From the ashes the Phoenix rises

Have you after stopped and thought about death? Is it really the end or just the start of something new altogether? I'd like to believe that there's more to me than just being the product of my mother and father's chromosomes, who I am is not determined by my physical characteristics or even from my parenting. I am who I am because I always been me, think of it as a soul that is your very essence and being I guess you could say. I more or less accept reincarnation as a fact of life rather than a belief. They say your subconscious mind is the doorway to your soul, your true self, everything that you are that you stem from. Sometimes, when you dream you can catch glimpses of the past, in this life and others. Have you ever been somewhere in a dream that seemed so real, but when you wake up you can't remember ever being to that place in your current lifetime? The conscious mind that the human brain uses can only process and store the amount of information the current embodiment has grown into, the stores of information retained from just one life are massive, its no wonder that as humans only having 33% functionality of our brains that we can only consciously retain so much. The subconscious is still very much a mystery to the scientific community, mainly for the sole reason of how the hell do you go about conducting a research on something that's only accessed by the sole individual in the unconscious state. My question is this, what would we become if everything we ever were and everything we are now somehow collided one day? I could have been a serial killer or some fucked up shit in a past life or maybe I was a religious nut, or a die hard workaholic, slave, peasant, noble, the list could go on and on through the ages and time periods. Would it make you insane? Or would having every perspective make you a better more complete person altogether? Food for thought and I'm always thinking.