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For decades, University of Virginia researchers have investigated children who remember past lives. But can those memories actually be verified?
For decades, University of Virginia researchers have investigated children who remember past lives. But can those memories actually be verified?
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S3E3: Past Lives: Inside UVA's 60-Year Investigation| The Reincarnation Records
OuvidoFor decades, University of Virginia researchers have investigated children who remember past lives. But can those memories actually be verified?
S3E2: When Reincarnation Leaves a Paper Trail | The Reincarnation Records
OuvidoWhen a child’s impossible memories check out, is reincarnation the explanation?
S3E1: The Boy Who Remembered Dying | The Reincarnation Records
OuvidoA child’s battlefield memory sends his mother searching for answers.
S2E54: When Caelum Came Back Part II | Talk Tracks
OuvidoCaelum's writings on God, consciousness, multidimensional realities, and his purpose as a teacher
S2E53: When Caelum Came Back Part I | Talk Tracks
OuvidoAt 17 months old, Caelum Miller suffered a near-fatal drowning that left him with a severe traumatic brain injury. Doctors told his family he would likely remain in a vegetative state for the rest of his life. But his parents refused to close the door on what might be possible.Years later, Caelum learned to communicate through facilitated communication and began sharing thoughts, memories, and experiences that his family says challenged everything they understood about his consciousness.In this episode, Caelum and his mother, Anne-Marie, tell the story of his remarkable recovery and the moment communication changed everything. Caelum describes what he says he experienced while outside his body, including an encounter with a deceased musician he had never met, and shares his perspective on God, consciousness, and what he believes happens beyond this physical world.We also hear from Anne-Marie about the skepticism surrounding facilitated communication, the years of journals documenting Caelum's words, and what…