The Compendium of Bheḷa 4.6.5

4.6.5

yatpunarāḥ yadyayaṃ paralokādgarbho ' vakrāmennāsya[garma ukta] kiñcittatrādṛṣṭaṃ syāditi, atrocyate | iha tāvadayaṃ cirotsṛṣṭāni vijñānāni vividhāni cāścaryabhūtāni na smarati kiṃ punardehāntarāṇi bhūtāni bhāvaviśeṣā-antarāṇi[---] ||

As to what he further said: 'If this embryo were to descend from the other world, nothing there would be unseen by it.' Here it is said: in this world, first of all, it does not remember things known long ago and various wondrous things that occurred; how much less other bodies, other entities, and specific states [of past lives]!