Polish Phrases Meaning Old Soul?

In english Old Soul means someone who is wise and has possibly lived a past life. What are the Polish equivalents?

The direct translation - stara dusza.

@pawian
Are there phrases that represent a similar concept? A reincarnated soul or a wise soul?

it's stara dusza just as pawian said - it happens to be the direct translation ( old soul is a pretty simple concept that's probably why)

This is called wandering of souls - wędrówka dusz.

@pawian
Thank you! It's cool to see how other languages define the same concepts with different words. Are there any other words for this? Or related phrases?

Dusza potępiona - cursed soul.

dusza człowiek - soul man - a kind hearted, friendly person.

dusza na ramieniu - with your soul on your shoulder - scared, frightened

wytrząść duszę z kogoś - shake the soul out of sb - beat sb or kill sb

bratnia dusza - soulmate

dusza towarzystwa - the life and soul of the party -

reincarnation is simply reinkarnacja in Polish
twin flame doesn't have good sounding Polish translation - a direct translation would be bliźniaczy płomień but I never encountered it
wędrówka dusz is an obsolete term (a translation of the greek word metempsychosis)

And that is perfect for ladyplant coz she is writing a novel set in Poland before and during WW2.

@pawian
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Is wędrówka dusz a term from before the 40's that is no longer in use?

No, it is still in use, although in formal contexts, for example in titles of books which are translated from English, like the Journey of Souls.

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"Dusz"/"duch" means "soul" or "spirit" as I've seen it written, no?

Ghost as well but not in this context

Thanks