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Life Before Life

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Of phenominal, true content, this book crosses scientific discovery, spiritual, and paranormal boundries with startling realism. An open mind to possibilities never before imagined, and a few hours to devote to reading the accounts of 750 subjects regressed by Dr. Helen Wambach to their birth experiences in this lifetime should be sufficient to induce inner reflection and serious thought on personal existence. Do not miss this one, but be prepared to compare what you "know" with what you've been taught! Currently out-of-print, this is one book that needs reincarnation!

Bruce Goldberg took up where she left off! Please, will some publisher get these books back into print? Thank you!

Book came on time and in condition seller said it was. Information was well researched and she did an exhaustive study. I belive that it is possible, to come again to this earth plane to learn and inprove ourselves.

The author used hypnotic regression on several groups, going back to childhood, infancy, experiences in the birth process, pre-natal life and consciousness back into life while choosing a body to enter in which the person would reincarnate hoping to gain new and useful experiences and spiritual growth. The entity usually enters the body shortly before birth, according to the respondants. Scientific research, readable, not too long, vastly interesting.

I second the motion of the second reviewer. Bruce Goldberg, Michael Newton, Chet Snow, the Seth/ Jane Roberts books and others have shown us through their writings that we need not be afraid to die. We will always be somewhere doing something interesting, hopefully something inspiring and wonderful. Our tomorrows really do change according to our todays. Free will all around.

Life Before Life was published more than a decade before books from M. Newton, B. Weiss and others were published. Books from the latter authors explain more on the death process, the in-between lives, the wise council, etc. Wambach touches on the birthing process more. I think it was written for that time, in the late 1970s, when past life regression was still new.

No matter who the author is, I find that they pretty much tell the same thing about life on the other side.