Shams Al-Baroudi: I lived in other worlds before I existed in this world
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Mu'tazila artist Shams Al-Baroudi recently revealed a personal conviction related to life and existence, confirming that she feels that she lived in other worlds before her presence in the current world.
Shams Al-Baroudi published these thoughts through her official account on the social networking site “Facebook”, which bears the name “Shams Al-Muluk”, where she talked about her feeling that there was life or other worlds that preceded her existence in the current world.
Shams Al-Baroudi said that she is certain that she lived in other worlds before her existence in this world, indicating that she had reasons and experiences that led her to this belief, and that she may talk about them in more detail.
The Mu'tazila artist also referred to some of the ideas of the late thinker Mustafa Mahmoud, considering that there are ideas and writings that address questions related to existence, life, and the feelings and experiences that a person may go through that are difficult to explain.
Shams Al-Baroudi presented her vision in the context of her personal reflections on man and existence, without providing a scientific explanation for this conviction, stressing that what she is talking about represents a personal feeling and experience for her.
Shams Al-Baroudi’s statements came through her official account, “Shams Al-Muluk,” on Facebook, which she uses to communicate with her followers and publish her opinions and reflections on a number of personal, artistic, and humanitarian topics.
Recently, Shams Al-Baroudi has been keen to share with her followers a number of thoughts and reflections through her account on social networking sites, in addition to talking about various aspects of her life and experiences.
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