I’m glad you posted a lot because I for one could listen to (or read) kids’ recollections of PLs all. day. long. It’s absolutely fascinating.
BTW have you noticed the similarity in the sound of his names - Ian and Liang? I wouldn’t be surprised at all if “Liang” sounds even more like “Ian” when...
I’m like you, I could read about others’ reincarnational stories all day, especially the “boring” ones. I don’t find them boring at all. The little details, like the fact of the water being turned off and running with a sister wearing similar clothes, are validation enough for me that it’s real...
I just remembered earlier I subscribed to the channel so I went directly to YouTube. In the “favorites” playlist I still see 15 out of 38 videos as deleted/removed, and the “Investigation into past lives” playlist, all are deleted/removed. That’s what comes up for me as a subscriber on YouTube...
Hm, very odd because now when I go to Ailish’s 2010 post, the link is different, and says “Forum video section” and it takes me back to the forum where I can’t even find the original archives thread. (?!)
I think you can do anything you want.
That being said, when Ian Stevenson and other researchers studying children’s past life memories collect data and do interviews, they like it when the child’s report is spontaneous. I guess one reason is because it is too easy to ask leading questions. I...
Thank you BenjaminFR for the encouragement. I agree with you when you say that PL memories are usually buried for a reason. Also, that everything comes in it’s own time, at the right time. I forget these things sometimes! ~Lisa
Thank you for telling your fascinating story. I have undergone 3 formal past life regressions, 2 in a group setting (one of those led by Brian Weiss) and several using YouTube audios; found the most success using the YouTube guided regressions but have always wanted more specific info like...
My husband once woke from a reincarnational dream and described it and a lot of related memories of being a former Korean War soldier in 1960's USA. He described in great detail how he had gotten a job with the military doing some contracted construction (we since figured it was like building...
This show is fascinating! I wish they would make more episodes. I liked the story of the "third James," the boy who remembered being a WWII pilot & got in touch with his (past-life) sister. His recall was amazing.
If he seems bothered or has nightmares, maybe a few visits with a counselor would be helpful. Or, when he brings it up, I think it's supportive to just listen. My husband's niece used to talk about her past life from the Civil War, but her parents found it disturbing and discouraged her talking...