SEC17/W5|Do you believe in reincarnation? you must! Never heard secret story revealed .
In a remarkable turn of events, a young boy made an astonishing claim, asserting himself as the deceased son of Pramod Kumar Srivastava, eight years after the tragic drowning of a boy named Rohit in a canal in 2013. On August 19, 2021, Chandraveer Shankhwar arrived at the Srivastava residence in Nagla Salehi, India, boldly identifying himself as Rohit.
To the astonishment of all present, Chandraveer not only accurately recognized his purported parents and sister but also his former teacher from his previous life, regaling them with tales that were corroborated by his past family. Strikingly, Chandraveer's father revealed that the boy had been speaking of his reincarnation since childhood and harbored a fervent desire to reunite with his former life in Nagla Salehi.
This extraordinary narrative invites us to delve into the profound realms of reincarnation, where one boy's return to his erstwhile family brings solace and resolution, illuminating the enigmatic mysteries of existence beyond mortal life.
"The Unbelievable Journey: The Incredible Reincarnation of Bishen Chand and His Past Life as Laxmi Narain" recounts a similarly extraordinary tale of rebirth and recollections from a past life. Bishen Chand, born in 1921 in Bareilly, India, astounded his family with assertions of a former life as Laxmi Narain in Pilibhit.
At the tender age of five and a half, Bishen's claims were put to the test in Pilibhit, where he astounded onlookers by identifying various locales, individuals, and even exhibiting musical prowess on a tabla, an Indian musical instrument, despite never having encountered one before.
Dr. Ian Stevenson, a distinguished researcher on reincarnation, meticulously scrutinized Bishen's case and chronicled his findings in a book, establishing Bishen as one of the most compelling instances of rebirth. Bishen Chand's saga continues to enthrall and challenge our comprehension of the cycles of life, death, and the intricacies of the human psyche.
Bishen Chand's assertions underwent thorough scrutiny and were largely found to be accurate, with Dr. Ian Stevenson comprehensively documenting the case in his tome, "Cases of the Reincarnation Type, Volume I: Ten Cases in India.
