Life Before Life: Children's Memories of Previous Lives

This book presents a collection of 2,500 cases at the University of Virginia that have been carefully studied by investigators over more than 40 years.

The children in these cases begin talking about past lives at the age of two or three and provide accurate details about their previous families and deaths.

Many of these children also recognize members of their previous families and have birthmarks or defects that match wounds on the body of the deceased person.

This book explores the possibility that consciousness may continue after the brain dies, challenging listeners' understanding of life and death.

Don't miss out on this fascinating and provocative examination of research into children's reports of past-life memories.

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