DNA, Twins & Reinca ation - The Theory of DNA Genetic Coding is Connected to Predestination

When young children are asked the right questions, such nas "what did you do when you were big? Who were you whennyou were big?" they can sometimes tell you quite a bitnabout their previous lives. A good book on the subject is
Children's Past Lives: How Past Life Memories Affect Your
Child, by Carol Bowman.

DNA and reinca
ation can't be physically linked so DNA ntesting would not verify reinca
ation. DNA is related to nthe physical body, not the spiritual body. Reinca
ation is nthe spiritual body coming back again and again.

Does this disprove reinca
ation? We consider reinca
ation na theory and you can't prove theories valid, you can only ninvalidate them. Reinca
ation has yet to be invalidated.

In situations where parents have discovered shockingly nsolid links to what a child says and actual deceased people, nthere's a strong case in favor of reinca
ation, but that ndoesn't qualify as the physical evidence needed to convince nthe strongest skeptics. In our view, "proof" is unimportant nbecause whether the past life recall is real or subconscious nmetaphor, past-life exploration is a fantastic self-discovery nand healing tool.

As we’ve stated before, we don't believe in "chance".
For example, it's common to receive confirmations after nexperiencing a past life regression, such as researching nand corroborating names and dates received in regression nor later meeting people who somehow fit into the puzzle.

As identical twins, we have identical DNA, yet our unique npersonalities and distinct physical differences point tonthe idea that human life is much more than just biological nscience. One must consider the influence of spirit too; nevery body is occupied by a unique soul and the qualities nand detriments of that soul shine through in physical form.

While we find hereditary and environmental scientific ntheories interesting, including the idea that much of ncharacter is determined by genes/DNA, we view them asnsuperficial in relation to the migration of the soul andnother non-physical considerations; spiritual considerationsnovershadow mundane, modern-scientific, earthly ones,njust as the vast universe overshadows this planet.

We feel that the theory of DNA genetic coding, which nrepresents predetermined physical, emotional, and npsychological makeup and is supported by behavioral ngeneticists, is connected to predestination in that souls nchoose the most appropriate bodies for what needs to be nexperienced on Earth.

In this line of thinking, the decisions one makes once in nthe body on a personality level (including those relating nto relationships and children), the way they "choose" to nact and emotionally react, the way they think, and thusnthe way they behave, are largely fated. We see truth innthis philosophy because we regularly and consistentlynoutline all of the aforementioned personality dynamics,nalong with past, present, and future conditions andncircumstances through our work, thereby decisively andnrepeatedly substantiating the concept of fate.

Copyright © 2007 Scott Petullo, Stephen Petullo