A six-year-old boy has a memory of his past life. In ancient Chinese legend, Meng Po was the emissary in charge of erasing the memory of life and soul. Anyone who has drunk Mengpo soup will forget all the ties and memories in this life. Did he not drink Mengpo soup when he was born?
Cameron lamb, a six-year-old boy in Glasgow, England, often talks about his mother and family and draws his home on paper, a white house on the beach.
But what brought Cameron's 42 year old mother Norma han to his spine is that he talked about not her mother, but another "mother" surnamed Robertson 40 years ago; the house Cameron painted was not their current home, but his house in Barra Island, England.
Memories of past lives
'I used to live on Bara island'
It is reported that since he was able to speak, Cameron often talked to his mother and family about his previous life in Bara Island, causing great confusion to the family. "When he was a baby, he would call Mom and Dad, but the third word that came out of his mouth was & lsquo; Bara island.";. As he grew older, he would often say, "I was a Bara boy. &"Or & lsquo; mom, I used to live in Bara before I came here. ’'
Home is a white house by the sea
Norma said the family had never been to Bara island and had never seen it on television. But Cameron often talks about his' home 'on Bara Island, describing it as a white house on the beach. He also complains that his family now has only one bathroom, while Bala island has three.
Cameron said: 'I live there with my parents, three brothers and sisters and a dog. My favorite place is the beach. 'the father of Bara island 'in Cameron's mouth is a man named Shane & middot; Robertson; Cameron says he can't remember Bara's mother's name, but remembers that she has beautiful black hair.
"Absurd memories" stunned the family
Mother decided to find out
Norma is shocked by the fact that her 6-year-old son has another mother in her heart. She can't accept the absurd fact. Norma admitted: 'I gave birth to him in October. He was my son, but he felt like he belonged to another woman.
One day I asked him if he loved me more or his Bara Island mother more, and he said that both of them love hellip; & hellip; one day, Cameron asked his & lsquo; Bara mother & amp; to pick him up in kindergarten! He cried and said, "I have to go to Barra Island.". My family miss me
Norma turned to educational psychologist Karen Myers for help, who also said the case was rare. Cameron said the way Cameron described the bala Island family was not exactly similar to the way other children described imaginary friends.
Due to Cameron's insistence on returning home to Barra Island, Norma finally reserved a ticket to Barra island a few months ago. Accompanied by Dr. Jim & middot; taco, an expert in children's studies at the University of Virginia, she took Cameron to the island that she had never been to.
There are white houses on the beach
The former owner's name was Robertson
When Cameron came to Barra Island, he was as happy as returning home. They went to Barra Heritage Center for the first time and asked if there was a family named Robertson living in a white house overlooking the beach. However, there is no record of the Robertson family in the local literature.
Norma had to take Cameron along the island by car. Just as they were about to give up hope, they received a phone call saying that local historians had discovered that a family of foreigners surnamed Robertson had once owned a holiday home on Bara Island, which was on the beach of cauclair hill bay.
Norma said: 'instead of telling Cameron, we took him directly to the house to see how he reacted. When he saw the White House, he was so excited that he said: & lsquo; I'm not kidding you, come in and play with me! However, as they approached the house, their excitement faded from Cameron's face. It turned out that it was just an empty house. With tears in her eyes, Cameron visited the empty house with her mother. To Norma's surprise, there were three bathrooms in the house, and the sea view could be seen from the room.
Make a film of 'strange story'
Can memory really pass on?
Later, some researchers tracked down Gillian Robertson, a member of Robertson's family who had been on holiday in Barra island in the 1960s, but Gillian was unable to answer any of their questions or remember that there was a Shane Robertson in the family.
Cameron's bizarre experience has been made into a documentary film "this boy lived before". Scientists can't explain what happened to him at present - researchers are not sure whether Cameron's' memories of Barra island 'are really uploaded from' one person 'to' another ', or whether these' memories' are all his fantasies. However, Cameron's mother Norma no longer cares about this, because the trip to Bara island has given Cameron peace of mind.