Thread: Reincarnation

How do you think reincarnation works from a physical standpoint?

If you really wanna get into the nitty gritty I believe that physics states that matter cannot be created nor destroyed.

But that says nothing of the preservation of memories and personalities after death.

Well, to my understanding it's more of a soul travel thing. When you die your soul ( depending on if you have unfinished business on the earthly plane) travels to the higher planes (heaven, Summerland, ect). There you meet with your guides and pre-plan your next life. Then when your time comes you return to the earthly plane either on earth, or another planet (known as Starseeds sometimes. Especially those who are in their first life on earth herself). That's my personal understanding of it anyway.
What I find is fascinating (other than space shuttles) is that two of my medium friends told me that I have a connection with Shuttle Challenger. I had it confirmed today that I was actually on Challenger during the disaster in my most recent past life. Won't say who 'cause....well....people would rage and stuff. It makes sense though. I have a love and fascination with the shuttles, I easily startle at loud and sudden noises, plus I have somethin of a heat-intolerance.

I could say that I have a connection to the space shuttles too. But that's just because my dad's cousin was an astronaut.

But back to my point. Matter not being able to be created or destroyed says nothing of whether human memories and personalities can be preserved after death. You say it's "more of a soul travel thing." Again, from a physical standpoint, how does soul travel? What is the soul? What's it made of?