Psychiatrist Jim Tucker shares decades of research into children who recall details of past lives with uncanny accuracy. Through compelling case studies, he explores reincarnation, consciousness, and what these stories might teach us about the continuity of the soul. A thought-provoking book for those curious about the afterlife and the mysteries of human memory.

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Before: Children's Memories of Previous Lives

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Jim Tucker
Children’s memories of previous lives and what they reveal about the mystery of life and death.
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