley Bay, Gillian and Jennifer. Their father believes they are reincarnations of his two daughters, Joanne and Jacqueline killed in 1957. 26th September 1965

The Pollock twins, Gillian and Jennifer. Their father believes they are reincarnations of his two daughters, Joanne and Jacqueline who were killed in 1957

The treachery of Bitous wife, illustration from The Myths of Ancient Egypt by Lewis Spence, 1917 (colour litho)
STC323910 The treachery of Bitous wife, illustration from The Myths of Ancient Egypt by Lewis Spence, 1917 (colour litho) by Paul

Demons serving the Chinese goddess Mong-piou give souls in the other world the tisane of forgetfulness before they are reincarnated, so they won t remember past lives

Fate Magazine cover, Bridey Murphy in Ireland
Cover of Fate Magazine, depicting Bridey Murphy (alias Ruth Simmons, alias Virginia Tighe) -- the subject of a reincarnation experience visiting Ireland, home of the supposed Bridey Murphy

Monkeys Reincarnated
Two Japanese monkeys, anxious to know the life of Buddha, help a scholar to copy the Buddhist bible, and the senior, later reincarnated as a man, completes the task

Indian Reincarnation
An Indian belief asserts that if a live black cat is thrown into a fire, a reincarnated soul is liberated (How did they find out ?)

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"The Enigmatic Journey of the Pollock Twins: Reincarnated Souls or Mere Coincidence?" In a small town called Whitley Bay, two seven-year-old girls named Gillian and Jennifer Pollock captivated the world with their extraordinary story. Their father firmly believed that they were not just ordinary children but reincarnations of past souls. The concept of reincarnation has fascinated humanity for centuries, transcending cultures and beliefs. From ancient Egypt to modern-day China, tales of rebirth have woven intricate narratives across time and space. As we delve into the depths of history, we encounter illustrations depicting treacherous acts in ancient Egypt. The betrayal depicted in Lewis Spence's "The Myths of Ancient Egypt" reminds us that even in the afterlife, souls may face trials and tribulations. Chinese folklore introduces us to Mong-piou, a goddess whose demons serve her by providing tisanes to souls in the other world. This mystical beverage grants them solace as they navigate their spiritual journey beyond mortal existence. Returning to the captivating tale of Gillian and Jennifer Pollock, their father's unwavering belief in their reincarnation sparked intrigue worldwide. Were these young girls truly vessels carrying memories from another lifetime? Or was it merely an uncanny coincidence? Reincarnation knows no boundaries; it permeates every corner of our diverse planet. Fate Magazine's cover featuring Bridey Murphy in Ireland serves as a reminder that stories like these can capture our imagination regardless of cultural background or geographical location. Even animals are not exempt from this enigma; monkeys too have been said to be reincarnated beings. Perhaps there is more than meets the eye when observing these creatures swinging through trees with an air of wisdom beyond their years. India holds its own rich tapestry when it comes to beliefs surrounding reincarnation. Deeply rooted within Hinduism, Indian culture embraces this notion as an integral part of life's cycle.