Hey MJ fans I am a member on Dangerous fantasies and i got this from there
please do read its interesting

The painting - which looks eerily and uncannily as if it could have been a portrait of Michael straight out of the early 80’s-is actually a painting from 1650! Entitled simply “Portrait Of A Young Man,” it is believed to be a youthful self-portrait of the Dutch artist Barent Fabritius, at about age 26 (roughly the same age as Michael’s Thriller/Victory era).

http://i89.servimg.com/u/f89/13/69/69/46/barent10.jpg
http://www.bild.de/BILD/unterhaltung/leute/fotos/michael-jackson/karrier...

Then there is the matter of a certain Egyptian bust, dating from about 1550 bc, that has been on display at Chicago’s Field Museum since 1988. The bust is “said” to be that of a female (though I wonder on what criteria they’ve based this guess on…do they really know for sure? After all, Egyptian men weren’t always noted as being the most butch of fellas; the emphasis was on androgyny and beauty). But through the years, visitors to the museum have often commented on the bust’s uncanny resemblance to Michael. I’d say for sure, if this was a female, she looks more like the sister of Michael Jackson than even Latoya or Janet-and that’s saying a lot.

Is it possible that Michael has lived among us before, perhaps in many guises throughout the centuries? Might he live among us again? My knowledge of reincarnation is only rudimentary at best; it’s never been something I’ve studied in-depth. I also know it’s much more complex than just bearing a physical resemblance to someone. But the interesting thing that images like this serve to remind us is that nothing is new under the sun. Our human genepool only has so many variations, even though our DNA code ensures our individuality to some extent. However, my grandmother used to say that everyone has a double, somewhere. Sometimes our doubles exist in our own lifetime; sometimes we may have to travel years into the past or future. We may find them across the street, or on the other side of the globe. But rest assured, somebody, somewhere-past, present or future-shares, has shared, or will share, the same face as you. Maybe it goes back to the idea that we are ALL genetically related, all brothers and sisters evolved from the same parents, the same beginnings. Who really knows? It’s one of those lifes’ mysteries that were put here to be pondered, but never truly figured out. Or should I say, if we had those answers, we would probably be far more evolved than our present status.

3,000 Year Old Egyptian Bust That Is On Display At Chicago's Field Museum
It’s interesting to think that perhaps this beautuful and wonderful individual who lived among us in physical form between the years 1958 to 2009 was simply the most recent incarnation of a soul that has been evolving over thousands of years, and perhaps (just maybe) has many more life journeys ahead, yet. Wishful thinking? Perhaps. But then again, Michael taught us the value of wishful thinking many times-just watch Ghosts or Moonwalker!

Of course, if Michael does return in physical form a hundred, two hundred, or even a thousand years from now-will we still recognize him? I like to think that we would, but that’s a question only our distant descendants will be able to answer for certain. I’m sure most of the ancient pharoahs thought their names and images would live forever also.

But then again, to borrow a line from Steve Harvey, those guys “didn’t have no Billie Jean, no Beat It, no ABC!

BARENT looks FREAKISHLY ALOT LIKE MICHAEL!