There are many children born with birthmarks on their bodies, however, although there are many studies related to birthmarks, they are still a big question for us.

1. Birthmarks from previous lives

Whether birthmarks reveal a person's past life or not is still a controversial issue. The story was recently revived when someone said that wherever they were injured in their previous life, they had a birthmark in that same location right from birth.

For example, people with birthmarks on their chest or head, places that are dangerous to their lives, may have been injured in this location in their previous life and died. Or besides that, birthmarks are also a way for relatives from previous lives to mark each other to easily find each other in future lives.

The field of genetics is still constantly searching for information but has not found a rule of formation, a specific reason to explain birthmarks, moles or more seriously, congenital malformations on the human body at birth.

Meanwhile, according to physiognomy, the location of birthmarks and moles on the skin is related to the owner's destiny. That is why people tell fortunes by birthmarks, some birthmarks or moles have bad predictions but some birthmarks or moles bring luck to the owner.

The biggest question that people wonder is why birthmarks appear in this place and not another place, this color and not another color. And those who believe in reincarnation have come up with their own explanation that it is because in their previous life they were physically impacted in this location, so it remains until they are reborn in this life.

When talking about the connection between birthmarks and past lives, people often mention the research of Dr. Ian Stevenson (1918 - 2007) - a doctor who spent most of his time researching the theory of reincarnation and trying to give an explanation and conclusion for this miraculous connection.

While many people do not believe in reincarnation, they think that death is the end, Buddhism emphasizes karma, reincarnation, past lives, and future lives. According to him, birthmarks on the body are the missing link in validating the theory of reincarnation.

He cited that individuals who can provide evidence of their existence in a previous life often have very clear birthmarks related to some events in their previous life.

Accordingly, he believes that not only emotions and memories but also physical injuries on the body in the form of birthmarks can be retained from one life to the next. That is, if someone has an injury from a previous life, it is very likely that the injury will become a birthmark in this life.

The basis for him to confirm this information is based on research on 10,623 cases of reincarnation and reincarnation.