MUSKOGEE, Oklahoma – A 10-year-old boy from Oklahoma shared his account of his alleged previous life in incredible accuracy, which has now led many to reconsider their disapproval about the concept of reincarnation, as reported by Mirror UK.
Appearing in the Today show, Ryan Hammons, with his mother, shared about his past, and the strange accurate details and knowledge about the “Hollywood extra-turned agent” he believes he was in a previous life.
“One night he said, ‘Mom, I have something to tell you, I used to be someone else,’” Cyndi Hammons, Ryan’s mother shared on the show.
“I grew up in a Baptist church, that’s not something we grew up to believe in,” Mrs. Hammons added.
Initially, the memories are very intriguing and Ryan cannot remember his name from his previous life.
“Then, we found the photo and it changed everything,” narrated Cyndi.
The photo Cyndi mentioned was from the making of “Night After Night,” Mae West’s first movie. The man he pointed in the photograph didn’t have a single line in the film. However, after research, they found out that the man’s name was Marty Martyn.
After discovering Martyn, there was a real person to compare Ryan’s memories with. Reports said that he has correctly recalled 55 different details of Martyn’s life.
Some of the details Ryan shared include about his two sisters, trips to Paris, five wives and living on a street with the name Rock in it. He also shared about how much he missed an orange soda called “True-ade.”
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Meanwhile, Dr. Jim Tucker, child psychiatrist of the University of Virginia, who documents cases of children remembering their past lives, says Ryan’s is one of the most powerful so far.
“This information wasn’t on the Internet,” Tucker said, saying that after investigating what Ryan said, all of it turned out to be correct.
Martyn had a liking for orange soda, he also lived on Roxbury Drive in Beverly Hills, had two sisters and indeed spent time in Paris, with his fifth wife.
“He said he didn’t see why God would let you get to be 61 then make you come back as a baby,” Tucker said, noting that the death certificate states Martyn died at 59. The psychiatrist added that although a close approximate, it seemed at first that Ryan was wrong about a very important detail.
“Since then, I’ve gotten information that the death certificate was incorrect, which would have made Marty Martyn 61 when he died. Ryan was right all along,” the psychiatrist explained.
Ryan said his past life still feels real to him, but as time goes on “it’s kind of fading.”
Reincarnation is a religious and philosophical concept that the soul or spirit can begin a new life in a new body, after biological death. This doctrine is a central tenet of the Indian religions and is found in many tribal societies around the world, in places such as Siberia, West Africa, North America, and Australia.
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