I used to believe when we were dead, that was it. Nothingness.
But now I'm not so sure.
I got a reading once and went into it thinking it was purely entertainment. I was one of those people who thought they throw spaghetti at the wall and see what sticks.
But this woman was spot on about so many things. Not vague things, she told me my family always worked in X industry until the war (100% true from my own research) and that I had 3 connections to Z industry now (again true, my brother, husband, and FIL). She told me so many other specific things that I had shivers running down my spine.
Then she said how I always have a thing about doors being open. And this was true, ever since I was a child I needed the doors to be open. If i was sitting down comfortable and the door was closed, I'd get up just to open it. Something always always felt off about a closed door. Even when I read you should close doors for fire safety at night I'd reluctantly close my child's door but the rest were left open. I had arguments with partners about it in the past etc.
She told me all this and then explained it was because "your grandma's mother, Margaret, who died just before you were born, would watch you, and you never wanted doors closed in case she felt shut out." But she said not to worry about it anymore because the baby I was having would be her next life.
I was pregnant at the time but only about 7 weeks and only my husband knew, and he wasn't there. But she somehow knew, and she knew my great-grandmother would be reincarnated into her?
She also knew my great-grandmother's name and that she died just before I was born. I found out it she died on my due date (I was late).
It was honestly SO weird. I have no idea wether to believe it or not but the one thing I will say is my DD has always, always, been obsessed with my grandmother, more so than her sister or any of the other grandchildren. Could it be because she was her mother in a past life? My brain hurts just thinking about it.
And closed doors don't bother me anymore BUT I obviously accept that if I never had the reading and didn't "know", then they would still bother me.
I have no idea. I find it quite a comforting thought though.
But up until that point I would have been on threads like this dismissing it as being unlikely 
