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Interesting book. Ian Stevenson spent a lifetime trying to ‘prove‘ reincarnation via an examination of children‘s‘ ‘past life‘ memories. Shroder went along with him on some of his field trips and this book serves both as a popularisation of Stevenson‘s work and a travelogue in which he examines some of the best cases. It‘s readable, thought-provoking and a tad unsettling. I trust this evidence more than I do the evidence from regressive hypnosis.

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This was excellent! A must read (or listen) if you're interested in reincarnation.
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Well after much discussion with BF, we decided it would be best for Daisy and I to stay with relatives in Alabama in case Gainesville is forced to evacuate. We're on the road now, listening to Old Souls. Fellow Floridians, my thoughts are with you! Stay safe!!

I started listening to this on Audible today and so far so good! I'm still getting used to the narrator, but the content is good. This is part of my #LitsyAtoZ challenge 📚 #LetterO

All across the globe, children spontaneously speak of previous lives, beg to be taken “home,” knowing things that there is no normal way for them to know. From the moment these children can talk, they speak of people and events from the past with details of specific, identifiable individuals who may have died just months, weeks, or even hours before the birth of the child.

Reincarnation stories are fascinating and strange. Adding to #TBR 😱📚