Reincarnation

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One afternoon, I woke up from a nap and ran to a street in front of my house, sad on the side of the street and said to myself that this is not my era, I should not live in this age, I should have lived in England, in the Edwardian or Victorian ages. I was so scared of my own feeling I sat there for a few minutes despite of people stares. I was raised as a Catholic. You may all know that Catholic does not believe in reincarnation. Once a person dies, the soul will go to a place between heaven and hell, before it was decided that the soul is eligible to enter heaven. I apologize if I am wrong, but that was what's been told to me since I was a child. Later on, I tried to find out about Edwardian and Victorian ages. I want to know how they lived, how they thought, what kind of clothes they wore, what occupations were available back then, what made them popular, and so on. The more I know the more I attracted to this eras. I began to believe in reincarnation. The fast is many people felt dejavu in their life. I knew a lady back then who could tell where we lived and what we did before in our previous life by knowing our full name and birth date. I was said as living in New Zealand, a teacher and I was a woman. This is interesting as a girl friend of mine was a man in her previous life. A year ago, my boss from Australia gave me a book called: "May Lives, Many Masters" by Dr. Brian Weiss. After reading this book, I have no doubt that there were lives before this life and there will be lives after this life. It's kind of easing our fear of death and leaving everything behind.