According to Wikipedia, "reincarnation is the philosophical or religious belief that the non-physical essence of a living being starts a new life in a different physical form or body after biological death. It is also called rebirth or transmigration."

In Yoruba language, the concept is known as átùnwá, while a person that died in a place and is seen in another place/destination is called ákùdáyá.

The concept of reincarnation is present in almost all religions in the world.

Have you personally interacted or lived with a reincarnated person (ákùdáyá)?

Since this is a faceless forum, I believe we can freely discuss this issue here at least for pedagogical or research purpose and enlighten other members.

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gensteejay:
According to Wikipedia, "reincarnation is the philosophical or religious belief that the non-physical essence of a living being starts a new life in a different physical form or body after biological death. It is also called rebirth or transmigration."

In Yoruba language, the concept is known as átùnwá, while a person that died in a place and is seen in another place/destination is called ákùdáyá.

The concept of reincarnation is present in almost all religions in the world.

Have you personally interacted or lived with a reincarnated person (ákùdáyá)?

Since this is a faceless forum, I believe we can freely discuss this issue here at least for pedagogical or research purpose and enlighten other members.

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There are lots of akudaya stories narrated both online and offline, and I have personally heard of many of such but I haven't personally interacted with this kind of reincarnated people.

However, that doesn't mean such people don't exist since most can't really say definitely what happens after death other than what they're told in religious books.

Also, the scientific understanding of things like death, soul (consciousness) is not that deep.

When people share their experiences about this kind of mysterious phenomena, scientists can research deeper into them and determine their veracity.

This kind of understanding can help make our world a better and safer place for humanity.

gensteejay:
According to Wikipedia, "reincarnation is the philosophical or religious belief that the non-physical essence of a living being starts a new life in a different physical form or body after biological death. It is also called rebirth or transmigration."

In Yoruba language, the concept is known as átùnwá, while a person that died in a place and is seen in another place/destination is called ákùdáyá.

The concept of reincarnation is present in almost all religions in the world.

Have you personally interacted or lived with a reincarnated person (ákùdáyá)?

Since this is a faceless forum, I believe we can freely discuss this issue here at least for pedagogical or research purpose and enlighten other members.

Do you care to learn from what an ancient book called "Bible" has to say on this?

I've studied it thoroughly and discovered some points that's informative!

Maximus69:


Do you care to learn from what an ancient book called "Bible" has to say on this?

I've studied it thoroughly and discovered some points that's informative!

I have also studied the Bible, and it is part of my book collections.

Please, don't derail the thread.

gensteejay:

I have also studied the Bible, and it is part of my book collections.

Please, don't derail the thread.

What did you learn from the bible about reincarnation?

Wakeupchristian:

What did you learn from the bible about reincarnation?

Read the title of this thread again.

Have you personally interacted or lived with a reincarnated person (ákùdáyá)?

gensteejay:

I have also studied the Bible, and it is part of my book collections.

Please, don't derail the thread.

Well then is there anything at stake when someone calls your attention to texts in the same book that might have escaped your notice?

Please i've met many people who will just say "i've studied the Bible" but can't tell how many books, chapters or verses made up the Bible!

For your information, the secret behind what you're asking is in the Bible but if nobody calls your attention to it you can never notice it!

Maximus69:


Well then is there anything at stake when someone calls your attention to texts in the same book that might have escaped your notice?

Please i've met many people who will just say "i've studied the Bible" but can't tell how many books, chapters or verses made up the Bible!

For your information, the secret behind what you're asking is in the Bible but if nobody calls your attention to it you can never notice it!

Don't derail this thread with your Bible teachings oga. Open your own thread and spread your JW gospel there.

gensteejay:

Don't derail this thread with your Bible teachings oga. Open your own thread and spread your JW gospel there.

OK Sir!

There is no wahala, you asked a question, if you've decided to bar some comments, you can continue, but be rest assured that this is social media where everyone is free to comment!

Wakeupchristian:

What did you learn from the bible about reincarnation?

There is nothing like àkúdàáyà ~ living dead in the Bible, neither is there any indication of reincarnation.

But the Bible surely gave us a clue as to what led to the occurrence of such cases.

At Genesis 6, we read of angels (sons of God) who had sexual relations with female humans, afterwards the ladies got pregnant and bore gigantic hoodlums who caused so much troubles everywhere, this led to the destruction of the world through a global deluge.
All living Creature on dry land died during that flood but what about the angels who materialised into humans?
They dropped their materialised bodies and went back to heaven as spirits but God deprived them that chance of mixing up with his remaining loyal spirit sons {1Peter 3:19-20; 2Peter 2:4-5; Jude 6} so they became fugitives moving to and fro earth and heaven restlessly with Satan! Job 1:6-7

They can't use that trick anymore so they now need to photocopy the likeness of someone who had lived before, so when anyone dies this spirit beings put on the form of the dead person to promote the lie Satan told Eve in the garden of Eden "if you disobey God, you will not REALLY die" {Genesis 3:4} they started working with Satan as their leader {Revelations 12:7} they even tried doing so with the body of God's servants like Moses but Michael intercepted that! Jude 9

Of course they all came as males according to the Bible, that's why it's rare to hear of [b[àkúdàáyà[/b] that's female!

Maximus69:

They can't use that trick anymore so they now need to photocopy the likeness of someone who had lived before, so when anyone dies this spirit beings put on the form of the dead person to promote the lie Satan told Eve in the garden of Eden "if you disobey God, you will not REALLY die" {Genesis 3:4} they started working with Satan as their leader {Revelations 12:7} they even tried doing so with the body of God's servants like Moses but Michael intercepted that! Jude 9

Of course they all came as males according to the Bible, that's why it's rare to hear of [b[àkúdàáyà[/b] that's female!

When the Bible tells you Jesus is still coming back, you don't know that's reincarnation those that wrote the book are talking about.

gensteejay:

When the Bible tells you Jesus is still coming back, you don't know that's reincarnation those that wrote the book are talking about.

You said you don't want to hear anything biblical so try to abandon my comment for those who doesn't detest what the Bible say!

Maximus69:


You said you don't want to hear anything biblical so try to abandon my comment for those who doesn't detest what the Bible say!

Central theme of this thread: Have you personally interacted or lived with a reincarnated person (ákùdáyá)?

Waiting for people with first-hand experience on the topic.

gensteejay:

Central theme of this thread: Have you personally interacted or lived with a reincarnated person (ákùdáyá)?
Waiting for people with first-hand experience on the topic.

You love fables and fairytales yet when faced with facts you'll say because you haven't seen what the Bible is talking about.

What do you stand to gain from such unwarranted stories?

Jesus was a mighty spirit person according to the book and he will remain invisible forever, even his followers on earth can never see him again because he has returned to the spirit realms. His coming will only be noticed when he destroy all unbelievers sparing only Jehovah's Witnesses on this planet as he promised.

Now he's working with us invisibly as he is separating honest hearted and sincere people for everlasting life and making sure they're trained and prepared to be ushered into the new system.

We are feeling his invisible presence today in the work we are doing globally that seems so impossible to his first century followers!

One of this days we will just wake up and all unbelievers will be gone for good, then we can start renovating the earth and making it a Paradise the way our God planned from the beginning!

Maximus69:


You love fables and fairytales yet when faced with facts you'll say because you haven't seen what the Bible is talking about.

What do you stand to gain from such unwarranted stories?

Jesus was a mighty spirit person according to the book and he will remain invisible forever, even his followers on earth can never see him again because he has returned to the spirit realms. His coming will only be noticed when he destroy all unbelievers sparing only Jehovah's Witnesses on this planet as he promised.

Now he's working with us invisibly as he is separating honest hearted and sincere people for everlasting life and making sure they're trained and prepared to be ushered into the new system.

We are feeling his invisible presence today in the work we are doing globally that seems so impossible to his first century followers!

One of this days we will just wake up and all unbelievers will be gone for good, then we can start renovating the earth and making it Paradise the way our God planned from the beginning!

Regurgitating the same old tales with errors and inconsistencies.

Will ignore trolls like you.

Have you personally interacted or lived with a reincarnated person (ákùdáyá)?

gensteejay:

Regurgitating the same old tales with errors and inconsistencies.

Will ignore trolls like you.

Have you personally interacted or lived with a reincarnated person (ákùdáyá)?

Keep waiting for your cohorts who love arguing on fables without anything tangible to gain!

There isn't even the slightest of things one can use as evidence, talk more of a strong evidence.
Most of the stroies you'll hear are third party stories. My neighbors uncle said, my grandmother said, my father's elder brother in the village said, my friend's sister's boyfriend's mother said. That's all you'll ever hear. It's always someone that said.
And besides, you cannot use mere stories from faceless people to validate a claim. Unless you just want to hear lies and feed your curiosity.

Here is a very interesting phenomena.

The notion here is said that amongst us who have been blessed to return in order to complete a given task, by way of virtue or simply due to super natural selection.

Perhaps, most of us have a similar kind of inexplicable phenomena in some form or the other, as the most popular is said to occur within our relative continuum.


Within the particular context, eventhough the easily detectable form has it that the phenomena occurs at birth (super natural selection), its said that the particular concept occurs somewhat instantaneously born again, simply to continue our righteous, virtueous lives from the point of 'interuption'; for reasons stated earlier.

Perhaps the main point of the phomenon of Akudaya is that we MUST seek to live righteously, virtueously.

kingxsamz:
There isn't even the slightest of things one can use as evidence, talk more of a strong evidence.
Most of the stroies you'll hear are third party stories. My neighbors uncle said, my grandmother said, my father's elder brother in the village said, my friend's sister's boyfriend's mother said. That's all you'll ever hear. It's always someone that said.
And besides, you cannot use mere stories from faceless people to validate a claim. Unless you just want to hear lies and feed your curiosity.

The concept of Akudaya isnt simply based on mere stories, that's where you're wrong.

There are morals and ethics to learn here.

Amujale:


The concept of Akudaya isnt simply based on mere stories, that's where you're wrong.

There are morals and ethics to learn here.

No one is talking about that here.
It's a thing of whether the stories are true or just fables.

kingxsamz:


No one is talking about that here.
It's a thing of whether the stories are true or just fables.

It's a concept within our history, hence, it has to be worth something here.

Simply, stating that its based on stories doesnt cut it. It based on our stories.

Perhaps you didnt get the memo.

Its pretty simple, we MUST bin all these foreign extremist religions and focus our concentration on African history.

kingxsamz:
No one is talking about that here. It's a thing of whether the stories are true or just fables.

Furthermore

Amujale:
Perhaps the main point of the phomenon of Akudaya is that we MUST seek to live righteously, virtueously.

Even if akudayas exist, will they want to be discovered by humans? The point is, why would a dead man want to be hanging around the living in other places where they're not known at all?

They could have some unfinished business to do on earth before their soul transitions to another realm. If an akudaya is discovered by people before he achieves his aim for hanging around, then his life mission remains incomplete.

You can't simply rule out some phenomena as fables without enough life experiences since you can't say with certainty what happens after death.

Personally, I'm doing some investigation on this issue and planning to meet up with families of people that claim to know kids or wives of akudayas (if I can find them).

The main issue is, people will be very reluctant to divulge such secrets to avoid being stigmatized in society. Nobody likes to be called iyawo akudaya or omo akudaya (akudaya's wife or kid).

This kind of stigmatization stifles scientific research about this phenomenon. Nevertheless, I'll keep looking for people with first-hand experience.

If akudayas live among us, I see no reason to fear them unless the scared individual(s) has some skeleton in their cupboard.