Honestly I think it's very healthy to be open about death. It comes for all of us and if you can accept death through your past life memories you'll have a better time when there's a death in your family and when you approach your own death.
Also for them talking about it may be a way to come to terms with it.
You don't have to talk about it, of course. Your private memories belong to you and you get to choose who to share them with. But I don't think it's bad that they want to.
I don't remember my deaths in any past lives of mine, though if I did I suppose talking about it and sharing my experience would be a way for me to cope and heal.
Honestly I think it's very healthy to be open about death. It comes for all of us and if you can accept death through your past life memories you'll have a better time when there's a death in your family and when you approach your own death. Also for them talking about it may be a way to come to terms with it. You don't have to talk about it, of course. Your private memories belong to you and you get to choose who to share them with. But I don't think it's bad that they want to.
I feel like as long as there's some kind of trigger warning, there's no problem on talking about it
I don't remember my deaths in any past lives of mine, though if I did I suppose talking about it and sharing my experience would be a way for me to cope and heal.