:43:00
- She says 1832.
- 1832?
:43:03
When I hear that,
I say, "Right, lady. Blow me."
:43:06
But she keeps going. She says there's
this father who's an undertaker.
:43:10
She has a brother
who liked to lock her in coffins.
:43:14
I don't know if it was bullshit
or if it wasn't.
:43:17
All I know is after that session,
she wasn't claustrophobic any more.
:43:26
A lot more people believe in
past lives than don't.
:43:29
I'm sure that makes her
feel a lot better.
:43:31
This lady screams in her sleep today,
right now. I don't care who she was.
:43:36
I want to know who she is.
:43:41
Do you believe what you saw was real?
:43:44
It seemed real. Yeah.
:43:47
Stick with the junk man.
He's on the right track.
:43:50
- I'll tell you why.
- Look...
:43:53
Sometimes a trauma in a present life
:43:55
can lead you back
to a trauma in a past life.
:43:58
If you resolve that past-life trauma,
:44:01
you got a good chance
of finding out who you are.
:44:04
You take knowledge from this life,
use it in the next. That's karma.
:44:08
Isn't it I do something bad now,
I'm a termite next time?
:44:11
You ask me, you're already a termite
in this life in a shitty suit, OK?
:44:16
What good is learning if you'll be
with different people each time?
:44:21
You won't be with different people.
:44:23
Thanks to fate, the cosmic force
with a tragic sense of humour,
:44:26
you burn somebody in one life,
they get to burn you in this one.
:44:31
It's the karma credit plan.
Buy now, pay forever.
:44:38
Excuse me. It's my karmic burden
to load some cat food.
:44:44
Come on.
:44:55
Tell me something, Mike.
:44:58
Why is it that I can recognise
certain smells,