Reincarnation Stories Adults Novels & Stories

Amelia asked that because the little girl had a blessed look on her face, with a touch of elegance in her features. Her eyes were confident and clear, like water. The old man once told her, "Some spirits, after being reincarnated, will show behaviors different from other children." Some kids, while playing, would suddenly tell their moms. He's been here before, but it was too run-down. He's fought here and worn out his straw sandals. Space is multi-dimensional, some memories linger, sometimes it's normal.

Tucker handed Anna a copy of his book; Life Before Life: A Scientific Investigation of Children’s Memories of Previous Lives. “My reincarnation research primarily deals with children’s past life experience.” “I’d like to talk to you more about your research and your plans for future publications.” Anna felt slightly deceptive using her publishing company as an excuse to get more information from Dr. Tucker, but if his book was attracting readers, she might consider actually developing a new science and religion category. “I have been thinking about expanding my hypothesis to adults. Perhaps we should talk during our lunch break in the vendor’s VIP room? I’ll invite Walt to join us. By coinci

I would always leave without a good bye. I wasn’t sure about reincarnations, if they were real or fake. But for all I knew, I could never comeback once I had died. Reincarnations were for people who weren’t ready to die, people who still had a purpose that they were yet to full fill in the planet earth. I wasn’t worthy of staying alive anymore, the purpose for my existence was never made clear to me, perhaps I was created to be a stone and accidentally becomes a human being, a stone to be stepped on for all eternity.

She wasted hours on the screen, trying to find something that made sense. She came across articles and stories about rebirth and reincarnation. In one forum, she read a mother sharing her experience, “My three-year-old child starts having nightmares about being an airplane pilot during World War Two and shot down in his Corsair over Okinawa. He remembers details about the incident that no one could know.” What she read made her skin crawl. Charlotte was familiar with reincarnation and the like - people experiencing past lives. That was one theory that was, at least, believed in some religions. She gasped and speculated, “Have I - have I been reborn?”

Scumbag! Seeing my expression darken at the mention of a child, Max quickly sat beside me on the bed, holding my arm. "Honey, I read in a book that children who are lost unexpectedly become angels watching over us, waiting for the chance to be our baby again. I believe our lost baby is watching over us from heaven, waiting to be reunited with us." I scoffed and looked into his eyes. "Really?" "I believe in reincarnation," Max said, his eyes filled with fake tears. "Don't you?"

“It is a very long story, so I hope that you can listen to it.” With that K began to tell a story, her past life story which her guys listened to every single word. They just didn’t know what this story’s meaning was as they knew that this wasn’t K story. However what K said next shocked them. “The woman was poisoned and she died. However, she received a second chance and woke up in the body of a young girl who had been abandoned by everyone and committed suicide by overdose. Given a second chance at life, the reincarnated woman swore to revenge for all the pain that the dead girl went through. Just like that the gangster woman became a teenager with a new life and began her journey to succe

As soon as they died, their souls left their bodies but instead of crossing over to heaven or hell, they remained on earth and were reborn. For centuries, Hannah and Garin were reborn as different people with parents, siblings, friends but they had no recollection of their lives before their first reincarnation. Each time, their lives were always different but one thing remained constant; they always met each other and fell in love. Whenever they met, it wasn't always in the best of circumstances as they were always hostile with each other, just like their first meeting but, it usually always took a week or two before they warmed up to each other and slowly but surely fell in love with each

They even tried to force their way through, but the result was that they were repelled by a strong pressure there without understanding what had happened. "We threw objects towards the chasm, but in fact, the objects we threw bounced back towards us!" said the ancestors, sighing, unable to understand what was happening there. "The abyss of death, could it be related to dead creatures?" Xiao Chen thought he had heard that every continent was limited by something. Looking at it now, the abyss resembled the abyss of death he had read about in the old ancestor's library. The chasm connected to the place of the dead, or what could be called the wheel of nine reincarnations, a place where all the

I followed her into despair, jumping to end it all. When my soul hovered above my lifeless body, I saw someone I never expected. It was Andrew. He came running toward my corpse, tears streaming down his face, begging the doctors to save me. But my head was nearly shattered, so how could they possibly bring me back? My soul screamed madly at him, wanting him to stay away from my body as the very sight of him disgusted me. If I could, I would have slapped him silly. But I was powerless. What I didn't expect, however, was to be reborn.

I asked dryly. She smiled in a knowing manner. “You're wolf-less, like someone I used to know, someone who you remind me of… someone DEAD,” she said. “You see, when I was a cub, about ten years old, there was something I read in a book once that fascinated me. I dreamt about it for weeks. If you ask me, that was probably the last time I ever picked up a book that wasn't a fashion magazine.” A small, humorous laugh escaped her lips. “Reincarnation.” My heart pounded rapidly against my chest. Gina's eyes watched mine intensely, burning through my skin like fire and setting all of my thoughts ablaze. Words eluded me at this point.