Working as a journalist for metaphysical publications for more than three decades, author Roy Stemman has investigated the most heralded occurrences of reincarnation. In One Soul, Many Lives, he brings together an impressive body of physical evidence and a fascinating collection of accounts he has gathered from interviewing people all over the world.
In case after case, One Soul, Many Lives engages the reader with the remarkable story of someone who believes he has lived before. In addition to testimony by reputable and trustworthy individuals, One Soul, Many Lives draws heavily on the work of eminent scientists to authenticate its compelling stories.
The evidence supporting the stories includes a young boy with scars on his head that precisely match the autopsy of the murdered man he believes he was in a former life; individuals whose illnesses and phobias can be traced back to a past life and healed; and people who can speak a foreign language fluently during regression.
ISBN-13: 9781569754696
Media Type: Paperback
Publisher: Ulysses Press
Publication Date: 05-19-2005
Pages: 240
Product Dimensions: 5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 1.00(d)
Roy Stemman is a journalist who has specialised in the field of the paranormal for thirty-five years. He was associated with the weekly Spiritualist newspaper Psychic News for twenty years (from reporter to chairman) before launching his own magazine Reincarnation International - now called Life and Soul - in 1993. The magazine's aim is to make the evidence for reincarnation widely available.
Table of Contents
Introduction ix
1. Famous Believers 1
2. Unfinished Believers 12
3. Reunions 24
4. Family Affair 34
5. Twin Souls 42
6. Soulmates 52
7. Group Reincarnation 61
8. Looking for Reborn Lamas 70
9. No Way to Behave 79
10. Special Talents 89
11. In Two Minds 97
12. Sick of the Past 112
13. Life Between Lives 122
14. In the Wrong Body? 134
15. War Victims 142
16. "I’m Coming Back" 152
17. Confronted by Their Murderers 162
18. Tongue Tied 173
19. Digging Up the Past 183
20. Scarred for Life 193
21. Into the Future 206
22. Conclusion 211
Bibliography 219
Index 222
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