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| menu past life who were you in you past life? *you must enable popups *IE only
To know the answer - just type in the DAY, MONTH, and YEAR you were born in PRESENT life. For example: Attention! This esoteric algorythm is composed for our contemporaries - people born after 1922. Earlier birthdates may be processed with errors or not processed at all. |
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| The
mystery of past
life recall: Under hypnosis,
numerous people recall the details of previous lives,
even to the point of taking on the personalities of their
former selves - and speaking in foreign languages! Past life recall is one of the most fascinating areas of unexplained human phenomena. As yet, science has been unable to prove or disprove its genuineness. Even many who have investigated claims of past life recall are unsure whether it is an historical recollection due to reincarnation or is a construction of information somehow received by the subconscious. Either possibility is remarkable. And like many areas of the paranormal, |
there
is a propensity for fraud that the serious investigator
must watch out for. It's important to be skeptical about
such extraordinary claims, but the stories are
nonetheless intriguing. Past life recall generally comes about spontaneously, more often with children than adults. Those who support the idea of reincarnation believe this is because children are closer to their past lives and that their minds have not been clouded or "written over" by their present lives. Adults who experience past life recall often do so as the result of some extraordinary experience, such as hypnosis, lucid dreaming or even a blow to the head. Many in the scientific community suspect that |
most cases of past life recall is in fact a phenomenon known as cryptomnesia. This is an instance of abnormal or extraordinary memory. In these cases a person, usually under hypnosis, is able to recall with astonishing detail something he or she has read, seen or heard for even the briefest of moments. It's as if the brain has taken a photograph of that moment and stored it in the subconscious. In one documented case, a psychiatrist's patient was amazed when his hypnotized patient began writing a passage in an old form of Latin. An investigation revealed that the patient had overseen the passage in a book that someone sitting next to him in a library was reading. | ||
