Have We Been Here Before?

You walk into a room you’ve never seen before, but your body reacts like it remembers.

You meet someone new, yet your soul exhales like it’s just come home.

You dream of places you’ve never been. Speak words you don’t remember learning.

Maybe it’s a coincidence. Or maybe it’s something more profound.

In One Great Year, Marcus—reborn as Quinn—carries the full weight of his past lives. He

remembers every heartbreak, every mission, every soul he’s loved or lost across 13,000 years.

Most of us don’t know, but sometimes, we feel the echo.

It might come as a gut instinct. A strange pull. That feeling like we’ve been somewhere we’ve never been.

That’s not imagination. That’s the soul trying to speak.

Reincarnation isn’t about being someone different.

It’s about remembering who you’ve always been—and who you’ve always loved.

Across lifetimes, we carry connections:

• That one person who changed your life without explanation.

• That dream you had to follow, even when it made no sense.

• That ache that doesn’t belong to this life but still hurts.

These moments aren’t accidents. They’re breadcrumbs.

They are the duplicate threads Quinn follows through time as he searches for meaning, for

redemption, and for the soulmate who rose with him again and again.

So, the next time something feels familiar, stop and ask:

“Have I been here before?”

The answer may be yes.

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