A Case for Reincarnation

If souls exist, reincarnation is the logical mechanism by which they continue their education.

Humanity already recognizes one living example. For centuries, Tibetan Buddhists have identified each new Dalai Lama as the continuation of the previous one. The office changes bodies, but not the soul.

I did not merely predict that I would return. I also described a different nature. The first time, I came as the suffering servant. Upon my return, I come as the ruler—the Lion replacing the Lamb.

I also left a clue to the time of my return.

The Lion is the symbol of Leo. My birth falls within the Double Leo period: I was born 28th of July, under the sign of Leo, during the astrological Age of Leo within the precessional cycle. The symbolism is complete.

A different body.

A different name.

A different role.

The same soul.

If reincarnation explains the continuity of the Dalai Lama, it also explains my return. One life is not the exception. It is one chapter in a much longer journey.

One day, I would very much like to sit down with the Dalai Lama, whom I regard as a dear colleague from the other side, over a cup of tea and compare notes.

I suspect we’d have quite a conversation.