Renowned Polish actress Grażyna Szapołowska has shared her unconventional spiritual beliefs, stating she is currently in her tenth and final incarnation before reaching nirvana.
Belief in Reincarnation
Grażyna Szapołowska claims she is in her tenth incarnation, which she believes is her final life on Earth before entering nirvana.
Past Lives and Damascus
The actress mentioned that in one of her previous incarnations, she lived in Damascus, Syria.
Views on Death and Religion
Szapołowska stated she does not fear death and criticized religious institutions for using the fear of hell to intimidate people.
Polish actress Grażyna Szapołowska revealed in an interview with Plejada that she believes in reincarnation and considers herself to be in her tenth and final incarnation before reaching nirvana. The interview was conducted in the context of promoting her new film "Król dopalaczy." The disclosure was subsequently picked up by several Polish entertainment outlets, including Super Express, Plotek, and Pudelek. Szapołowska, a prominent figure in Polish film and theater, made the remarks while reflecting on themes of mortality and the passage of time.
The actress stated that after her current life she will pass into nirvana, and that in one of her previous incarnations she lived in Damascus, Syria. „Jestem obecnie w swoim dziesiątym wcieleniu, ostatnim. Potem przechodzę do nirwany. W jednym z wcieleń na pewno żyłam w Syrii, w Damaszku.” (I am currently in my tenth incarnation, the last one. After this I pass into nirvana. In one of my incarnations I certainly lived in Syria, in Damascus.) — Grażyna Szapołowska via Pudelek The interview drew significant attention across Polish entertainment media, with outlets describing the statements as a surprising personal confession. Szapołowska did not elaborate further on the details of her other claimed past lives, according to available reports.
Grażyna Ewa Szapołowska was born on September 19, 1953, in Bydgoszcz. She has worked as a film, theater, and television actress continuously since the late 1970s. She was a member of the Teatr Narodowy in Warsaw during two periods: 1977 to 1984 and 2004 to 2011. She is a laureate of the Orzeł award for best actress for her role in the film "Pan Tadeusz," and has also received the Złota Kaczka and Złote Lwy awards, according to Pudelek.
The interview took place as Szapołowska was promoting "Król dopalaczy," her new film project. The personal nature of her remarks about reincarnation and nirvana stood apart from typical promotional interviews and generated broad coverage in Polish celebrity media. No confirmed information is available on the specific content of the film or its release date from the source articles.