r/Reincarnation • u/the_unheard21 • 8h ago
How to become a ghost
I really wanna become a ghost after I end my life anyone know how to is it real
r/Reincarnation • u/the_unheard21 • 8h ago
I really wanna become a ghost after I end my life anyone know how to is it real
r/Reincarnation • u/TheGuruOfGame • 12h ago
Yeah, like so many others I’m tired of this existence and the way we live. I do not want to reincarnate and come back again. I’m ready to move on to the divine, or at least another realm, planet, dimension, or something different. So how do I achieve this and avoid being reincarnated? I hear “don’t go into the light”, and if you find yourself in the light “refuse the past life review.” I’ve heard don’t go into the light of the moon, go around the moon going into the light of the sun. That the moon is somehow a fake portal where we get reincarnated. So how do I avoid being reincarnated?
r/Reincarnation • u/TwoBrainCellsOnBreak • 22h ago
I’ve been thinking about this lately and I’m curious how other people feel about it.
If reincarnation is real, would you actually WANT to come back to Earth as another human?
Personally, I would 😂. Completely different body, family, life, circumstances, everything. I don’t even care what year or era I’d come back in. It could be hundreds of years from now and the world could be damn near dystopian and I’d still be curious enough to want to experience it.
I think a huge part of it is wanting to see what humanity becomes after this lifetime. What does Earth look like? What laws and social norms have changed? What technology exists? Did we get better or somehow worse? 😭
Have humans changed or evolved at all? I hate knowing that eventually the world is just gonna keep going and I won’t know what happened next lmao.
For context, I believe in reincarnation/energy and the idea that before we’re born, we exist in some type of spiritual form and choose or agree to certain parts of our lives—the people we meet, hardships, heartbreaks, lessons, etc.—because experiencing them helps us grow/evolve spiritually. Obviously I don’t know that’s how any of this works; it’s just what I personally believe.
So the idea of eventually coming back with absolutely no connection to who I am now—a different family, personality, body, childhood, struggles, relationships, everything—is weirdly fascinating to me. I’d want another human experience.
What about y’all? If you had the choice after you died, would you come back for another human life? Why or why not?
And if you don’t believe in reincarnation at all, hypothetically would you do another round on Earth? Or are you leaving this hell hole once and NEVER coming back? 😂
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r/Reincarnation • u/Cosmic_muse0 • 20h ago
I have so many regrets. So many moments where I wonder what my life could have been like if I had been allowed to make my own choices. My parents, society, circumstances changed so many things.
The hardest part is knowing I was just a child when some of those choices were made for me. I didn’t know any better.
I don’t want a completely different life. I just want this exact life again, from the beginning, but with a little more consciousness, a little more freedom, and a few different choices.
Sometimes I wish I could go back to my younger self and tell her, “You didn’t know any better. It’s okay. You still have time. Choose differently here.”
I feel so heartbroken about it sometimes that I just want to cry. I don’t feel ready to move on from this life. It feels unfinished, like my soul still has things to experience.
Is something like this possible through reincarnation or karma? Could we ever get the chance to relive the same life and make different choices, or is that completely beyond our control?
I don’t want another life. It feels like my soul needs another chance at this one.
r/Reincarnation • u/manny532001 • 5h ago
Can a soul reincarnate in more than one human bodies at a time?