Thursday, September 5, 2019

Can Some Memories be Past Lives?


Can Some Memories be Past Lives?
            We have seen how consciousness seems to be able to travel from the brain, so can it link to a past life memory? Enter Dr Ian Stevenson, the former head of the department of parapsychology at the University of Virginia. He has specialized in collecting the past life stories from children around the world by interviewing them and all the witnesses to their experience. This includes looking for inconsistency or fraud by doing follow-up visits later to check for signs of any personal gains that could account for deception. An example of one of his cases is the account of Swarnlata Mishra, born in 1948 in the Madhya district of India.
            This is an extract from his book, Twenty Cases Suggestive of Reincarnation:
            When she was three years old, Swarnlata started having spontaneous past life memories of being a girl called Biyi Pathak who lived in a village over 100 miles away. She recalled the details of the white house with four rooms, black doors fitted with iron bars and a stone slab floor.
            A girl called Biyi was later found to have lived in the house Swarnlata described, and had died nine years before Swarnlata had been born. She also identified and named several of the family and servants when she visited the house where Biyi had lived and wasn’t fooled by a trick when a non-relative was introduced to her and posed as a relative of Biyi. She was even able to remember the details of the previous life when she went to a wedding and had difficulty finding a latrine. While the father did not discourage these memories, no sign of motivation of deception could be found. A total of 49 separate points were collected about Swarnlata’s story and verified by at least one independent witness. None of them could be explained away except by reincarnation.
            In all, Ian Stevenson and his colleagues have painstakingly collected more than 2,600 cases from a wide range of cultures and religions around the world. Many are from third-world countries where the children often live in isolated villages without media intrusion. In this type of community they are isolated from many of the variables that could be alternative explanations for reincarnation. A total of 65 fully detailed cases have been published in his books and 260 in articles.
            The eminent neuro-psychiatrist Dr Brian Weiss of the University of Miami staked his reputation and career on the publication of the case of a client who recovered rapidly when a past life surfaced spontaneously during a hypnosis session. His book Many Lives Many Masters contains in-depth phenomenological accounts of the experiences and the reduction of the client’s symptoms. The case eroded Weiss’s skepticism of past lives and he concluded it didn’t matter whether a person believed in reincarnation or not, they would always link to a past life story when invited in the right way.
            If consciousness can survive death and access a past life memory, can it also link to the memories between lives? Using deep hypnosis counseling psychologist Dr Michael Newton found that these soul memories appeared to be brought to conscious awareness following a past life regression. Calling it Life Between Lives Spiritual Regression  he worked with thousands of clients during 30 years, publishing the research in two widely read books, Destiny of Souls and Journey of Souls.   The remarkable thing is that despite dissimilar past lives, the clients would experience similar events between lives. This includes reviews of the past life with spirit guides, planning for the next life with spirits of light called ‘Elders’, and working with other souls in groups.
            This all seems to confirm reincarnation, and a growing number of people in the Western world now believe this. A study initiated by Professor Kerkhofs at the University of Louvain in Belgium reviewed people’s beliefs in reincarnation in Western Europe by using sample sizes of 1,000 in each country.15 The average percentage of people believing in reincarnation across Europe was 22, with highs of 41 in Iceland, 36 in Switzerland and 29 percent in the UK.

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