Actress Shams El Baroudi shared part of her personal perspective on life and existence, speaking about a feeling she says she has experienced for some time: the belief that she lived in other worlds before existing in the world we currently inhabit.
Shams El Baroudi shared her thoughts with her followers through her official Facebook account, explaining that she considers her feeling to be connected to things she regards as tangible. She also referred to the late Egyptian thinker and physician Mustafa Mahmoud, saying that some of his ideas appeared to intersect with what she personally feels.
⭐ Shams El Baroudi Talks About Her View of Existence
Shams El Baroudi addressed her followers directly, asking them to believe what she was sharing and suggesting that some people may have experienced similar feelings or sensations.
She wrote: “Look, my dear ones, I want to assure you of something. I hope you believe me, and perhaps many of you have experienced and felt it yourselves. I am certain that I lived in other worlds before being present in this particular world.”
Her statement reflects a personal belief concerning existence before the current life, which she chose to discuss openly with her audience through social media.
💭 A Feeling She Connects to Tangible Things
Shams El Baroudi did not simply describe the feeling itself. She also explained that she considers certain things to provide a tangible basis for what she feels, although she did not reveal those details in her current post.
She added: “I confirm this feeling through tangible things that will all be mentioned one day at the right time, involving different characters.”
Her words have naturally raised curiosity among followers, particularly because she referred to specific details and different people connected to this feeling without explaining exactly what she meant.
📚 Shams El Baroudi Refers to Mustafa Mahmoud
During her discussion, Shams El Baroudi also referred to the late Mustafa Mahmoud, saying that she believed he had discussed the subject she was referring to.
She wrote: “I think Dr. Mustafa Mahmoud talked about this matter.”
Her reference came in the context of her broader discussion about life, existence and her personal perception of experiences that she believes may extend beyond the current world.
However, she did not identify a specific book or work by Mustafa Mahmoud that she was referring to in her post.
📢 Her Statements Spark Curiosity
Shams El Baroudi’s comments open the door to discussion among her followers, particularly because they address personal perceptions of existence, human experiences and ideas that can be interpreted in different ways.
She chose to share her perspective without revealing all the details behind what she described as tangible evidence or the different characters she mentioned.
For now, the statements remain part of Shams El Baroudi’s personal perspective and experience as presented in her social media post. Her followers may be interested in hearing the additional details she indicated she would reveal at a later time.
What do you think about Shams El Baroudi’s statements? Have you ever experienced a feeling or memory that was difficult for you to explain?
