You're probably thinking: How can you tell if a child is recounting a past life memory or if they have a creative imagination? Is it fantasy or an actual memory? " It's difficult to verify those as past life memories, of course, but if a child has the same traumatic dream dozens of times, it may transcend fantasy and point to an actual memory of a past life. However, he adds, "We have gotten some reports where the person did have a recurring traumatic dream. "It's usually during relaxed times, sometimes after a bath or during a car ride." "The child has to be in the right frame of mind to talk about these things," he notes. That said, Tucker notes that a child will typically reveal past life details when they feel safe or relaxed. "In those cases, 70% of them are through some sort of unnatural means: murder, suicide, combat accidents."įrom those statistics, we can infer that a child is more likely to have a past life memory if it's associated with some sort of trauma from their previous life. "Seventy-five percent of them will talk about how they died in their last life," says Tucker. As they gain better verbal skills, they might discuss events that happened in their past life or their previous family members. "The average age when a child starts talking about their past life is 35 months, so usually it's around their third birthday," says Tucker.
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