Is It Possible To Remember Being Born?

Question

• I had a 10 pound baby and of course I was very sore. I was in the upstairs bathroom and the baby monitor was in the next room. And the baby downstairs with the receiving monitor downstairs with my Mom. In the bathroom which getting around or doing everyday "tasks" were very painful. Anyway I moaned and cried in pain which the downstairs monitor picked up. My daughter was sound asleep was startled awake and started screaming as told by my mother. I always wondered if she was having a flashback to the time of her birth (a difficult one at that). What do you think?

  Colleem, Picton, Canada

• I have always found myself different, weird and abstract from others...I remember not only being born but conception! I know it sounds crazy. I did have a brief conversation with a soul mate in a place that seemed to be heaven. I even promised him that I would wait for him. I was told by some authority that I had to "Go Back". I know there is a lesson here. I remember picking my father, mother, sisters and brothers. During the process I was encased in the egg during fertilization. I grew within my mothers womb; resembling the universe. To many people this sounds pretty insane I know. With such vivid memories and telling my mother at the age of 2 that I " Picked Her". Was obviously scary! The reason I know that my life is what I decided is everything I was told before coming here happened. My mother died of cancer...Unfortunately I knew she would. I still have these weird abilities that make me ponder. No, I am not dealing with life through a dream or making believe I am special. I have been evaluated and I am not mentally insane:) I don't do drugs or drink. I just want to know is there anyone else that has experienced this? Let me know!

  Jo-Bean, Denver US

• I don't remember being born but I do remember when I was in my cot (around 6 months old?), and having a dream that there was water around my cot, and I must have screamed. I remember trying to tell my parents what I had seen by pointing to the floor. I don't think they understood, but they responded with there's nothing there. I remember my parents also taking me to bed with them, but they put me back because they were annoyed by my screaming all night. I remember feeling afraid of sleeping alone again that night but remember having a more pleasant dream about being in a ocean full a fish.. I really can't explain this dream. As for being born, I don't think the idea should be swept under the carpet, I do believe people could remember birth, but myself, I didn't.

  Stephen, Liverpool UK

• I believe people can remember if they are blind folded with ear plugs to hear ones own heart and lay in a tank full of warm water. I think that is probably the closest thing to remember being in the womb. Hears a philosphical thing the human race is young I mean overall its age in the cosmos is that of a newly formed embryo and the earth is mankind's womb. Just think about it for a second people mention things like mother nature and there are statues of a green woman (pregnant) whos belly is the earth. Humanity has a long way to go for enlightenment and such.

  Casey, Portland U.S.A

• I am very consoled today by all these testimonies.I have tried to tell people about remembering being born let alone my time in the womb.But they think am crazy,but i always believed there was an answer..So today,i searched the net to see if there were people with the same experience,i must say am impressed!!! In the womb i felt i was confined in place,hearing my mums voice and siblings playing around,i felt the urge to join them but couldn't.My surrounding was all red possibly from the sun rays through my mum's tummy.I could hear music playing in the background. At birth,i vaguely remember a lady with a nurse's attire carrying me,then i remember seeing my mum laying on a hospital bed looking weak,i recall seeing light and a feeling of becoming aware of my existence.All these memories are very clear to me and believe it or not nobody can take them away from me.I am now 33years old. Around 6 years ago there was a dramatic experience,my sister in law gave birth to a son in the same hospital.I went to see her at the hospital,somehow a strange feeling came over me that i had been in this very spot before.I reached for my phone and called mum,i asked her if she remembers the ward and bed she was when she gave birth to me,she said ward 6 bed 8 guess what????I was standing at the exact spot...I cried as i shared this with her she was totally freaked out!!!I have shared this strange part of me with my family,my husband...I think am really special!!!How is this possible???What a coincidence???Is this beyond science?What is it??

  Brenda, Kampala Uganda

• Indeed, I remember, my Father is a medicine man of Dene, First Nations, Canadian North American Indians. My first memories were that of my birth mothers intestines, I always seen this when I was up to age 5. I also remember my brain being formed and my teeth coming in. The pain was unbearable. This is a memory not a dream. I also remember in the crib laying with no pillow and then to my amazement a pillow is set under my head. I have also memories of past life and the afterlife but that is different experience. To all those who have this memory, we are special and alive.

  B.L.R, Toronto Canada

• cool Brenda! I wish I would have an experience like that. What was the yellow room? Did you see it on your return visit? I'm interested in the realizing your existance thing, cool!! What was it like? I don't remember being born, but I remember being at Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico, USA when I was 1.5 years old. The memory is a vision of me trying to put my finger in the water behind the rail down in the caves. My mother confirmed it and told me she was thankful i was on a tether/leesh, so she could pull me back. I've searched for more memories of that time, but haven't found anything yet. I've yet to try hypnotism, but I'm mostly convinced that maybe that could find something. I'll let ya know!

  Matt, Long Beach USA

• Yes. It is possible to remember the birth. I know that because I remember and those are the first things I remember in my life: I remember being thirsty. My mouth very dry. I remember shouting and getting calm as they came and treat me, then shouting again until sleep. And there are more couples of details.

  Rodrigo, Cacapava Brazil