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    NYPD Detective's daughter

    choosing a lifetime Well, that's kind of what the research shows. Everyone chooses. People can refuse to be incarnate again - so that's the power of free will. By being able to say "no thanks, not interested" we have control over any concept of karma. I'm in accord with tibetan philsophy in...
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    What is the ultimate purpose of reincarnation?

    Did your question get answered? I think everyone has their own path and journey - and it's hard to say why someone has their particular path. It's easy to say "we all begin here and wind up there" but in the research there are a variety of answers to that question. In one case (in Flipside) a...
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    My Son The Monk

    d'oh! sorry it's been so long since i've been on - just how life goes. I don't know Tad Wise, but I do know Robert Thurman - we went in 2004 - it was his fourth trip around Mt. Kailash - he read from Tad's book on the trip, I'd read it and had some amazing synergy with it.. I also ready his...
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    NYPD Detective's daughter

    I was working on the film "Salt" and an NYPD detective was our advisor. I was talking to some actors about my book "Flipside" which talks about past life events, and between life research. And the cop pulled me into a room and locked the door. "I think my house is possessed." I asked why...
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    My Son The Monk

    I talk about this event in my book "Flipside" but thought I'd repeat it here, as I'm a fan of Carol's book "Children's Past Lives" and it brought me in a roundabout way to this research. when my son was 2, his first sentence to me was over the phone: "Dad I was a monk in Nepal." Ok, I said...
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