Ancient Rome and Modern China: Religious Persecution and Plagues

Ancient Rome and Modern China: Religious Persecution and Plagues
(Minghui.org)

A seventeen-year-old girl with incurable cancer in her hip turned to hypnotherapy when nothing else helped. Her life was then traced back to a previous life in a noble family during the ancient Roman Empire.

Under the reign of Emperor Nero, Christians were ruthlessly persecuted, including being thrown into an arena to fight lions. The girl watched the fight for fun together with tens of thousands of people in the arena. She couldn't help laughing when a young Christian girl was torn apart by lions. Her enjoyment at the expense of another's life accrued karma for her, and the karma followed her through her reincarnation and caused the cancer and resulting pain that she was suffering in this lifetime.

This story was documented in Edgar Cayce’s Story Of Karma. Considered “the father of holistic medicine” by the Journal of the American Medical Association, Cayce studied over 1,000 people about the association between their wrongdoings in their previous life cycles and their suffering in this lifetime.
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