What do you make of this womans reincarnation claim?

[Kain10th]

Barbro Karlen here claims she was Anne Frank in a previous life. Do you believe her?

 

[strand]

I didn't watch the whole thing, I just skipped to different parts of the video. But from what I'm getting she bases her reincarnation claim on the fact that she has memories of Anne Frank's life. But memories, or one MD are not sufficient evidence for me to believe in reincarnation. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence as people say.

 

[a.n.kirillov]

How can she remember having been Anne Frank when memories are clearly stored by arrangements or firing patterns of neurons in the brain? I can hit someone in the head and make them forget the name of their grandmother, so how does Anne Frank 2.0 remember Anne Frank 1.0 when her (Anne Frank 1.0's) hard drive has long turned to dust?

 

[SpareWheel]

I find it funny how soooo many people who come out about reincarnation are always reincarnated from someone famous or iconic. It's hardly ever some elderly housewife called Edna from Sunderland who lived a drab, pedestrian existence before dying of natural causes.

 

[Arrow]

no i think she's full of shit

 

[deltaofvenus]

I've been heavily influenced by Buddhism for half my life, but I never accepted reincarnation. I have never seen evidence of it. With that said, I am very interested in the psychology of lying and I think she might believe what she's saying. Or else she's a really good liar.

 

[SpareWheel]

I've been heavily influenced by Buddhism for half my life, but I never accepted reincarnation. I have never seen evidence of it. With that said, I am very interested in the psychology of lying and I think she might believe what she's saying. Or else she's a really good liar.

She probably believes it wholeheartedly, I knew a fella many years ago that honestly believed he was a Captain in the British forces during WW2. He was about 35 at the time so would've been born in the 70s. He had tales of being cryogenically frozen by the secret service in the 40s because his knowledge was too important and the Nazis wanted him. He was clearly off his rocker but he believed it all. He's still around now, I saw him a few months ago, homeless at a seaside resort, still requesting people call him Captain Adam.

 

[deltaofvenus]

She probably believes it wholeheartedly, I knew a fella many years ago that honestly believed he was a Captain in the British forces during WW2. He was about 35 at the time so would've been born in the 70s. He had tales of being cryogenically frozen by the secret service in the 40s because his knowledge was too important and the Nazis wanted him. He was clearly off his rocker but he believed it all. He's still around now, I saw him a few months ago, homeless at a seaside resort, still requesting people call him Captain Adam.

That honestly sounds thrilling to know a guy like that, I bet the stories were entertaining. Did he appear normal when he wasn't talking about his past life?

 

[deadpixels]

She probably believes it wholeheartedly, I knew a fella many years ago that honestly believed he was a Captain in the British forces during WW2. He was about 35 at the time so would've been born in the 70s. He had tales of being cryogenically frozen by the secret service in the 40s because his knowledge was too important and the Nazis wanted him. He was clearly off his rocker but he believed it all. He's still around now, I saw him a few months ago, homeless at a seaside resort, still requesting people call him Captain Adam.

What a sad story, perhaps those "memories" are the only things he has...
If you ever see him again, can you please call him Captain Adam for me?

 

[in hell out soon]

I don't believe it, and I think she's making a mockery of Anne Frank by pretending she's the "new" her.

Maybe she relates to the girl a lot. But I don't believe she's a reincarnation.

 

[SpareWheel]

What a sad story, perhaps those "memories" are the only things he has...
If you ever see him again, can you please call him Captain Adam for me?

If I do, sure. He's harmless enough so best to go along with him. It's very disheartening to see him still out there though, mental health authorities in this country are terrible. He's one of 1,000s on the street that are clearly more vulnerable and in need of compassion than most. They just get tossed to the wolves though.