“Six decades ago, a 21-year-old Navy fighter pilot on a mission over the Pacific was shot down by Japanese artillery. His name might have been forgotten, were it not for 6-year-old James Leininger.
Quite a few people — including those who knew the fighter pilot think James is the pilot, reincarnated.”
This story originally aired on April 15, 2004. Read more
Here is an astonishing story about the possible reincarnation of the General J.B. Gordon. Notice the similarity in his face and the birthmarks on him as well as some ‘peculiar’ synchronicities… Read more
1981 documentary with Australian hypnotherapist Peter Ramster. Filmed live as the research was undertaken. -with a bonus update for Gwen McDonald!-
Four women are regressed to their past lives and then seek out the places they remembered under hypnosis and find the evidence beyond the extent they had imagined. Read more
This is a small film with Tom Harpur as the Supernatural Investigator. A small introduction about Professor Stevenson and his contribution. Featured in this film are Dr Tucker, Dr Krippner and Dr Semkiw. The case of James Leininger is featured, as well as the case of Barbro Karlen. Read more
Despite the biased view against the case for reincarnation it still is a nice documentary featuring the leading expert of the field, the late professor Ian Stevenson. Read more
One of the best documentaries ever made on reincarnation. Awarded as the best documentary of 2003. It is really worth seeing. It features Dr. Jim Tucker, Professor Haraldsson and great cases. Read more
Here is a BBC production on Previous Lives and Reincarnation. It features big names of Regression Therapy, like Roger Woolger and Carol Bowman but also skeptics like Dr. Persinger and Dr. Blackmore among many others. Once again the biased, conventional, and dominant scientific paradigm imposes its prejudiced point of view on the matter. They disregard the facts and there are lots of them out there. The producers of the film are out there to discredit genuine memories simply because there exist no such possibilities in their limited model of the cosmos. Despite the bias it is a good film to watch and is a good display of the logic of the skeptics which regression therapists should always have in mind. Read more
