7-Year-Old Says He Is the CREATOR of 'Gone With the Wind' - The Ghost Inside My Child (S1) | LMN

Young Eric's family is desperately trying to discover how to help their son find closure after uncovering Eric's obsession with a believed Hollywood past life in this flashback clip from Season 1, Episode 2, "A Soldier & A Screenwriter."

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[BrotherAllisWell]

Officially the first kid in history whose nightmares STOPPED when he went to Hollywood.

[mikejohn]

In the mid 1950s, when I was about 8 yrs. old, my parents and I traveled to Gettysburg, Pa and we visited the battlefields.
We came to one (can't remember which one) and suddenly, I started crying for no apparent reason.
My mom and dad were loving folks and asked "What's the matter pal?"
I told them "I died here." I felt it. They dismissed it but I still remember knowing that reality of my time there.

[elisabethannwexler]

These caring parents of Eric did the right thing to help him make peace with his most recent past life. They supported him in understanding who he had been & also in moving on so Eric could live his present life.

[bluetai]

I’ve been telling people from a young age that I fully remember passing by an old red school in a carriage pulled by horses. To this day, every time I pass that spot, I can clearly see the schoolhouse in my mind.

In reality, there really was a red schoolhouse there. The road next to it is named after it and there is a plaque where it stood. However, it had burned down more than a century before I was born.

[LorraineCareyAuthor]

As a teacher, I can tell you I have come across children who were very old souls- not denying it. I do believe in reincarnation.

[susanalkus]

Thank you for believing Eric. This allows us to “see through the veil” once again. You are special parents who helped Eric and Sydney❤

[sandys.]

As children grow older they lose their innocence and the past life memories fade. I'm glad Eric found peace with his past life.

[SevenDPRIME]

Night terrors. My son suffered those for years. Every night he would wake us up and he would be screaming and crying. His eyes would be open but he couldn’t or wouldn’t communicate. This would last for up to two hours.
One day he and I and my wife sat down during the day to discuss it. He did not really remember the terrors or what caused them. I finally told him that we were going to create a ‘code word’ that was special to us and meant “you’re safe and your parents are watching over you.” So many, many times during the day I would tell him the word and ask him to tell me what it meant. The next time he had a terror, we let it progress for a a few minutes and then said, “Son, our code word is ____, do you remember what that means?” He became still. Then he sighed, closed his eyes, and relaxed into my wife’s arms. Instantly back to sleep. He had maybe two night terrors that week, and then the frequency dropped from almost nightly to once or twice a year. The code worked immediately every time.

[discoveryman]

Hopefully he can teach Hollywood how to write again!

[ashesdust]

I wish I paid more attention to my daughter when she was little. She would say "back when I was big" and "remember when we were big together and you weren't my mum" and when we'd go past an old church she would ask "can we go in there, know that place" but I never did 😒

[the-scorpio]

Amazing story‼️ However I’m not a child, I’m an adult. I am the U.S. immigrant and when I saw N.Y. city my first time I clearly understood I lived in N.Y. before. I did know who I was. It was like a very clear picture with many details. I didn’t need a map I was walking around N.Y. city very confidently. However I was never in U.S. before and I never learned anything specific about N.Y. city! But the same time I knew everything about N.Y. and I was so happy to see a downtown with all that tall buildings….again. It was a pretty amazing experience! Unexplainable but amazing!

[angelisa]

These are the best parents!! I am so glad they were so open minded and validated Eric’s feelings and memories!❤

[DonyaLane]

My friend told me about when her cousin had her second baby. One night, when the baby was in his crib, she heard her 3 year old daughter talking to her new baby brother. Her daughter was saying, "Could you remind what God looks like, because I'm starting to forget."

[signalfire]

I'm 69 years old and when I was 3 and 4, I had recurrent vivid dreams of lying in a Colonial-style rope (squeaky!) bed in a small log cabin as I went in and out of consciousness. My husband had gone hunting and not returned and I had gotten sick, probably from the water in the creek. I was heavily pregnant and the baby inside me died and then I died. The dreams were so vivid even now, all these years later, I can describe the log cabin and it's contents in detail. There was an old (old then!) flintlock hanging on the wall near the door and a horse with a rope bridle kept coming over to the open door and looking in on me. For YEARS I worried about that horse and what had happened to it. The inside of the cabin was very dark, no windows, and the only furniture besides the bed was a one plank wide table and rustic bench; there was a large walk-in fireplace, the fire had gone out and the room smelled of ashes. I didn't have the energy to get out of bed, make a fire or eat. After a few days went by, I just closed my eyes for the last time and died. I finally got to the point where I was afraid of going to sleep because the dreams were so vivid and frequent. I told my mother about them but barely had the words to describe what was happening. The dreams stopped when I started school but (and here's the kicker) I didn't have to learn to read - the first time I looked at a newspaper when I was about 2 or 3, I just asked 'what's that word' and immediately the entire page was clear to me. I started kindergarten, I found out much later, with the highest 'reading readiness score' of any of the ~100 kids in my school - because I could already read at about a 3rd grade level. I was reading at a high school level by 3rd grade. I feel I didn't need to learn, only to be reminded of it. There's a wonderful book about reincarnation called 'The Search for Omm Seti' that was a favorite of Jacqueline Kennedy when she worked at a publishing company. Everyone who is interested in reincarnation should read it.

[breezyvibe]

What great parents. They handled this perfectly. I was a theatre major and Sidney Howard was one of my favorite writers so seeing this was shocking. It made me cry.

[susanalkus]

What a beautiful story of how our energy never dies. Thank you for believing in your son.

[justineharper]

I wish they would make new episodes of this show. There’s so much evidence of children remembering past lives. I don’t know how people can not even entertain the idea

[lorrainecostanzo]

This lady is such an amazing mom, she tries so hard to help her son, well done mom xo

[thesongsofcharlielove]

I have read from multiple sources that most people forget their past lives by age three. There are not many people who have past life memories beyond that age. This select group of people who retain these memories can give us insight into this phenomenon.

[MariaPerez-hljs]

Margareth Mitchell, the author of Gone with the Wind died on August 11, 1949 when she was struck by a speeding car and died five days later. Sidney Howard wrote a number of screen plays for Hollywood among others Gone with the wind by Margareth Mitchell. He was born on June 26, 1891 ad died on August 23, 1939 crushed to death in a garage by his tractor.