SCIENTIFIC STUDIES ON CHILDREN WHO REMEMBER THEIR PAST LIVES

Since the 60s’, academic researchers, notably at the University of Virginia (USA), have investigated the phenomenon of children who allegedly remember details of their past lives. What is the significance and implication of this scientific research? How do these phenomena “fit” with the ancient, sacred texts of India that make claims on consciousness, memory and survival after our clinical death?

Cyril Wohrer studied Comparative Religion at University of California and at Oxford University. He specializes on the subject matter of progressive consciousness in Human Psychology in cross cultural perspective and relation. He lived as a monk for nearly 10 years and conducts seminars and workshops as a freelance Bhakti-yoga teacher.