Story About Reincarnation Novels & Stories

I promised, but an unexplainable feeling lingered, indicating that keeping that promise could be more difficult than I thought. "Okay then, it's already late; we should go to sleep, and I will see you tomorrow, young lady," she said, kissing me again on my forehead. Dad was the first to leave the room, and I was ready to follow him after turning off the TV when I came to a halt, holding my head. "Do you believe in reincarnation?" "No, I don't believe in that," Kian replied. "I believe in reincarnation, but they say there's no guarantee that you'll be reincarnated as a human being again; you might become an animal. If you were to become an animal, what would you select?"

“Have you ever wondered why SEO has operated for over the centuries under the radar? Because they’re the best. And you’re an agent for what? A year? Don’t blame yourself.” “Why did I come back without memory?” “Amelia, you’re not reincarnated. You’re reborn.” “Aren’t they the same?” “Reincarnation is a rebirth of a soul to another body. In your case—” “I’m still me without memory.” “Yes. Since you’re a part angel, the only way for you to live again is to sacrifice a life.” “You sacrificed someone for me to come back?” I was more horrified. “That’s not right.”

She is an oversharer, and she is one of the many reasons I decided to stay away from the library for a few days because I did not want to add more stress to myself when I had a mission. Thankfully, the library was rowdy when I got in; no one would even notice I got in, but then they had cameras everywhere. I casually moved toward the third row and noticed a blind spot at the far end of the row. I used my hand to look for the book on the shelf and went to sit down. It was a book on reincarnation and rebirth. It is said that reincarnation with wolves happens when a wolf's soul is placed by the moon goddess into another body because the person has not yet completed the work they were born for,

She hoped that he could hear her because she didn't have the guts to repeat what she had just said, and fortunately, he did hear her. "You mean..." Jin Chen didn't think that she would want to talk about reincarnation. But what did that have to do with what she wanted to tell him. Did she meet someone who is reincarnated? He didn't know where to think from. "Yes, getting reborn. I...I'm..." But still she still couldn't bring herself to say it. She looked at Jin Chen nervously even biting her lips. She was reborn and had the momories of their past life but he didn't. It would be difficult for anyone to believe that such a thing could really happen to someone.

She was sitting close enough to do it and wouldn’t hesitate. Instead, I just rolled my eyes and laughed along with him, but secretly I hoped he wasn’t right. “There was a book in the library where I worked that talked about reincarnation. It’s part of some religions that say you have many lifetimes to learn and improve on the not-so-good choices you made in the previous one. And when you get to a certain state, you get eternal rest.” “Interesting tale, but it’s a little far-fetched.” I pushed.

“And why’s that?” “Zayden, do you believe in reincarnation?” Jules posed the question thoughtfully. “I’ve heard of it,” he frowned. “What does it have to do with her?” “Everything,” she said almost instantly before she grabbed a stone from the table and flipped it between her fingers. “To be honest, I’ve only read about them in some old witchcraft books and grimoires. Meaning, the chances for someone to reincarnate without the use of any magic or spell is so rare…it almost never happens.”

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.

We had been locked in a struggle for dominance, for power, and it had consumed us all. But I had died, and I had been given a second chance. I had been reincarnated, born again into this world, and I had thought that I would be able to escape the mistakes of my past. But it seemed that I was doomed to repeat them, to relive the same struggles, the same pains.

“I’ll be honest with you, Jack. What I’d say may sound crazy, but it’s the truth.” “Go ahead. Is it something to do with Anna?” “Yes, and more.” I let out a sigh. “Do you believe in reincarnation?” “No, why did you … wait a minute! Don’t tell me that Anna is a reincarnation of someone you previously knew?” “Yes, but I’m also one of those.” “What do you mean?” Jack asked, his forehead creased. “Anna and I are reincarnated from a century ago. We were lovers in the past life!”

Mo sighed and explained it all to Will. “So we are under the assumption that we got caught in the reincarnation of a god." Mo frowned “You really believe that that is what is happening? That the story is being reenacted? What if she is lying to us?" Will's eyes trailed to the woman that was clueless watching them converse in English. “She does not even know what is going on and her story checks. The young lady started bleeding after the baby was out with you." Mo gasped. “You think there is a second child? ...Makunde starts with her insides, that must have been the cause of the sudden bleeding. Fuck! But why come to the city with us?"