Children Who Have Lived Before: Reincarnation Today

Loved hearing the author's views on reincarnation but I think his reliance on Stevenson s findings is a bit of overkill. Regardless I will be looking up Ian Stevenson s writings....I also wish that there were more case studies of people who did Not die violent deaths in past lives. Some European, African and north/south American examples would have been nice, too... even if these places tend to not believe as much in reincarnation. I did really enjoy reading this book. And I will look for similar literature with more variety ....

This work represents an important contribution to the subject of reincarnation. While the book is primarily subjective and does not add very much in the way of new facts and scientific research, the author does have an impressive resume in this field, backed up by years of study and direct involvement with individual case histories. If the subject of reincarnation holds any interest for you, this title will be of value and likely capture your interest. (check out this book! >>>>  Intelligent Intervention

Perfect condition, bought new. Interesting, but not as believable as I'd hoped.

The book was pretty good. It had some good insight. The two things negative that I would say is that it was a little "preachy". It drew conclusions that it didn't need to. The evidence is there. Second: It seemed repetitive. It painted the same picture over and over and made the same statements over and over. It would have been nice for it to get many different lessons from each of the stories of the reincarnated.

I love the subject of reincarnation and past life stories, so I was excited to read this book, but 20 pages in and I find it so difficult to read. Painful actually. I would be shocked if the author had an editor. I’m hoping it gets better as I go along, but I’m not very optimistic.

This book presents many interesting cases of children remembering past lives,including some where they were murdered in a past life recent enough to know how they were murdered, where the body is and who was the perpetrator. The cases were mostly investigated by Dr Stevenson in the 60s and 70s, meticulously documented. I had not heard of him before but he published some tomes on the subject.The cases were mostly from societies that believe in reincarnation such as Buddists, Hindus, and the Druse, who might (but don't always) encourage this from s

By far the most enlightening book I have ever read, along with Heaven Is For Real. Karmatic debt makes so much sense yet this book did not give any examples of someone with great skill or talent or physical attribute of some sort that they deserved from being heroic in a past life, he seems to focus on the bad karma and none of the possible good. I hope to learn of a past life I have lived, if possible, all of this is extremely interesting to me.

I loved the stories that were presented and had been thoroughly researched by Professor Stevenson, of the young children who spoke frankly of their past lives as if each of them were still that person in their present life! This is a must read book. Life is filled with enigmas and the topic of reincarnation is no stranger to this. This book is easy to read and with the scientifically researched stories, may dispel any lingering disbelief that one may have on reincarnation.

This is a must read for those interested in the subject of reincarnation. Dr Stevenson presents some very convincing evidence.I felt it was rather expensive, but worth splashing out on in the end.

Amazing book

Disappointed as the comments on the stories presented are wild and have no scientific value. If you're buying this out of curiosity for the topic, don't bother.

Bit disappointed thought there would be more in-depth accounts of past lives left wanting more felt it didnt go far enough on this subject

A good book, certainly makes you think. easily accessible and interesting without being patronizing.