For anyone having knowledge of Edgar Cayce's material related to reincarnation, it would be, I think, an interesting topic of discussion. Edgar Cayce gave hundreds of life readings to people, using only his psychic abilities. The majority of the readings had people having past lives in Atlantis.
In my opinion, claiming a previous life based on physical similarities is a most illogical argument for the use as evidence of reincarnation. Actually I consider it counterproductive for winning the argument on the truth of reincarnation, since it can be scientifically shown that physical...
Hypothetically speaking: How does one go from a skeptic to a believer in reincarnation without the personal experience of recalling any past lives? Making sense of it all from a devil's advocate case and point.
There are many historical cases of where an opponent/skeptic of a novel idea begins...
Since I am not as fortunate as some seem to be when it comes to remembering past lives, or better still, the Astral realm in-between lives, which it is claimed that there time is non-existent by those that have recollection of it, or by wise spirits that are conjured up by reliable and authentic...
If there is an afterlife, the typical & most frequently asked question is, "Where do we go after death? The various places that have been mentioned throughout history are usually a sort of Heaven and Hell. In the middle ages, the Italian poet, Dante Alighieri, added Purgatory. In his major work...