Since there is no evidence of reincarnation at all (nobody remembers their past life, or at least not completely or clearly in any sense), I don't believe in it. It seems like a neat idea, but I think that once you're dead, you're dead. That's all we can really know. The rest is complete speculation.

Annette : Well, there are cases where children remember huge holly books, without ever have even saw it.  And also some child who got dreams and all that but all that was concerning his past life...while other people remember exact names and places of some people they never met...How do you explain all this? There must be some thing.....  [published in newspapers around the world]

I believe in reincarnation in a certain sense. A person dies and their body returns to the earth. It is broken down and used by the land and her creatures. The person may be dead but the body serves a new purpose by allowing other life to flourish. That is reincarnation to me.

Reincarnation is something I believe as well, when one dies, you become one with the earth, then you become part of more life. Its basically what NotJon said

I not only see reincarnation as being possible, but I find it quite likely. It just seems to make sense to me; just like it makes sense that electricity goes to the ground. I could think of a few scenarios of reincarnation, also. The metaphysical one in which some sub life-form that's using the three-dimensional body as a host leaves and finds another host when the body dies, and the physical one in which the big bang just keeps repeatedly happening. (IE, matter is distributed, collapses, and the same matter is redistributed again. It's like rolling an incomprehensibly large number of dice forever. The likelihood of hitting the same or even a very similar scenario twice (for instance, all of history as we know it happening again or happening again with minor differences) may seem low given the number of dice, but when forever is taken into account it radically changes the game.

On another note...

billythekidmonster :  I am a Christian I believe we go to heaven, that is if you are a Christian and if you are not. Sorry your kind of screwed. 

So you don't believe that God makes exceptions? What if you were not raised Christian but you've never committed a sin and you have done plenty of good for others in your life?

Dekker Avesque : Bible puts it pretty clear. If you do not believe in Jesus then you will not go to heaven. I believe that to be true. Now if you do not believe it to be true then you will not go...

That is what is taught and that is what is right.

I that once you die you go to heaven ,hell ,and mabye for alittle while limbo while your are waiting to go to heaven
but I also think that sometimes there may be reincarnation though, if you get killed and you haven`t completed your lifes purpose you will get another shot

billythekidmonster : Man, that sucks. I'd hate to believe in a God who would punish someone for doing absolutely nothing wrong just because they weren't exposed to the right religious texts.

I never really got the idea, but I think there is a heaven and hell, and a "Limbo" state.

Yeah, I believe in it. Good souls get another life (to me)

For all we know, one of us is the old George Washington in another body.

Galacta : Hey man do you really think this way.....? Can you elaborate more please.

Dekker Avesque : first of all sinning is human nature second of all you are born with sin

seanne : I believe good souls get to live again. That's all there is.

I am, very strongly, a believer in reincarnation. I believe my most recent past lives, and the balance of them on the whole, weren't human. I feel I've been around for a while, but then I don't think that's an uncommon thing at all.

My spiritual beliefs drifted from agnostic to new-age to Neo-Pagan to Buddhist, and my path shows hints of all of these things. Parallels amuse me; all these things influence me now, the totality of my past lives influence me now, and yet none of them are any reasonable definition for my present.

I believe incarnation is mostly optional. Thus, I do think it's true that most souls incarnate have something to learn- what would the point be, otherwise? Physical existence is a lot less free than astral existence, and restrictions suck- but they also breed the greatest creativity, for nowhere do you find such dedication in purpose as a person trying to figure out a way to break the rules.

For people who would prefer a heaven or hell, well, there has to be a somewhere to experience between incarnations. To a certain degree, you get what you expect; if you've chosen to follow a particular deity, perhaps you'll have a representative to guide you there after death. Some people choose not to go very far for a while, though; one of my acquaintances died in a car wreck last month, and it seems pretty clear to many of us that he's been doing his best to express that other than being dead, he's doing reasonably well. He's in no hurry, so it seems he's waiting around to stay by those he cares about. I respect that, and have similar plans, although I clearly hope it won't come to pass especially soon.

I believe that there is no solid, scientifically acceptable evidence in it. So, no.

tRIUNE :   Welll its your opinion......and is bias free....if  you feel that way......then its OK....It is acceptable.........views do vary and I accept that..

I believe that we are dead when we are dead no do overs, you either go to heaven or hell, if you don't believe your spirit stays on earth, that's all.

Kistaro : Good post.

Yeah reincarnation does exist.We long for many things in our life some has achieve it in one go while others is still seeking for it .As for some who don't have no belief mostly likely have to be  reborn and learn  from religion   in order to go heaven.But I heard that reincarnation is a sin since I'm a christian.But I don't want to go to hell and suffer for it.I'm willing to be pure good while I'm living or else I have to go through  all  of this   for  the thousands time.*Hid in the dark.*