Can you recall at least one language that you were using in your past lives?
I taught my friend Dianetics auditing because he wanted to use it for the past life recall (he is not a Scientologist). He pushed, so to speak, his mother into the past life, and all of sudden she begun talking German. The problem is that she learned German in high school in this life, so I do not know what to make of this incident.
Dang, you ask hard questions.
That's mean.
I don't like you.
Just kidding.
First off, I don't know if there really are past lives. I just like the idea, so I entertain the idea. And I credit memories of them because it makes me happy and gives my life meaning. Sort of like a Christian believing that Jesus will take them up to Heaven where they will live in eternal bliss. Might not be true, but, hey, sure makes life easier to bear.
If there are past lives, then there will be future lives.
I like that idea.
So, please, please, please let me keep it.
As for language and past lives, a guy named Mark Waterbury did word cleaning on me--whatever that session word clearing was called. We ran across all sorts of foreign words from those past lives. He had bunches of foreign dictionaries. So, we had the resources to look the words up. And those words (which I did not know from this life) cleared up with the expected meanings relevant to the memories. One was a German slang for "flatten like a pancake," which some pilot was talking about before he got on the plane for a bombing run.
If those terms were not real and the memories were not real, it sure was coincidental that I had the sounds for words in those languages which corresponded exactly to the circumstances.
As for remembering an entire language, we have had foreign exchange students stay with us for 11 months. Oddly, when they immerse themselves in English, they begin to think in English. By the end of their stay, some are losing their native language--if they haven't been using it. It's kind of embarrassing for them, talking to their parents and not remembering native words for things they are familiar with.
I have a minor in French. Back in college, I could converse and write in the language without much trouble. I could watch a French movie and correct the subtitles. Today, I have trouble making a single sentence. And because my ears have deteriorated, I can't understand spoken French well in movies.
So, I don't know that language is a convincing "gotcha" to gainsay past lives. Maybe it is. Maybe it isn't.
You might watch:
http://www.victorzammit.com/evidence/childrenwhorememberpastlives.htm
It's kind of impressive how children can sometimes remember a past life in such detail.
But, those memories fade rather quickly--usually by age six or seven. Just why they fade, who knows. How can you study it scientifically?
Just as how can you scientifically study God? Or the soul?
But, if you want me to change my mind because logically I cannot speak a foreign language by remembering a past life, then by golly, I'm willing to change my mind. Just to be sociable. Just to prove I can.
Let me see. mumble, mumble, mumble.
There! I've done it. I'm convinced that past lives do not exist because I can't fluently speak any of the languages (including English) from past lives.
Maybe you can help me out with lottery tickets too. I buy them now and then, knowing I won't win, but feeling so good just imagining how much fun it would be to hit the jackpot and contribute that money to people in need. I mean, I know I'm not really going to win, but it feels so good, so fun.
Damn it. There I go thinking how much fun it will be to live again!
Dang, you ask hard questions.