there is no scientific evidence to support the existence of past lives or the ability to recall them with clarity. The concept of past lives is often associated with beliefs in reincarnation, which is a spiritual or religious belief that a soul or consciousness can be reborn into a new body after death.
While many cultures and belief systems around the world hold beliefs in reincarnation, these are generally considered matters of faith rather than scientifically verifiable facts. Claims of past life memories, known as past life regression, are often based on anecdotal accounts or subjective experiences, which are not considered reliable evidence in the scientific community.
Researchers have explored various explanations for past life memories, including psychological factors such as false memories, confabulation, or the influence of cultural beliefs. However, no empirical evidence has been found to substantiate the existence of past life recall.
As scientific understanding evolves and new research emerges, our understanding of consciousness and memory may change. Still, at present, the concept of recalling past lives with the same clarity as our present life remains unproven and falls outside the scope of mainstream science.