| Children's Past Lives by Carol Bowman |
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| Written by Jeffree Benet | |||
Carol Bowman's book is fascinating and sure to be controversial, but it at least explains those times when it seems young junior is channelling the spirit of Ghengis Khan!
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 recognising and handling such episodes, based on her own experiences with her children's (and her own) phobias.
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This groundbreaking book reveals how widespread - and profoundly affecting - past life memories are in children, while guiding parents toward understanding and loving support.
