5 strange reincarnation mysteries

many cultures and religions throughout history believe that our souls live through many lifetimes,

transferring from one body to another after death.

And while the thought that we can live again may sound

strange, there are some very interesting cases on this list that may prove

that it is possible. Here are five strange reincarnation mysteries.

Number five, the works of Ian Stevenson. Whenever words like reincarnation,

like reincarnation, parapsycology, or terms like after-death communications are mentioned,

in the world of paranormal investigation, one name comes up time and time again, Dr. Ian Stevenson.

The late psychology professor was highly regarded as the authority on perceptual studies in which he sought to

establish a scientific approach to investigating paranormal circumstances.

More than that, he is considered the pioneer and research on children's memories of previous lives.

Throughout his career, he has gathered more than 3,000 case studies that gave credibility to the theory of reincarnation.

These were often done through a series of extensive interviews with children from all around the world that had strange stories to tell. One of those very intriguing tales

talks about the case of a Burmese girl named Mawen Tar who was born with serious defects on both of her hands.

Some of her fingers were missing and much to the curiosity of her parents, she seemed to have unusual

grooves forming around her wrists.

The deep marks looked like the result of when you would put a rope around your arm, only these

ones never disappeared.

When she turned three, Ma Wynne began talking about her previous life as a Japanese soldier.

She said that back then she had been captured, tied to a tree, and burned alive by a group of Burmese men during World War II.

She went on to explain that the deformities on her hands were the result of the soldier's fingers

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