In my years of both academic research and experiments with PLR, I have found huge volumes of data that would prove that "past life" memories are real. Here are some that may help you get a better understanding of why PLR is such a fascinating subject.
- Helen Wambach's research work is documented in “Reliving Past Lives”, where a total of 1088 subjects were used for this ground breaking work in the mid 60’s, her initial intent was to discredit this self help modality; which had the opposite effect. The study lasted 10 years.
- Marge Rieder's extraordinary “Mission to Millboro”, is also a well documented research that dealt with 20 people, one city, and past lives. This is a city in Virginia, where in a group regression the participates went to the same place and era. They knew each others names, occupations, addresses, basically they were a community that lived and died together; and yes lived again.
- Ian Stevenson's created “The Division of Perceptual Studies”, a unit of Psychiatric Medicine at the University of Virginia. He proofed scientifically the existence of reincarnation by using children’s memories. He was a skeptic that in an attempt to discredit PLR as a pseudo science ended up proving it’s existence.
- Brian Weiss’ work and practice of PLR after a client’s (Catherine) spontaneous regression, is well documented and highly respected. He is best known for his first book “Many Lives, Many Masters.”
- Dolores Cannon is the foremost expert on PLR. She has been practicing and educating the masses through her books and lectures for over 40 years. Her work is called “Lost Knowledge.” She is also a publisher helping spread information on hypnosis and other forms of healing modalities.