Back to 3D from Cryo Chamber

[Crysis]

Hello friends, I am sorry if this was talked about before,
watched recently documentary on dead entities who were frozen, to be brought back to life once again if possible.
Business operators claim this is not possible yet, but people pay for it,...
so remains to be seen.
What first comes to my mind is reincarnation, and it is said that after death, an entity wanders around for at most 7 weeks, and they must "settle" after that period.
Say, a patient is frozen for 20 years, and they revive and cure them, well who's coming back?
Original "I" is long gone. Would their mind be blank as a newborn, or remnants of past life would be intact?
Further, the whole process would be similar to a birth. Would a new 3D prospect enter this body? We know reincarnation goes through woman's womb, not through a already formed (previously dead) body.
If they really succeed in cryo revival and cure with intact mind, wouldn't that throw off some major theories?...

[anagogy]

Any of those events could occur.

However, a being freed from their body is also free of time, and it would be no trouble for them to simply reenter their body at that later time frame where the body was revived. It would be a short skip and a hop to that new vibratory location. Or, a walk in type situation would occur, and a new soul would incarnate though from the conscious level that would have all the memories the previous occupant physically had, so they would in all likelihood not know they were a walk in soul. Most of our physical memories are stored in the physical brain (the soul holds them ethereally as well).

Souls can also inhabit artificial bodies. I've read some interesting past life regression accounts of such. The possibilities are endless. But barring extensive brain damage, the individual revived would seem much like the individual that was frozen, which, materialists would probably incorrectly use as evidence to further support the reductionist materialist belief system (as they usually do).

[Crysis]

Time is not of the essence here from either perspective, and we're not talking 7th density enlightened beings,
but 'generic' souls, driven by desire, attraction and fear primarily.

99.99% of all life on Earth are troubled entities that are infuriated by death.
It doesn't seem all that rosy in time/space for them.
You will find often in religion and metaphysics that fear is what drives them around.

Soul will not recognize the lapse and pick up where left it off? Walk-in must be different than birth-in.
Re-establishing soul/body birth-like bond would be questionable,
but revived body could function and go on developing their own.

Puzzled purely from standard established reincarnation view point,
but that soul can enter a collection of molecules, and reside indefinitely, oh it can.