Ian Stevenson noted this was unusual for a boy who was born and raised in Berlin, which is an inland city without a port. He built a collection of model ships and pictures of ships. In addition, he also had a great interest in ships and shipping. Ruprecht pretended to shoot himself in the temple so often that his mother became concerned and ordered him to stop this behavior.Īs a child, Ruprecht was fascinated with revolvers. He would put his index finger to his temple and say, “I shoot myself.” (1)
Consider that Ruprecht was in the womb for 8 months while Helmut was still alive.Īs a child, whenever Ruprecht became depressed, he would shape his hand into a gun, with the index finger representing the barrel of the gun. As such, if this reincarnation case is accepted, it represents a case of split incarnation, where a soul can inhabit more than one human body at a time.
Ruprecht Schultz was born on October 19, 1887, in Berlin, Germany to Christian parents, five weeks before Helmut Kohler died. Helmut Reincarnates as Ruprecht Schultz with Suicide Behavior He put a revolver to his temple and shot himself in the head. On November 16, 1887, after attending a celebration for the festival day called the Day of Repentance and Prayer, Helmut went back to his office. Helmut was devastated by his financial losses. Unfortunately, the accountant panicked and fled with all the company’s cash. In an effort to survive financially, he enlisted his accountant in a scheme to falsify the company’s financial records. This miscalculation resulted in the loss of a great deal of money. The tax was never enacted and the price of timber actually fell. In 1887, Helmut anticipated that the price of imported lumber would go up due to a proposed tax and he paid a premium price on a large amount of timber from overseas. Helmet Speculates on Timber, Loses his Fortune & Commits Suicide He processed the timber in his sawmill and sold it as lumber. He purchased timber from various countries, including Norway, Sweden, Russia and America, which was transported by ship. Helmut was a timber merchant, ship-broker and sawmill operator in his home town of Wilhelmshaven. He married and had several children, including a son named Ludwig, who was born in 1873. Helmut Kohler was born on January 7, 1834, to a Christian family in Wilhelmshaven, Germany, a seaport on the North Sea.
Helmut Kohler’s Successful Business as a Timber Merchant & Broker From: European Cases of the Reincarnation Type, by Ian Stevenson, MDĪrticle by: Walter Semkiw, MD from Born Again
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