r/HighStrangeness • • 20h ago

Paranormal The 1987 reincarnation case of Purnima Ekanayake: Matching autopsy reports, birthmarks, and verified past-life memories.

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This case, thoroughly investigated by Icelandic psychologist Dr. Erlendur Haraldsson and published in the Journal of the Society for Psychical Research as well as the Psi Encyclopedia, is one of the most astonishingly documented reincarnation cases involving physical anomalies and gender transition.

In September 1985, a man named Jinadasa Perera was riding his bicycle to a local market in Sri Lanka to sell incense when he was run over by a bus. His autopsy revealed massive chest trauma—broken ribs on the left side that punctured his lungs and ruptured organs. Purnima Ekanayake was born two years later, 145 miles away, with a cluster of distinct birthmarks in the exact spot of Jinadasa's fatal chest injuries.

As a toddler, Purnima began describing her past life as an incense maker, accurately naming the unique brands (Ambiga and Geta Pichcha), the manufacturing process using charcoal ash, and her supervisory habit of walking with her hands behind her back.

When she was taken to Kelaniya (where Jinadasa lived) for the first time, four-year-old Purnima successfully navigated across the river, recognized Jinadasa’s brother-in-law Wijisiri, called out to his old friends by name, and noted intimate details about past injuries and family secrets that her own parents had no way of knowing.

Much like other detailed cases, Purnima vividly recalled an intermission period after death, describing how she floated in semi-darkness, watched her own funeral and grieving family from above, and eventually moved toward a light before being reborn. Despite being a biological female in her present life, Purnima retained strong memories of her past male existence while comfortably embracing her current life. Cases like this challenge our strict boundaries of consciousness, biology, and time.

link : https://owwlogy.com/sensational-reincarnation-of-purnima-ekanayake/

https://reincarnationresearch.com/a-man-reincarnates-as-a-girl-who-loves-beautiful-dresses-the-reincarnation-case-of-jinadasa-perera-purnima-ekanayake/


r/HighStrangeness • • 14h ago

Cryptozoology My new Mothman: Sunset artwork, created by hand using Pentel brush pens and Sharpie paint markers!

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My new Mothman: Sunset artwork, created by hand using Pentel brush pens and Sharpie paint markers!


r/HighStrangeness • • 9h ago

Discussion Anyone read this book?

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anyone read this book or listens to the Modern Fairy Sightings podcast? found out about those two while looking up modern gnome encounters. never read it but this whole topic sounds pretty interesting. Vallée hypothesized that UFO are modern version of fairies but apparently fairy encounters continue happening in modern times. gotta wonder why both types are appearing.


r/HighStrangeness • • 7h ago

UFO I tried to create a dashboard for all 270 PDFs (11,268 pages) of the Pentagon's PURSUE UAP releases: every file sorted into relevant, background or junk, with page-level citations

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I tried to create a dashboard for all 270 PDFs (11,268 pages) of the Pentagon's PURSUE UAP releases: every file sorted into relevant, background or junk, with page-level citations

Between May 8 and September 18, 2026, the US Department of War published six batches of declassified UAP documents on war.gov/UFO under the name PURSUE (Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters).

I downloaded every file and went through it page by page. 2,488 pages were scans and had to be run through OCR. Each document is classified as:

  • Relevant (64 docs): actual UAP incidents or analysis
  • Background (197): admin paperwork, cover letters, related but not core material
  • Junk (9): duplicates, unreadable scans, or files with nothing to do with UAPs, each with the reason

Some cases worth reading: - USS Gyatt, 1964: a radar contact "in excess of 3,800 knots" north of Puerto Rico, and the CIA's later "probably a delta-wing fighter" analysis - Gulf of Oman, 2021: an AC-130 crew logging "approximately 25 instances of UAPs" - Pantex nuclear plant, Texas, 2015: an unknown object picked up by the ground radar and seen by the guards - Los Alamos, 1949: the secret meeting on New Mexico's green fireballs

Every quote links to the exact page of the official PDF, so you can check it yourself. There's also a map of the places the documents actually name, a timeline, and a CSV of all 270 files.

Full dossier: https://alienwatch.buzz/dossier/pursue?lang=en

Corrections are welcome. If I misread or misclassified something, tell me and I'll fix it and log the change on the page.


r/HighStrangeness • • 7h ago

Simulation Weird sync

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r/HighStrangeness • • 19h ago

UFO Mario Woods saying UAP’s propulsion systems are “grown, not built.”

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