The title is bad. Wrong. These are not ghost stories. These are stories of children who have had spontaneous past life recall. The editing is overly sensational. I hate the close ups that reveal every pore. I hate the glowing red eyeballs. Really, the editing and production that was inclinded to raise the hair on our heads cheapened this series. I wasn't scared. Nor should you be.Ignore all that. Reincarnation is natural. It's human nature.
And it's a message all of us who fear death need to hear.
This series features one interesting story after another, most of which include the parents or some other person doing research to verify that such a person existed. And no, for you skeptics, the girls don't all remember being Cleopatra and the boys don't all remember being Harry Houdini. Hey, some of these children are a different race, ethnicity, or gender this time around.
Remembrances in Season One and Two include, the memory of being a fighter pilot shot down during World War II, the memory of being a girl whose family was killed by Indians - later she was traded to a more peaceable tribe, the memory of a girl who died in Hollywood during the Silent Film era at age 14, an actress who probably died after an abortion - so many others!
In many cases, the children go to the place they remember living or dying, or at least a museum - which often helps them let go and get on with this life.
So, despite my recommendation - should anyone producing this series be reading - that you cut the silly boo-hooey - I suggest that watching this is worth your time and if you aren't familiar with reincarnation will be a wonderful introduction.
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