If you were to be born again, would you want to be born into a different Ethnicity or Religion? Why/Why not?

Question

If you were to be born again, would you want to be born into a different Ethnicity or Religion? Why/Why not?

Answer 1

I would never want to be born into a different ethnicity than what I am today!

I am a strong, secure, vibrant, healthy person!

Culturally, it is an honor to be a part of a heritage which is rich in many ways!

My skin color/ethnicity is totally irrevelant to who I am as an individual!

Answer 2

I would want to be born again as me, because I am comfortable the way I am.

Answer 3

Nope I am proud of being my ethnicity

Answer 4

I wish I was born White just to see how its different.

Answer 5

well, we do get to choose that.  i believe in reincarnation and in the incarnations i'm aware of, (3, counting the current one) i've always been a white woman.  however, if i were conscious of being able to choose, i'd say i'm happy with what i am.  however, after each incarnation ends, you do review your last life and make the decision as to how the next life should play out.  it's just that you normally are not aware that you have, indeed, chosen this life.

Answer 6

I'm 52 years old.  I havent been diagnosed with cancer.  I've been married 23years and we have 2 young adult children.

Asking to be born again would be 'like tempting the fates.'  I don't believe in the supernatural, but expecting too much from life can lead to disappointments and even tragedy.

Answer 7

No way, I love my heritage. I honestly go the best of both worlds. I was born in the USA but raised in Mexico.

Mexico is a beautiful country that I love, it taught me my values and there a lot of my family live, it is were my parents met and got married.

But the United States gave me an education, oppotunity to be independent, oppotunity to be succesful.