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I wonder if anyone of the board is familiar with the case of Chrstian Sundberg? He wrote a book entiteld "A Walk in the Physical: Understanding the Human Experience Within the Larger Spiritual Context" where he describes his remembrance of his early childhood where he was remembering a past...

I stumbled upon this online article from the british DailyMail (published 20 August 2021) and thought it might be worth for some of you to read it...

Do you know if there are any plans yet for publishing this case in a book, GuySittingintheStands?

Sorry for the late reaction to this. Do you want me to validate some information given by Baby_rn in this video?

Thanks a lot to you, GuySittingintheStands, and your engagement in this particular case! I hope we'll find it with all it's overwhelming details in a printed book one day (no matter who will write it down/publish it) :)

That's also my opinion. I'm really looking forward for an upcoming book by Dr. Tucker in which he might geht more into the details of this case (and some more validation examples).

Dear community I'm sure some of you might already have seen the netflix documentary "surviving death" (see this topic http://reincarnationforum.com/threads/surviving-death-netflix-program-reincarnation.9684/#post-129960). Since this case became more and more public in details I thought it...

Honestly: I do think it's a pretty strong case since it's a "international/foregein language" case with magnificent details!

Personally, I'd love to see the case of the Japanese boy Tomo (remembering a past life in Scotland) in a book. It was well discussed here: http://reincarnationforum.com/threads/tomo-japanese-scottish-case-of-2000.8756/

I wonder if anyone on the board has already discovered this great lecture by Dr. Masayuki Ohkado: He did a very neat job here with an amazing empiric based structure!

You mean cases that were introduced by board members themselves? Like private stories from their own children / kids they do know in person who did come up with a past life story? Or also the stories of cases that one caught up on the internet and which haven't been found in printed books yet?

I recently discovered this very intriguing case of xenoglossy under hypnosis: http://www.debbietaylor.co/speaking-in-tongues/ other sources: http://newxenoglossy.blogspot.com/ The xenoglossy cases I knew so far were located within European languages (for example the "Jensen" case...

I can clearly see your point here. I found myslef also giggling when there was someone who told me he/she thinks to be the reincarnated Freddie Mercury just a few months after the movie "Bohemian Rhapsody" was published.

To view a skeptic's opinion on this topic:

I totally see your point here. I can't deliver an explanation either but only mention something that is equally unexplainable and weird: there's this german documentary filmmaker who experienced extreme backbone damage from an accident. All doctors he consulted told him that he will never ever...

I thought this might be interesting for our community: https://www.vice.com/en/article/jgqygg/hard-science-of-reincarnation-past-lives cheers SF

Thanks for this recommandation! I haven't heared of Dr. Richheimer and his books yet.

Hey SOK Thank you very much for your reply. Indeed I haven't noticed yet that Dorothy's case has got it's own page on Wiki! Good to know :-) Jim Matlock told me that James Leininger would have his own wiki page too however I seriously can't find it. It would make perfectly sense to me that the...

Hello there dear community I was thinking about the fact, that there not that many reincarnation corts listed on Wikipedia (no matter if described in a very critical or neutral way). The only ones I came to find were: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Arthur_Flowerdew...

What do you think about the first case (atlas)? I can't wait to read the upcoming book of Dr. Tucker....