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Cool story, and a great example to have on hand in dogmatic discourses.
And whose to say that we don't remember our past, on some level, as we live this life?
All there are lessons - more to come - infintum !
I would hope that there was a better place we go to after this life.
Being one that does entertain the belief of things in this story, it casts a shadow of dread.
Damn, if your victims are gonna start reincarnating and remembering how you killed/raped/pillaged them, then what are you gonna do? No wonder most communities run by predators try to stop this sort of thing. Sooner or later, some kid is gonna remember what they did and cause sort of discomfort for them.
According to Islam, deja vu are actually due to dreams. We see dreams which we forget upon waking up and when that event happens in real life, we get a strong sensation that we ave seen it before. Some consider it an event of past life whereas in reality, they are the forgotten dreams.
Dreams are of three types:
1) From God: While sleeping, He may show the dreamer something(s) from the future, present or past
2) From devil: Devil may cause visions as well while in sleep
3) From mind: These dreams are about those events one encounters in daily life
See more here: [Link]
What this child has encountered are dreams of the second type.
Are you sure about that? The story, if told truthfully, is very convincing as to the reality of what happened, including the murderer who admitted to the crime. And you are saying the boy had a dream/vision caused by devil? I can't see how you arrived at that. Seriously.
I see these instances as positive proof that "we" know very little about life, death and the reality of existence.
I believe that when the mind is opened in one aspect, other aspects suffer or are completely absent due to the limited capacity our brains have to accommodate it all at once.
Yet those that seek to control and take advantage of others tend to use religion as a means to mystify and manipulate based off the fear generated by the unknown or unknowable. As well as instilling this fear in order to facilitate religious control over the masses.
Which is why I will never agree that any religion has it right. Religion originates from human interpretations of the unknown in the world around them. I would venture to say that all "books" in any religion were written by the human hand. Subject to personal bias and influence for their own gain.
you just lobbied a very good argument on why lots of people of your religion are spiritually insane
Gdpetti, sooner or later they do 'do'
" He showed village elders where the murderer buried his body, and sure enough they found a man's skeleton there. He also showed the elders where the murder weapon was found, and upon digging, they did indeed found an axe there. "