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Everyone I've talked to about this book loved it as much as I did. While I was reading, the hairs on the back of my neck stood up, not from fright, but from the emotional charge. It makes sense that children are likely to remember past lives as their open minds allow them to experience a trance state that adults have to practice to achieve, and maybe more children relive their former lives than we think. Carol Bowman gives us a guide for recognizing and handling such episodes. She writes not just as a researcher, but as a mother who has seen her own children go through the experience.
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When her young son's hysterical fear of loud noises is cured by past life regressionist Norman Inge, and her daughter's fear of house fires is likewise laid to rest, Bowman, who had already been regressed by Inge, began to explore past-life regression techniques and theories, particularly as they relate to young children. Part memoir, part guidebook for parents, part summation of the works and philosophies of such respected authorities as Jungian therapist Roger Woolger, psychologist Helen Wambach and psychiatrist Ian Stephenson, among others, this book argues passionately for the existence of past lives and for the special abilities of young children to recall their pre-birth memories. Topics covered include death accounts by children, the way phobias may be connected with death in a past life, particularly a traumatic death, and the signs that indicate that a child is struggling with an unresolved past-life burden. Once remembered, a death may become a source of inspiration, according to Bowman. Clearly written, though at times not clear in its chronological layout, this study should appeal to a broad range of New Age readers.
Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information, Inc. --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.
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1.0 out of 5 stars
Total disappointment,
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This review is from: Children's Past Lives: How Past Life Memories Affect Your Child (Mass Market Paperback)
I have read a great many books on past life regression. They either give many cases, or discuss one case in great depth. This book does neither. There are a few short examples of her children being regressed and being helped with problems. Without any other content to write about, the rest of the book focuses on the fact that she decided to write the book! She repeatedly points out that while there are many books about past life regression with people, there was nothing written about PLR with children. Pardon my ignorance, but I thought that children were also people.I agree that a well-written book on PLR with children would be quite interesting. Unfortunately, this book does not make the grade.
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Inspirational Book for a Professional,
By Kemila Zsange "Accessing Your Inner Wisdom th... (Vancouver, BC, Canada) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Children's Past Lives: How Past Life Memories Affect Your Child (Mass Market Paperback)
As a hypnotherapist myself, I actually got a lot from this book, written by someone whose only "qualification" of starting writing such a book was that she was a mother.She cared for her children. She had basic curiocity. She didn't let the case of what happened to her child go just because an expert has given it a label. Instead, she went on with her own investigations. I could imagine how hard it was, doing all the research, with the only qualification - a mother. A great mother she is then. And how lucky for a lot of children, because of what she has done! Read this book, and learn to LISTEN to our children. They don't speak nonsense. Their "imagination" is something worth our full attention. Their stories are true though we have forgotten. Their fear is valid - they won't go away until we pay attention to what they say. It's a book for parents, helping professionals, those who are interested in healing with past lives. It's an easy reading book.
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This review is from: Children's Past Lives: How Past Life Memories Affect Your Child (Mass Market Paperback)
This is an excellent book. I have been talking about it ever since I read the first pages. Absolutely fascinating. I hope every parent gets to read it. It`s worth it.
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