THE REINCARNATION EXPERIMENT™

"Promoting Scientific Reincarnation Research"

PAST-LIFE CLUES
What Are They/How Can I Get Them?

Categories of Clues to Previous Lives: The research from this project identified various categories of physical features and person-
ality factors that suggest a past-life influence on your energetic genotype or soul genome.

Physical features different from parents or siblings may indicate a reincarnation history outside your biological family tree. They include body type, facial architecture (the bone structure that shapes the dimensions of your face), hair type and pattern, ear form, hands and finger proportions, voice, and body odor. (These attributes were derived from the forensic side of biometric science that determines degrees of genetic stability.)

This list of attributes refers to permanent features of the subject's body. However, the presence of temporary stigmata (marks resembling wounds) on a subject's body may also point to a potential past-life connection.

Personality factors now identified in the most robust reincarnation cases are cognitive mode (way of thinking), emotional patterns, interpersonal styles, and areas of creative interests. These are covered in the research forms on this site and described more fully, with illustrations, in the book The Soul Genome.


Other areas suggest a previous-life legacy: (1) Prodigies and precocity in all children (areas  of knowledge, skills, and talents not been previously taught to the child). (2) Knowledge of people, places, and events that the person has not had occasion to learn in this life. (3) Unlearned languages, peculiar habits, phobias, early addictions, beliefs outside one's immediate culture. (4) Preferences and tastes different from ones' family.

Your dreams and waking visions may also contain clues to past lives. Keeping a regular journal of this information is very helpful.

Finding Your Past Lives Without Hypnosis: Karin Hoppe Holloway has written the excellent book Past Life Clues: Finding Your Past Lives Without Hypnosis for a process of self-discovery. She suggests a record of certain details about yourself may guide your research: illnesses; tastes in art, foods, places, and hobbies; religious rituals; major life issues; self-images; and many more.

Identifying Past Lives Through Self-Hypnosis: Psychologist's Joe H. Slate's provocative book, Beyond Reincarnation, provides tools for self-discovery. He writes, "I remain interested in your reincarnation project focusing on empirical evidence. Self-empowerment programs based on objective scientific research has been the centerpiece of my writing over the years, not only in the study of reincarnation, but other self-empowerment topics as well.
 
It's rewarding for me personally to know that I share a path with other researchers who focus on personal responsibility in independently retrieving relevant past-life experiences, an approach that multiplies many times over the potential rewards of past-life knowledge."


Extra-dimensional Sources of Clues: Many people obtain their first clues to possible past-life identities from psychics, channeled messages, or hypnosis. While invaluable as starting points, they must be validated through confirmable evidence before you totally change your self-image or begin making choices based on them. A judicious combination of various sources of potential evidence gives you a level of confidence that your are on the right track.

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