After listening to The Telepathy Tapes, I became convinced that the same force which allows for telepathy might also explain reincarnation. That’s the theory I explore in this video. I lay out the patterns and evidence that led me to this conclusion.
Our story begins with nonverbal autistic children participating in controlled experiments where they appear to read minds with stunning accuracy. They’re not guessing. They’re not coached. In some cases, they’re exchanging information with children they’ve never met, thousands of miles away.
From there, a larger pattern begins to emerge:
Animals that act as if they share a single mind.
Documented cases of children with vivid, verifiable memories from lives they never lived.
General Patton, who claimed to remember battles from centuries past.
And the work of scientists like Dr. Diane Powell and Rupert Sheldrake, who suggest that consciousness may not be generated by the brain—but received.
I’m not arguing that reincarnation is real in the traditional sense. Rather, I’m asking if what we’ve interpreted as reincarnation might be better understood as signal resonance - a kind of leakage or overlap in a field of consciousness we barely understand.
Not everyone tunes into the same station. But sometimes, someone does and they receive echoes of a life not theirs.
This doesn’t cancel out mystery. If anything, it deepens it. Because if we are receivers, the real question is: who’s sending the signal?
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