This short video called “Infinite Universes” with Duncan Trussell really struck a chord with me. I had the same exact idea after my mom and I were in a car accident when I was six years old (yes, I was thinking metaphysical thoughts even at that tender age). Check it out — it’s good stuff.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q5UC1k1LoEM&feature=youtu.be
In this month’s issue of The University of Virginia Magazine I happened across an article about Dr. Jim Tucker, a respected academic and M.D. who has published a book about his research into reincarnation called Return to Life (you’ll find links to buy the book at your favorite retailer or website on his page).
How refreshing to see a serious exploration of something that the mainstream so often dismisses as metaphysical clap-trap. And from a faculty member at my alma mater?
This one goes on my reading list for sure.
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