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Aired (April 6, 2025): GINANG MULA LAGUNA, KAMUKHA RAW ANG ISANG BABAE SA LUMANG LITRATO NA KUHA NOON PANG 1875?! KASO BA ITO NG REINCARNATION?!    PAALALA: Maging disente sa mga komento   Isang babae, may nakita sa Facebook na larawan ng isang babae na tila mula pa noong panahon ng mga Kastila.   Pero ang mas nagpatindig daw ng kanyang balahibo, kamukhang-kamukha raw niya kasi ito!   May ilang detalye rin sa caption ng larawan na tila nangyari raw sa kanya.  Ang kanya tuloy hinala, hindi kaya ang babae noong panahon ng Kastila, na-reincarnate o nabuhay raw muli sa kanyang katawan?!   Ano nga ba ang pagkakakilanlan ng babae sa larawan? Isa nga ba itong kaso ng reincarnation?   #KMJS       "Kapuso Mo, Jessica Soho" (One at Heart, Jessica Soho) is the Philippines' top-rating news magazine program, hosted by one of the most-awarded broadcast journalists in the country, Jessica Soho. It features human interest stories, food, news personalities, travel, trends and pop culture.'KMJS' airs every Sunday, 8:15 PM on GMA Network. Subscribe to youtube.com/gmapublicaffairs for our full episodes. #KMJS

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00:00The soul of Catherine almost disappeared when she saw a picture on Facebook.

00:10It's a picture of a woman who looks like she's from the past of the Spaniards.

00:16But what's more shocking is that her face doesn't look like her face.

00:23It's because of the shape of my eyes, my face, and my mouth.

00:28But Catherine's face in this picture is different.

00:32She believes that the woman in the picture is possibly her.

00:39Based on the caption, it says 1875.

00:43Isn't the woman from the past of the Spaniards reincarnated or revived in her body?

00:52Her story has a connection with me.

00:55Are the cases of reincarnation really true?

01:05Catherine is 45 years old.

01:08She currently lives here in Binan, Laguna.

01:11When she was young, there are things that she can't explain.

01:15There's something missing in me that I'm waiting for that I don't know what I'm waiting for.

01:20She often transports her dreams to the past.

01:25And she always brings it to an old house.

01:31There's a big house in the past.

01:34I was wondering why I feel like I'm living there.

01:40But the elderly don't believe me when they say that it's my imagination.

01:45Until recently, she saw a picture of a woman on Facebook.

01:50She said that she looks like a flower.

01:55It's the shape of my eyes, my face, and my mouth.

02:00This is the first time that I have a face in a picture that happened to me.

02:05And she got more confused when she found out the story behind the old picture.

02:12In the caption of the picture titled, Forever Waiting,

02:17there's a woman named Rosario who lived near the sea in 1875.

02:24She was married to a soldier named Daniel who fought in the war.

02:29He had kissed her goodbye under the old acacia tree, whispering promises of his return.

02:36But he made a promise when Daniel died in the war.

02:50Rosario waited for the return of her lover until her last breath.

02:56All of those things connect to me.

02:59I feel like someone is waiting for me.

03:02These details made Catherine even more convinced

03:07that Rosario might be reincarnated after her death.

03:14That's when I got the idea that there's a connection to those past lives.

03:20What is the relationship of a woman in the picture?

03:24Maybe there's an unfinished business in my soul.

03:27Is this a case of reincarnation?

03:31To help Catherine understand the meaning of her dreams,

03:37we accompanied her to a parapsychologist.

03:41Hello, drop in in.

03:53Are you Rosario?

03:55Yes.

04:00Do you feel like you were alive before?

04:03Let's look back at the past and the present.

04:12A woman from Laguna.

04:14It's said that a woman looks like a bride in the old picture,

04:17even though it was taken back in the 1800s.

04:21The shape of her face, eyes, and mouth are different.

04:26Is Catherine's reincarnation not in the picture?

04:32Especially based on the Facebook post,

04:34there's something happening in the life of a woman

04:37that she can relate to.

04:39Or is it happening to her already?

04:41I feel like someone is waiting for me.

04:44I can't kiss her goodbye under the Odagasa tree.

04:47The spring promises of his return.

04:49My colleagues at work told me that

04:52we might have a real face like that in the past.

04:57Reincarnation is a cycle of rebirth.

05:01For the Hindus and for the Buddhists,

05:04you enter a cycle of rebirth.

05:07Reincarnation is a spiritual journey.

05:11According to Catherine's research,

05:13there's a way to confirm if Rosario reincarnated in her body

05:20through the so-called life regression therapy.

05:24I got interested in that to have closure.

05:28Our program investigated and according to our research,

05:33the picture was taken by the British photographer Albert Honis

05:37in the very first photo studio here in the Philippines,

05:41in Escolta, in Manila.

05:44I think it was taken between 1860s to 1874.

05:49The picture of the woman was also posted on a Spanish antique collection website

05:55based in Malaga, Spain.

05:57But there's no information that can prove the identity of the woman in the picture.

06:04Meanwhile, to clarify to Catherine if her dreams are real,

06:10we accompanied her to a parapsychologist.

06:14Just close your eyes. Okay, just relax.

06:17Now, I want you to focus to travel.

06:20Tell me.

06:22I can see a portal.

06:28Just relax.

06:31Just relax.

06:34It's a portal.

06:36You can't even breathe. What are you doing?

06:39I can't see.

06:43Are you Rosario?

06:51I can't see the darkness.

06:54What happened to your real life?

06:57I feel like I'm going to die.

07:03It's also a branch of hypnotherapy.

07:06What she does is,

07:08she gradually brings together our wired thoughts.

07:13In what happened earlier,

07:16let's say 5% of us have a past life resemblance.

07:20There's a connection.

07:21It's like she's looking for her body.

07:23I was enlightened that I should fight for it

07:26so that the past won't happen again.

07:28Our team was also inspired to post the picture.

07:33The story, Forever Waiting, is my own work,

07:35taken from my source.

07:37It was only a story I imagined and wrote.

07:40I said, let's do it.

07:42But why is it like that?

07:43The story she made has a connection to me.

07:47We have two concepts that can be linked there.

07:49The so-called Pareidolia and Confirmation Bias.

07:52Pareidolia is our natural tendency

07:55to look for familiar patterns,

07:58like a face.

07:59So wherever the old pictures are,

08:02our brains automatically look for these patterns.

08:05Confirmation Bias is when you have an idea

08:08or you seek evidence

08:10to prove what you want,

08:13your existing beliefs,

08:14expectations,

08:15and what you took.

08:18We can't avoid people's words

08:21because we have different beliefs.

08:23They can't feel it.

08:25I'm the only one who can encounter it.

08:27Whether reincarnation is true or not,

08:30our present life,

08:32let's give it a deeper meaning

08:35so that our journey to the above world

08:38will be more meaningful.

08:46Kapuso,

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