Welcome to Our Paranormal Afterlife.

This is an Our Paranormal Afterlife classic episode, and I'm your host Simon Bown.

At Our Paranormal Afterlife, my mission is to explore evidence that we continue beyond

physical death. These episodes encompass reincarnation, near-death experiences, spirit communication,

deathbed visions, and other extraordinary phenomena. So these episodes are full of great information,

and I thought it would be a good idea to share them again for listeners who may have missed them the first time around. So this is one of the episodes that

stands out for me from the early days of the podcast. This episode dates back to 2018 and it features

my conversation with Jenny Cockle about her book, Yesterday's Children, The Search for My Family from the

Past. Thank you for agreeing to be a guest on the past lives podcast. It's a very kind of you.

And that's fine. It all helps share the stories, doesn't it? You have these memories. The first

of all that we're going to talk about was this life in Ireland. Could you tell us when these memories first started to come to you?

Yeah, a lot of people ask that. It's not really that they didn't first start. They were always there. I didn't talk about them very much until I was about the three going on four and I suddenly realized nobody else

was going to talk about past lives and they were talking about other things like what happens

when you die which was perhaps I shouldn't have done at that age but the Sunday school I went

to was starting to talk about what happens and And I was just a bit puzzled.

It didn't occur to me that people don't remember.

For a long time, I thought people were kind of in denial that surely everybody must remember their other lives.

But it took me quite a long time to realize that actually an awful

lot of people forget and it's possibly quite normal to forget. I've had quite a number of

memories, not just of the one in Ireland, but of a number of other lives. Sometimes it was

difficult to kind of tease them apart, but probably the memory from Ireland

was dominant.

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