Reincarnation Collection (#2)

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

Terracottas female figure. Egypt
Terracottas female figure. Sculpted with an elaborate hairstyle, a necklace and incised points around the navel and buttocks as a tattoo

Transmigration of the Aryans, c. 2000 - 1500 BC. Aryan is a term meaning noble which is used as a self-designation by Indo-Iranian people

INDIA: SIKKIM, 1969. The holiest reincarnate with teacher in front of Mount Kangchenjunga, Sikkim. Photograph by Alice Kandell, 1969

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Partial view of a building in the Old Town of Warsaw

Old Town of Warsaw
Partial view of a building in the Old Town of Warsaw

Raising of the widows son of Nain, 1651-56, copy of painting by Veronese (panel)
XAM70716 Raising of the widows son of Nain, 1651-56, copy of painting by Veronese (panel) by Teniers, David the Younger (1610-90); 21x29 cm; Kunsthistorisches Museum, Vienna, Austria; Flemish

Old Town of Warsaw
Partial view of a building in the Old Town of Warsaw

Near-death experience, heartbeat trace C013 / 9462
Near-death experience. Heartbeat trace recorded from left to right over time, showing a normal heartbeat (left) ceasing (flat line)

Asia; Nepal; Kathmandu. Eyes of Buddha on stupa

Karni Mata Temple. Deshnoke Rajasthan, INDIA (THE RAT TEMPLE)

Advert / Abdulla Cigs 1931
Abdulla cigarettes - the romance of reincarnation!

Concepts / Reincarnation
Making reparation in this life for sins committed during a previous existence

Giant standing statue of the Buddha, his right hand raised in blessing, the left hand lifting the robe symbolising reincarnation, Aukana, Sri Lanka, Asia

Giant statue dating from the 5th century, of the standing Buddha giving a blessing with his right hand, and lifting the robe to signify reincarnation with his left hand, Aukana, Sri Lanka, Asia

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 ?)

Buddhist Reincarnation
The Buddhist concept of the cycle of re-birth : the soul is born again as a shellfish (3 of 4)

Buddha Reborn
A 4-year old Indian peasant boy, perceived to be the reincarnation of Buddha, is adored by pilgrims who come to hear him preach and interpret Buddhas teachings

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"Unveiling the Mysteries of Reincarnation: A Journey through Time and Cultures" Embark on a captivating exploration of reincarnation, an ancient concept that transcends borders and cultures. In Asia, India's rich tapestry reveals the Dharmachakra, symbolizing the Wheel of Transmigratory Existence - a profound representation of life's cyclical nature. Like a majestic Phoenix rising from its ashes, the idea of rebirth has fascinated humanity for centuries. From Chinese Pig-Bronze artifacts to intricate engravings depicting Temiya Jakata in 1910, reincarnation weaves its way into Asian folklore and spirituality. But what lies beyond these allegorical representations? The answer may lie in extraordinary stories like that of the Dalai Lama reborn in 1934. His remarkable journey embodies the essence as he carries forward his spiritual lineage with wisdom and compassion. Closer to home, meet Gillian and Jennifer Pollock - two young girls from Whitley Bay whose lives took an astonishing turn. Their father believes they are living proof as they recall vivid details about their past lives as the Pollock twins. As we delve deeper into this mystical realm, let us ponder upon Temiya Jakata's engraving once more. What secrets does it hold? What lessons can we learn from this timeless tale? Reincarnation invites us to contemplate our existence beyond this mortal coil; it challenges us to question our purpose and seek enlightenment. It reminds us that life is not merely confined to one lifetime but rather an eternal cycle waiting to unfold. So embrace this captivating concept with open hearts and curious minds – for within its depths lie profound truths about who we were before, who we are now, and who we may become again.