Book: Reincarnation: The Missing Link In Christianity (Paperback)
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Life-changing...mind-expanding. This book is easy to read, provides clear illustrations, historical and biblical support. It brings out more meaning to Jesus' words and adds universal and true timeless significance to who and what Christians believe Jesus is.

This book serves to not only talk about reincarnation but also gives insight on how Christianity should not be a rehashing of the early, third-century, church's select canonical elite's thoughts on Christ and God but rather how an individual's relationship between self and Christ/God is very important and should not be subjugated to the worldly authority of religious political powers.

Maybe many of you who are curious about this book are like me when I did not know very much about reincarnation but yet did not reject it totally. The concept began by seeping into my belief system and finally, and fatefully, I came upon a friend's book, scholarly and hard-to-read, on Gnostic Christianity which briefly mentioned that reincarnation was part of early Christians' belief system. I was so intrigued that I sought to ask more questions and then found the title of this very book at amazon.com. It's been two years since I bought this book, and I must say that this book IS IMPORTANT to all Christians who are willing to ask questions and find answers that are not available within mainstream Christianity. After this book, I educated myself further on reincarnation and the beginnings of the Bible and in the process further dissolved my prejudices, arrogance and ignorance. So watch out! This book can very well set you on a profound path of further seeking the meaning of Christ, gaining spiritual enlightenment and renewing your enthusiasm to seek and fulfill your life's purpose in a new light.

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Most people are not going to remember a past life as such. Hell. I don't even fully remember this life. But I do have memory flashes of important stuff going back to when I was two or three. I have one memory that I am pretty sure is a real memory that goes back to before I was born. My parents were in South Carolina and had moved into a house they totally hated. They very quickly changed their mind and moved back out. I had dreams about the house before I was told about this event in my parent's life. Skeptics will say I heard the story before the dream but just did't know I had heard the story and I guess that is possible. But I am pretty sure before I was born I was watching over them and I feel certain it wasn't just they didn't like the house but were in danger at the house and I was busy on the other side doing my best to get them the hell out of the house before something bad happened.

Beside that, I have two memories that come from dreams that I am pretty sure were flashes from a past life. Course, skeptics will say I just have a good imagination and that is true. I do have a good imagination. But memory flashes are different from day dreaming.

One of the memory flash dream groups goes back to France and the then old Southern United States. I have different memory flashes that seem to tie in together but those could actually be flashes from two or maybe even three different lives or maybe just imagination. I have verbally tied those images together into a story of sorts that may or may not be valid. I believe I was orphaned in France and an American Art Student took me in and brought me back to her home in the Southern United States. I became an overseer on the plantation. There was a Cherokee House Servant on the plantation who I took a liking to. I remember leaving the job at the plantation with her but we died before we got to where we were going.

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The other dream memory group goes back to the early days of Israel. Just a hard existance with a really violent death that as a child I had repeated nightmares about.

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I think most people, especially as children, have memory flashes in dreams and even sometimes when awake that comes from dreams. Some of those type memories fade but I think the average person actually has more memories from past lives than they may realize. But most people just consider them dreams or memories from a dream and do not try to connect them together.