What is adoption all about? Is it by chance?
Our prebirth research suggests that there is a reason for a soul to incarnate into a particular family, and there is a lot going on behind the scenes that we are sometimes not in a position to fully understand.
Janelle: “My six-year-old grandson Chase is almost always smiling. We asked him years ago if he was always happy. He replied, ‘Yes, I am. Why would anybody want to be sad?’
“He tells us all about spending time with God, and how God knows everything, but it’s not at all how we learn things!
“I said, ‘I really only wanted 2, but I wouldn’t trade any of them for anything because they all brought meaning to my life.’
Every soul “beheld true Being; this was the condition of her passing into the form of man.”
We witnessed beauty shining in all its brilliance—the beatific spectacle and (divine) vision.
Our souls were initiated into the holiest of mysteries and enjoyed mystic ecstasy. We were still pure, “in the state of wholeness and unconscious of the evils that awaited us in the future.”
Many children in Japan are born with pre-birth memories supporting our findings presented in our books, Cosmic Cradle, Spiritual Dimensions of Life before Birth and Babies Are Cosmic, Signs of Their Secret Intelligence.
A 6-year-old Japanese boy recalls: “I was flying in the sky, looking for my mother. Looking down. I could see my mother and chose her. I thought she was the best person. She looked lonely, and I thought, ‘If I come to her, she will not feel lonely anymore.’”
A 9-year old Japanese girl describes the place where she was before she came to her mother: “There were many children, or souls, and a god, an entity with authority.”
Aimee relates: “When my son Casper was about 3, he matter-of-factly told me: ‘Before I came here, I was up in Space, where Evelyn lives. Evelyn, you know her, Mama, and we know you.’
When he spoke my grandmother Evelyn’s name, I gasped. It gave me goose bumps. With tears in my eyes, I scribbled it all down, furiously writing as my son spoke. He said that he chose me and asked Grandmother Evelyn a couple of times if he could go to Earth. She kept saying, ‘It isn’t the right time yet.’ My grandmother passed in 1992—17 years before his birth.
“I love all of my four children. I believe they all asked to be with me. It was all meant to be. But my son Ivan was the one that I didn’t want.
“When I got pregnant with Ivan, I was so angry. I wanted to get an abortion. It’s terrible to say, but I was going through a very difficult, chaotic time with my two older girls. I was not happy.
Here is what grandmother heard little Susie say one day:
Many religions, philosophers, poets, and indigenous peoples give the same answer to these questions.
A few examples from our pre-birth research on indigenous peoples follow.
“I recorded the dream in a journal because it was the most amazing and soul lifting experience I’ve ever had. My entire soul had been so energized by the dream that I was on high for days afterwards! I don’t think it had been a dream, so much, as my own soul traveling to visit his.