Reddit reviews Return to Life: Extraordinary Cases of Children Who Remember Past Lives
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I have not experienced this, but it sounds cool as hell and I'm jealous.
The familiar nature of these images reminds me of how people describe past-life experiences. The most objective and scientific take on this can be found in the book Return to Life, if you're interested in reading up.
No kidding, you and me both! My first wife died when I was 34 (she was 30), and my second wife has come far too close on a couple of occasions. At some points in the past few years my obsession about death has turned into a deep, depressing anxiety.
I am generally an agnostic, at different times I have either believed or not believed in the afterlife. When I didn't, it was even more crushing than ever because I was obsessing about what it "feels like" to no longer exist. I would read stories in the news - sometimes I would purposefully seek them out - about people who were killed in accidents. Then I'd play a fake scene in my head. "Man, that guy, he was rounding that corner, not a care in the world, and literally two minutes later he's gone. Never knew his time was coming up so quickly. I wonder what that felt like? I wonder what he's feeling right now?" Etc....
After reading a number of things, I decided that I do in fact believe in an afterlife, and it will be pleasant. This book in particular was a big help for me:
http://www.amazon.com/Return-Life-Extraordinary-Children-Remember/dp/1250005841/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1408998224&sr=8-1&keywords=jim+tucker
It's about the closest thing you can get to scientific verification of the afterlife.