Reincarnation - Past Lives Revisited

Update on Me and the Podcast.

This is not an episode but some information about why I have been taking a while to record.  I wish to offer my greatest apologies for my tardiness and I hope this explanation will help you to forgive me!   

Episode 34 - Bruce Leininger on James Leininger and James Huston Jr. - Part Two

In our last episode, Bruce Leininger recalled the events that occurred when his little son started relating some strange information that did not relate to his current life.  This sent Bruce on a mission to find out the truth and in this episode, we cover his search and the information he found about the Natoma Bay and James Huston Jr.  

Episode 33 - James Leininger and James Huston Jr

This is one of the most famous cases in reincarnation and it has been reported on many times, but usually you'll only hear bits and pieces here and there and never all of the information all in the one place. Join me for this four part review as we speak to Bruce Leininger about his son James and delve into the fascinating double quests he found himself involved in. 

Interview with Jim Matlock re Reincarnation in Tribal Cultures

Today we are fortunate to have Jim Matlock join us to talk about the origins of reincarnation and the evidence and beliefs in tribal cultures. Have tribal people, with their small intimate groups and closeness to nature, drawn the same conclusions we have about reincarnation? Do they even have reincarnation in their cultural belief system? Join us now as we delve into this fascinating subject. 

Tin Aung Myo and KM Wehrstein on Gender Dysphoria

Reincarnation memories are intriguing but they can also create traumas and phobias that resonate in the next life. What if they can cause an even more devastating problem?  Can they also make you feel like you're in the wrong body? 

Today we speak to KM Wehrstein, a leading reincarnation researcher who knows only too well what gender dysphoria can feel like, and we discuss the case of Ma Tin Aung Myo and her memories of being a Japanese cook during WWII. 

Episode 30 -Rolf and Mario

Join us today as we cover an interesting and rare case of a European, current past life memory account.  Is Rolf Wolfe (pseudonym) really the reincarnation of Mario, a young, unhappy Italian man who may possibly have committed suicide?  Listen in to discover this intriguing and elusive case.  

Episode 29 - Titu Singh and Suresh Verma

Join us today as we travel back to Baad in India to explore the life, and death, of Suresh Verma, and the memories of Titu Singh as he recalls life as a shop owner with a dubious lifestyle in Agra, who was murdered at the gates of his house in Sahaganj. 

 

Episode 28 - Interview with Jim Matlock re Buried Treasure and Hidden Knowledge.

In this episode, Jim and I discuss the fascinating subject of buried treasure and hidden knowledge.  

Episode 27 - Short stack re Reena Gupta, William McConnell and Edward Austrian

I really dislike releasing cases behind a paywall, so I've decided to make all of my cases available on my main feed.  With that in mind, I'm going to release the short stack I did for my Patreon account.  Thank you so much to my amazing Patreon devotees, you help so much more than you realise and I appreciate your assistance. 

So join me as I discuss the fascinating stories of Reena Gupta a little girl who remembers her husband murdering her, John McConnell an off duty police officer who was fatally shot while tackling thieves in an electrical store, and Edward Austrian a soldier who died in the trenches in world war I.   

Episode 26 - Interview with Erica Auberry re Atlas Auberry and Jaylen Robinson

Today we speak to Erica Auberry about her son Atlas' memories of life as Jaylen Robinson, a toddler who was murdered by his babysitter in Brooklyn, New York.  Come and join this amazing mom, as she recounts Atlas' memories and her experiences of trying to understand and support her son with his recollections.

 

We wish to advise caution to our listeners that this episode has some content that may be considered disturbing by some of our listeners, so listener discretion is recommended.