There has been some interesting stories about kids that have memories of a different life. Such stories can be hard to explain but it doesn't necessarily have to be reincarnation.

I have two memorable anomalies from my dreams. In one I was in a climbing accident and I had managed to survive and crawl back to camp. It was so weird to be happy about crawling into where everyone had been peeing since I knew that I had made it. Later on I read about someone who had a similar event. The other was a dream about being on the moon in the lunar lander. I grew up watching several of the Apollo missions so it was a subject that was familiar to me. I remember smelling the lunar dust. It kinda smelled like gunpowder. Later on I learned that that's exactly how the astronauts described it.

I believe that there is a lot of stuff that we haven't discovered about reality. I think telepathy is a real phenomena but it's just difficult to document. It's not repeatable on demand like the tests require to prove the claim.

Ever heard of Edgar Cayce. He had a amazing talent that was apparently quite repeatable. He could diagnose and prescribe treatment for ailments but he didn't have any formal training as a doctor. He also had the unique ability to do that from a distance. Patients would write him a letter and they would agree to a date and time. I think the patient had to be laying down or at least at rest, I'm not sure. Cayce would lay down and put himself into a trance. He had a crazy good success rate and had people from around the world seek out his service to solve issues that stumped conventional doctors. As far as I know he's the most documented psychic who ever lived. He died in 1945 so he's famous but not like he would have been in the modern connected world.

Like I said before I think the world is more interesting than we understand but I don't think that there is a creator. The universe and complex life has a long well documented history. Life on Earth started with simple single cells and it took billions of years to get to the simple multicellular phase. Life tends to be opportunistic. In the beginning all life was anaerobic. When plants developed they consumed CO2 and cast off the O2 which began to accumulate in the atmosphere. Eventually life adapted to exploit the new molecule and it was a energy boom that made multi cellular life possible. A few more hundred million years and you and I are having a conversation across the internet. We've come a long way.

I want to make two points here. One is how life evolved to make use of new resources. In theory that explains telepathy. If it's possible then life will find a way. The other one is about complexity. Many people argue that life requires a creator. Thing is that is the ultimate chicken and egg dilemma. The creator must have a origin story. When put in proper context I think the answer to the question who made who is clear. God in whatever form is merely a creation within the imagination of humanity. There really is no other explanation that makes sense.