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I've shared some of the cases of reincarnation in previous videos. Personally, I am very interested in reincarnation, and I believe that there are many people like me. After all, in the long river of history, our human lifespan of nearly a hundred years is nothing more than a gap in the white colt. After death, is there a soul, and if it does, can our soul be reborn with the help of a new body? The case of reincarnation that I share with you today is considered by many people in Western countries to be the most convincing case of reincarnation so far.
In the 1940s, there was a couple in England, Florence. Florence Pollock and John Pollock. John Pollock. They married in the early 1940s and welcomed their first daughter, Joanna, in 1946. Five years later, in 1951, the youngest daughter, Jacqueline, was also born. A family of 4 lives in Hexham, north-east England. Florence and John ran a local distribution business, delivering milk, newspapers or groceries. Equivalent to the earliest express delivery business. Because it is a small business and an independent business, the couple is usually very busy. Joanna and Jacqueline were basically brought up by grandma. Since childhood, the sisters have a very good relationship, never quarrel, and share things they like together. Although their parents can't always be around them, the two little girls accompany each other and grow up healthy and happy.
Fast forward to 1957, with Joanna 11 and Jacqueline 6. On this day, the two of them went to church with a little boy from a neighbor's house, Anthony, 9 years old. This is a perfectly normal thing, and children often go to churches near the neighborhood. But on this very day, a female driver across the road drove a car and sped over and hit 3 children straight away. Joanna and Jacqueline died almost instantly, while the neighbor's little boy, Anthony, died on his way to the hospital. It was infuriating that the female driver who caused the accident was later found to have deliberately caused the accident. Not that she had a vendetta against the three children, but because the female driver had just lost custody of her children in a lawsuit when she took a lot of the analgesic aspirin to end her life. Then I walked and saw three children walking on the road, and the woman felt that I was going to lose my own child. If I can't be with my children, then no other children can live in this world either. It can be said that this woman was on the verge of a mental breakdown at the time, and after this accident, the woman was sent to a psychiatric hospital. As for how many years of imprisonment he was sentenced to, it is not known. Unfortunately, three children were killed in the traffic accident.
Florence and John lost both daughters at once, and the blow to them was undoubtedly enormous. There was still some difference between the husband John and his wife, and he had always had some exploration of the soul, although the husband John was Catholic. We all know that the Catholic Church does not believe in reincarnation. Especially in the last century, when it came to reincarnation, it was generally Asians, or Hindus, and Buddhists believed a little more. But John even tried to channel his two daughters after their deaths. At night, when he sleeps, he often dreams of joanna and Jacqueline who have passed away. Dreaming of two little girls slowly walking towards themselves. She vaguely felt that in the future the two girls would return to her side in some form. John also spoke this idea to his wife Florence. But John's statement made his wife very repulsive, even disgusted. The wife did not want to think about the death of her two daughters at all, because she felt that it was too painful. The only way to get out of this pain quickly is to force yourself to look forward. And Florence, who was also a Catholic, did not believe in the reincarnation of the soul after death.
In short, after the death of his two daughters, John's Florence's feelings also had problems. John always said that he often saw the apparitions of his two daughters, and Florence felt that her husband was thinking too much of the children who had passed away. Couples often quarrel over this matter, and even can't get through it and want a divorce. John, too, as a Catholic, knew that he should not believe in reincarnation, but he couldn't help but think about it. He was even depressed at one point, shutting himself in his home and refusing to go out.
But no matter what, they still supported each other. It wasn't long before his wife Florence became pregnant again. John was of course very happy to hear the news. When Florence first went to the maternity check-up, the doctor always said it was a twin. But on October 4, 1958, Florence gave birth to a pair of identical twin daughters. They named their two daughters Jennifer and Gillian. But what made the doctor feel strange was that Jennifer had a birthmark on her body, but Gillian didn't. Most of the time, identical twins are likely to share DNA, so many times, even the birthmark is the same.
Ever since Jennifer and Gillian were born, John had always felt that they were the reincarnations of the dead Joanna and Jacqueline. His wife Florence was very dissatisfied, and told her husband that our family now has two newborns, so don't think about it.
But although Florence said this, she also felt a little strange, because the birthmark on Jennifer's body grew at the waist. The dead Jacqueline waist was in the same position and also had a birthmark of the same shape. Jacqueline once fell off a table when she was 3 years old and hit a box on the ground, leaving a scar in the corner of her eye. And the newborn Jennifer has such a scar in the corner of her eye.
When Jennifer and Gillian were almost 9 months old, the family moved out of Hexham and into Wheatley Bay. Because his wife Florence wanted to leave that sad place and start a new life. As the days went by, by the time the two children learned to speak, the parents felt more and more wrong.
One day, two children were arguing with their parents about dolls. You may think that it is not normal for children to make noise to buy toys. But Jennifer and Gillian described the dolls they wanted very specifically, what kind of hair, what color, what kind of clothes they wore. Florence suddenly realized, heck, aren't these two dolls the dead Joanna and Jacqueline's favorite dolls? Since the death of the two of them, Florence had put away all the toys they had played with in the attic and locked them up, because she did not want to see things and think about people. And the couple never mentioned it to Jennifer and Gillian, who had two deceased sisters.
Florence went up to the attic, rummaged through the cabinets, retrieved the two old dolls, and gave them to Jennifer and Gillian. The two children were especially happy. To Florence's surprise, the two children, as soon as they took the doll, told each other, "This is Mary, it's yours." It's Susan, it's yours. Mary and Susan are the names given to the dolls by the deceased Joanna and Jacqueline. Jennifer and Gillian could not have known.
In addition, Jennifer and Gillian have similar personalities to the two sisters who died. Gillian is very similar to Joanna's personality before, outgoing, cheerful, and good at communicating with people. And Joanna was once 5 years older than Jacqueline and knew how to take care of her sister. Now Gillian is only 10 minutes older than Jennifer, and it is said that there should be no difference in psychological age. But Gillian also let Jennifer everywhere in life. Even the games they both enjoyed playing, the food they liked to eat, and the way they walked were exactly the same as those of their deceased sisters.
In addition, the couple also found that Jennifer likes to play with her fist and pencil on paper. However, Gillian quickly learned the correct posture of holding the pen. You should know that jacqueline, who died, used to like to shake a pen with her fist, and when she first learned to write, she took a lot of effort.
This coincidence after coincidence added up to make the wife Florence begin to think that maybe what the husband said is true, is it true that these two people and children are really the reincarnation of the dead Joanna and Jacqueline?
Until one day, husband John painted the walls of the house, the two children said a word, more firmly in Florence's idea. John tried to find an old piece of clothing that he didn't wear before he started painting the walls. After looking for half a day and not finding the right one, I turned over the clothes that my wife Florence used to wear when delivering milk. At this time, little Jennifer asked her father, "Daddy, why don't you wear your mother's clothes?" When John heard this, he was stunned and asked, How do you know that this is his mother's clothes? Jennifer replied that it was what Her mother had worn when she used to deliver milk. It should be known that Florence has not done delivery business since she moved to Wheatley Bay, and it is even more unlikely that the two children will see Florence wearing delivery clothes.
One day when the two children were 4 years old, the couple took them back to Hexham to visit friends. When the family passed by a park, the two children were able to immediately name the park (Hexham Abbey) and the rides inside. You know, they've never been to this park. But Joanna and Jacqueline, who died, often came here to play.
Jennifer and Gillian were also more afraid of cars than the average child. Every time I crossed the street, I would hold my parents' hands tightly. The sound of car horns was heard far away, and the two little ones would immediately cover their ears, especially nervous.
In 1963, the jennifer and Gillian case caught the attention of Dr. Ian Stevenson, a psychologist who was considered a very famous psychiatrist at the time. Stephenson even visited the family to inquire in detail about the two children, when Jennifer and Gillian were only 5 years old.
Stephenson is an expert in psychiatry at the School of Medicine. He himself was very interested in reincarnation, and he did a lot of research and collected many cases. In Western society at that time, reincarnation was said to be rejected by the majority of the people. Catholics, in particular, believe that believing in reincarnation is a betrayal of God.
By the time Stephenson returned to the family for the second time, it was 1967. Jennifer and Gillian also overcome their fear of cars as they fade from their memories of their past lives. By the time Professor Stephenson visited the family for the third time in 1978, 20-year-old Jennifer and Gillian couldn't remember the strange things they had said to their parents as children.
Stephenson included Jennifer and Gillian's case in the book Children Who Remember Previous Lives: A Question of Reincarnation.
Of course, on the question of reincarnation, some people believe it, and some people don't believe it. Some psychologists who do not believe in reincarnation have also made a fresh point of view in the case of Jennifer and Gillian. Could it be that because her mother, Florence, was pregnant, she often heard her husband say that the two dead children would return to their families, so they planted this idea in their own subconscious, and at the same time conveyed this subconscious to the unborn children?
But why are those who have memories of past lives, they are easy to say surprising words when they are young, and when they grow up, they slowly forget, or tend to be normal. And we often say that children are easier to see some dirty things, have the ability to channel, and so on. What's going on here?
I don't know if you've ever heard of "Indigo Children." The concept was proposed by the psychic medium Nancy in the 80s of the last century.
She believes that the aura of the human body has different colors. The different colors represent a person's traits and patterns of behavior. Later, a book was published called "Knowing Your Life Through Color." Nancy concludes that some children are born with an indigo aura. Like a group of people appointed by God. They are more able to see through the fog of life and death, and see the scene that we ordinary people can't see. They all possess high-frequency ancient souls that can be used to balance the distorted energies of the earth. At the same time, the chaotic low-frequency magnetic field in the crowd will also have an effect on indigo children. Therefore, such children are more likely to have some extreme situations in the process of growing up, such as low self-esteem, autism, depression or schizophrenia.
So are the children we are talking about with psychic energy or past life memories also belong to indigo children? What do you think?