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I'm looking for a series on reincarnation I read in the 80's, can you help?

Kazren

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Here's what I can remember, the author was female. One of her past lives concerned Moses. She also remembered in her current life things going back to when she was less than 1 year old.

Please let me know if you can remember her name, or the name of one of her books.

Thank you
 
Here's what I can remember, the author was female. One of her past lives concerned Mosses. She also remembered in her current life things going back to when she was less than 1 year old.

Please let me know if you can remember her name, or the name of one of her books.

Thank you
Hi Kazren:

Can you give some more guidance on genre and origin, etc.? Was this a Young Adult (YA) book, or ? Was the author British, American, Canadian, French, . . . ? When did you read her book, and if you remember, when was it written or published? Do you remember any other details about the author? Was she a known expert or popular writer in this field, was she known for being a psychic, etc.?

Cordially,
S&S

PS--You might be interested in reading about Dorothy Eady. She doesn't "check all of the boxes" in terms of what you are looking for, and the only reference to Moses I found for her related to her father (who also had that name):

 
Hi, SeaAndSky, this was not a young adult book. It was written as a serious look back on one of the author's past lives.
 
Hi, SeaAndSky, this was not a young adult book. It was written as a serious look back on one of the author's past lives.
Hi Kazren,

I always wanted to read a series of books (starting with "Winged Pharaoh") by Joan Grant that dealt with her prior reincarnations in ancient Egypt and other related matters. She came to mind as a possibility when I read your first post, but I couldn't remember her name. However, with some more searching I found her again. She is an intriguing person and author, and her books were very well thought of in their day:




The seventh book in her series deals with Moses. (This is something I didn't know before searching her out again). So, I am hoping this is the one you are looking for:


Cordially,
S&S

PS--Please let me know if this is the one. Also, if you get a chance to re-read it, please let us know what your thoughts and impressions are on the book.
PPS--I'd love to read these books myself!
 
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A follow-up--

There is a good website set up by some of her friends, etc., here:


Most of her books appear to be out of print, but her seven "far memory" books are available to purchase as audiobooks on the website here:


A very, very fascinating lady. I think I will have to do some reading (or listening) myself when I get some time.

S&S
 
Hi Kazren,

I always wanted to read a series of books (starting with "Winged Pharaoh") by Joan Grant that dealt with her prior reincarnations in ancient Egypt and other related matters. She came to mind as a possibility when I read your first post, but I couldn't remember her name. However, with some more searching I found her again. She is an intriguing person and author, and her books were very well thought of in their day:




The seventh book in her series deals with Moses. (This is something I didn't know before searching her out again). So, I am hoping this is the one you are looking for:


Cordially,
S&S

PS--Please let me know if this is the one. Also, if you get a chance to re-read it, please let us know what your thoughts and impressions are on the book.
PPS--I'd love to read these books myself!
That is the series, Joan Grant. Thank you so much!!
 
There are several Joan Grant books available for reading online at archive.org:

https://archive.org/search?query=joan+grant&page=2&and[]=mediatype%3A"texts"

for example:
"So Moses was born" https://archive.org/details/somoseswasborn0000joan
"Many lifetimes" https://archive.org/details/manylifetimes0000joan
Hi Baro-san,

I read through "Winged Pharaoh" and am currently reading "Many Lifetimes", with "So Moses was Born" next on my list. These are very good books. The first is a very good read and the second, while not as gripping (as it focuses more on conveying information than story telling), is also proving to be very interesting.

Cordially,
S&S

PS--I am skipping over some in her series of past lives as I wanted to get to the heart of what she had to say about reincarnation as well as Moses.
 
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