All’asilo disegnava una casa bianca, davanti al mare; a sua madre chiedeva che fine avesse fatto il cane maculato e la macchina nera. Eppure Cameron Macaulay, classe 2001, vive a Clydebank, vicino a Glasgow, dalla finestra della sua stanza vede i tetti di mattoni rossi e, soprattutto, nessun cane maculato è mai circolato per casa, tanto meno una macchina nera è mai stata parcheggiata in garage.
Lontani chilometri dalla terra dell’Induismo e del Buddhismo, la vicenda dello scozzese reincarnato, è già diventata un documentario per la Tv. La storia di Cameron, il bambino con il caschetto biondo e gli occhi azzurri inizia nel 2003. «Aveva tre anni - spiega la madre, Norma - quando si mise a raccontarmi le storie dei suoi compagni di Barra, un’isola a 300 chilometri di distanza». E non era che l’inizio. «Parlava dei suoi fratelli, long, brown hair of her mother who was reading a great book about God and how his father, a Shane Robertson, died invested in crosswalks. I was shocked. " Norma has red hair, is not religion, is a single mom and have to rely on Martin, the elder brother of a year of Cameron.
Time passes, the child grows and her imagination is colored details. "You must not fear death - said her mother - because he returns to me even before I called Cameron." After the review is dedicated to the philosophy of everyday life. "He began to complain because in the other house had three bathrooms, while we have only one." And because "the other life spent the afternoon playing on the cliff behind the house and why the other family traveled a lot, but we have never come out of Scotland. " The mother, relatives and teachers resistant to the sixth birthday, when Cameron starts crying because, she said, "was missing his family in Barra." And most importantly, when Norma finds out that a film production company is looking for stories of reincarnation.
That's where the 42-year old mother decided to pack and bring it to cockleshell Bay, Isle of Barra. With a camera and accompanying Jim Tucker, medical director of child psychiatry at Virginia University, an expert in reincarnation. "After a few we have found around the white house by the sea, with its famous three bathrooms. " At that point the psychologist had a jolt. "In 70% of cases - said Tucker - children in circumstances reminiscent of non-natural deaths, accidents or traumatic episodes." Occasions when, according to the expert, memory and emotions survive. "The sudden death of his father was a trauma for Cameron - commented Tucker -. This suggests that his conscience is not a product of the brain, but rather a separate entity, able to survive even after the death of the body.
Skepticism aside, the element of surprise in the documentary has been secured. "Cameron was beaming - he says his mother -. He found the secret entrance of the house that had drawn so many times and told me what was anxious to introduce me to his family. " Members of which, however, there is no trace. The house was abandoned and was not found anagrafe no Shane Robertson. It was traced to a certain Robertson, who lived in the White House some time ago and then moved to Stirling. "Cameron looked at family photos, and recognized the dog and spotted a large black car which had so spoken." Sure, we started talking in perfect dialect Danzhou as he did in 1979 Jiangshan Tang, Chinese child in the province of Hainan, which just three years he told his mother to call Mingdao Chen, a son of Sandie and living to 160 miles away and that he was killed during the Chinese Cultural Revolution by a gunshot. At the age of 6 years his parents took him to the village of stories and without flinching, Tang entered the house of his father, he recognized the sisters, girlfriend and started talking as if they had lived there.
Cameron was satisfied to have seen the house by the sea with a secret entrance and some photos of a dog and spotted a black car. Solved the mystery, you are relaxed and returned to Clydebank with the cameras of the crew. The psychologist, however, flew to the clinic in Virginia with a history more to analyze: "Since we opened the site - he says - are more of 100 cases similar to that of Cameron. "
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