A woman who claims she has been reincarnated twice has been recalling vivid memories of her past lives from as young as three-years-old, the Mirror reports. Swarnlata Mishra first shocked her parents as a toddler when they were travelling through Northern India, almost 100 miles from where she lived and she asked them to make a turn to 'my house'.
The stunned parents initially dismissed their daughter's strange comment but her so-called recollections grew more bizarre when she started speaking a language nobody in her family knew and carrying out dances not associated with their religion. Swarnlata who is now 74-years-old claims to have been a 40-year-old woman named Biya Pathak in her first life before she was reborn as Kamlesh Methi who died at the age of nine.
Her father decided to record her unexplained memories from her past lives and the incredible story of Swarnlata became known worldwide. H. N. Banerjee, an expert from the University of Rajasthan, heard about her recollections and began investigating where these memories may have come from.
