My Late Husband is my new grand child.

No...

My grandma......they committed her when I was 2.

A most intriging thesis, imo.

This is not the first time I've heard this said. But since I don't 'believe' much of anything anymore, I would require more evidence as to even the possibility.

I just hope that your relationship with your late husband was fulfilling and maybe even fabulous. Otherwise, the child may suffer from some kind of preconceived perception.

May this grandchild 'shine'.

Well time will tell... we will see..

he had no kids that would produce a child to allow him to come in...

his mannerisms are the same....

The easiest thing in the world to replace is an idiot.

Funny you should post this,,,,,One of my grandauhters 2, seems like she is spiritually knowing
of my mom who went hm to be with God before baby was born.. I figure they met in heaven and my mom sent some love in her to me!

Could be who knows

When he gets a little older, test him Dali Lama style.

I don't know if you're familiar with the tradition but
when the Dali Lama dies, they wait a suitable time and
then look around for children who were born about the
right time. They place several items in front of the
kid, only one of which belonged to the previous Dali
Lama ( his favorite whatever ).

i think 3 and a half years is a bit quick, tbh.

isn't it supposed to be a few generations before you reincarnate?

I'm sorry but there is no reincarnation of souls. You die, you lose your soul. Nevertheless I am you and you are me. We are existing and have existed as everyone. You are cherry picking.

Sounds like somebody needs to go to the special home now.

Dont worry, some nice young men in white coats will help you with everything.

It is called genetic inheritance

Furthermore, there is no soul. It is just an imaginary thing thought up by the existentially terrified. Once dead you are completely gone.

Be thankful. What could be worse than a universe of immortals, getting more and more arrogant by the second?

Even when remarried and share no genetics? how does that work?

You are probably picking up on the things about him that are similiar to your late husband, and subconciously ignoring the things that are dissimiliar.

This thread has more to do about your human needs, than about your grandchild.

Do the kid a favor and let him live his own life, and discover his own heritage.

I have let him go... I am REMARRIED to a wonderful man...
NOTHING like my late husband.

It was just an OBSERVATION....

Smile.

Have sex with him, rekindle the flame.

I take you seriously. Family groups tend to stay together through various lifetimes.

I have the experience of the possibility of being my adopted mother's grandfather. I have many similarities as he, the most important is that I inadvertently purchased a home not knowing it was at one time my great aunt's and his favorite place to be. I no longer live in the house but I am having a terrible time selling it because I love it in a way that is not normal. I did not grow up there.

There are other similarities and things I can only call mystic experiences. One is that he was a grocer and there is nothing I like better in the world than grocery shopping, storing and arranging my cans and boxes, and keeping an inventory. I have not had a past life regression done, but it would be interesting.

I have read this scenario a couple of years ago, and it's pretty funny. But I gotta say, putting it in a country song (very fitting) adds a whole new layer of funny to it, which I am sure was completely unintended.