The vast majority of cases documented at the University of Virginia involving children who have past life memories that were objectively validated were researched by Ian Stevenson, MD, who died in 2007. There are over 1500 such validated cases compiled at the University of Virginia. Information on Dr. Stevenson is provided below: reincarnationresearch.com/childrens-past-life-memories-and-the-research-of-ian-stevenson-md/ Jim Tucker, MD has taken over for Dr, Stevenson, but he has contributed only a handful of validated cases,. Dr. Tucker is doing valuable statistcal analyses on the database at the University of Virginia and he has written books in which he defends Stevenson's work from criticism made by skeptics. Dr. Tucker should be lauded for being willing to do interviews in the media, something Stevenson shunned. I look forward to Dr. Tucker's future contributions to the field. Please review the following page, which summarizes the state of the art of reincarnation research: reincarnationresearch.com/principles-of-reincarnation/
My son pointed up at the Pleiades when we watched a meteor shower (he was about 3 1/2) and said: "Look, mum, that's where we came from." (We had never talked about stars before). A few months later, we drove down the road in town, and he suddenly said: "I don't like it here. I liked it better where I came from."
Thank you for sharing Walter, you're a good chap.
Dear James, Thank you! Walter
Thanks for the video. Dr Jim Tucker has done some amazing work
The vast majority of cases documented at the University of Virginia involving children who have past life memories that were objectively validated were researched by Ian Stevenson, MD, who died in 2007. There are over 1500 such validated cases compiled at the University of Virginia. Information on Dr. Stevenson is provided below:
reincarnationresearch.com/childrens-past-life-memories-and-the-research-of-ian-stevenson-md/
Jim Tucker, MD has taken over for Dr, Stevenson, but he has contributed only a handful of validated cases,. Dr. Tucker is doing valuable statistcal analyses on the database at the University of Virginia and he has written books in which he defends Stevenson's work from criticism made by skeptics.
Dr. Tucker should be lauded for being willing to do interviews in the media, something Stevenson shunned. I look forward to Dr. Tucker's future contributions to the field. Please review the following page, which summarizes the state of the art of reincarnation research:
reincarnationresearch.com/principles-of-reincarnation/
My son pointed up at the Pleiades when we watched a meteor shower (he was about 3 1/2) and said: "Look, mum, that's where we came from." (We had never talked about stars before). A few months later, we drove down the road in town, and he suddenly said: "I don't like it here. I liked it better where I came from."
any update?