The White Crow: Proof We’re Entangled With Other Timelines

What if your fears, dreams, and memories aren’t only your own?

Humans are emotionally and physically entangled with timelines beyond this body’s experience. Visions, ideas, even memories can bleed through from other lives.

For proof, look at the famous White Crow case. Under hypnosis, a woman who never left her hometown began recalling the life of Mary Rose Duncan, born in 1765 Somerset, England.

She described towns she had never seen, old dialects no longer used, and even drew the exact symbol carved into a stone inside a house she shouldn’t have known existed. When researchers blindfolded her and drove her to Somerset, she walked directly to the house. Every detail matched — even the hidden bricked-up window.

Science calls this “anecdote.” William James, father of American psychology, called it a white crow: the one case that proves the rule is false.

If one lifetime can bleed into another, what else are we entangled with?