What is required to prove reincarnation?

Maybe it was reincarnation, or maybe it was telepathic transmission? Or even something else?

It gets hard to know the difference, which is perhaps a reminder that without physical content as a point of reference, it is hard to know the difference between one pure consciousness and another.

I think the individual would have to feel the continuity somehow between lives, actually remember it. Then other people would have to have the same experience as a matter of normal existence. When everyone experiences continuity between lives, then everyone can accept the interpretation that we all reincarnate.

Just like we all accept the interpretation that the person who went to sleep yesterday is the same person who woke up this morning.

Hey Chris,

It was a great pleasure meeting you at Mokshananda's satsang last Sunday. Thanks for everything.

Also, I wanted to say that I'm lucky to have met many "realized" people in the last couple of weeks, and when I sit with them it is obvious and clear that this is me. And the truth is that they have absolutely no fear of death. And this isn't a conceptual thing. Death DOES NOT exist for them. And in truth, it doesn't exist for us. What they are saying is that we already are THAT. Point is, there isn't a question of reincarnation once the True Nature is realized or seen as already present as one's own Self. All thoughts that revolve around the "I" concept disappear and fall away and there is no more "Do I exist after death and reincarnate." 

If you really want to understand this in an epically in your face and undeniable way, I would suggest coming to meet John Wheeler Thursday nights in Santa Cruz, and also you can request a one on one consultation with him, where he will simply point out directly what we are talking about here in your own direct experience. For place and time, go to his site www.thenaturalstate.org

Again, thanks for being you.

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 Love,     Billy     everyoneisgoingconscious@gmail.com