It's the only thing that makes sense to me anymore. Once our bodies pass on, all the thoughts and wave forms they generated have to go somewhere. The brain isn't holding those memories in the cells. People with brain damage and partial lobotomies often have full memories. We also know that brain cells regenerate. So even the brain cell has a life cycle. This provides even more evidence to the notion that consciousness is something much more involved than just some molecules and electrical impulses crossing a synapse.

Just like the "I Love Lucy" broadcasts are still traveling in space, each of our thoughts is traveling too. The sum of every thought and experience we have had exists somewhere (or everywhere) as long as one has the right wave encoding to read and interpret that data we broadcasted when we think and live. Collectively, those thoughts, feelings and experiences contain our wisdom and our soul.

It doesn't stretch my imagination to imagine that this field of energy can travel and find a new body to manipulate and live with.

otherwise, when we die, all those thoughts would somehow have to be erased and cancelled out. And nothing about death could do that to those waves. Cells can die, but the sum of all the experience and knowledge would travel on.

At least that's my take. The other day I had a vision of a spectral cat soaring into the sky. I was awake and this image just was suddenly in my head. The cat was my parents' cat. A day later my mom calls me and mentions that the cat had died the day before. Coincidence? Foreshadowing? I don't think so. All these signals are broadcast all the time. Physical mass to it's field counterparts is like the photon/wave nature of light. Even the cats and animals are broadcasting their lives - and deaths too.

I knew when my friend had gotten into a car accident and her friend had died. I felt the impact and was jolted by it as if I had experienced it. How could I know? The accident was miles away. But I did because those waves of consciousness reach out and reach us at the speed of light.

Anyways, I've rambled on too long as it is. But I'm glad you brought it up. Reincarnation is less popular than ever with many. Science never wants to look too closely at death or even consciousness. I don't know why. But to me, reincarnation is just like sending a text to another phone - a really long text. xD