What is the birthmark left in my last life?

It has something to do with important behaviors in previous lives. This westerner is more interested than us orientals.

Ian Steven, the founder of western contemporary reincarnation research, published the article "Evidence of Past Memory" in Journal of American Psychological Research Association on 1960, which attracted worldwide attention. Later, it was hailed as the pioneering work of modern western reincarnation research. 196 1 year, at that time, Stevenson, 43, was funded by a private fund and began his research on reincarnation for more than 40 years. He traveled all over the world, collecting, sorting out and verifying reincarnation cases from different countries, recording nearly 3,000 cases, and publishing ten monographs and dozens of academic papers.

Stevenson's research is mainly aimed at children. He believes that children can keep a clear memory of past lives between the ages of 2 and 4, and this memory will decline after the age of 7 or 8. Especially those children who have experienced a "heroic" death in their previous lives often mention the details of their previous lives. For example, Twenty Cases of Samsara is Stevenson's first work and his famous work, and it is the most cited reference book in the field of samsara research today. The 20 reincarnation cases in the book are some of the cases he collected, collated and researched from India, Sri Lanka, Brazil, Lebanon and Alaska in the United States from 196 1 965. One case is about an Indian girl. When she was 3 years old, she remembered her husband and son, and then, accompanied by her parents, she went back to her hometown to meet her relatives in her last life. After a long and rigorous investigation, it was finally confirmed that she was "Boya" who had been dead for many years.

Stevenson also believes that birthmarks, birth defects and other physical defects can all be regarded as a portrayal of past lives. In his book reincarnation and biology: the causes of birthmarks and birth defects, he pointed out that birthmarks and birth defects are the most intuitive and objective evidence in the case study of reincarnation. He believes that birthmarks or physical defects can reflect the physical condition of past lives. The survey found that almost every adult has about 15 birthmarks. Apart from family history, there is no reasonable explanation why there are birthmarks in specific parts of the body. Modern medicine has identified three causes of birth defects: genes, virus infection and the influence of chemicals. But these factors can only explain less than half of the causes of birth defects. Dig deeper, why does this person have it and others don't? Why is it in that part? It's as unexplained as a birthmark. The principle of reincarnation provides a reasonable explanation for this kind of problem. Stevenson said that in reincarnation, if a person was stabbed by a knife, killed by a bullet or burned to death in a previous life, the wounds and injured parts would often leave a clear mark on future generations, that is, there would be a birthmark at birth.

Stevenson also said that children who remember past lives generally have four characteristics, accompanied by birthmarks and birth defects. These four characteristics are: phobia, eccentricity, sex reversal (that is, gender role reversal), and endless hate and love, which make their performances in the game different. For example, some children always tie a rope around their neck in the game, because he (she) hanged himself in a previous life; Some children often regard other children as their own students because they were teachers in their previous lives. These conclusions try to explain many common and inexplicable phenomena in modern psychology, especially in children's psychology.