Many children remember their past lives spontaneously, without hypnosis or prompting. Some as young as two and still in diapers blurt out, “I remember when I died before” or “My other mommy had curly hair”. They often describe details that they had no way of learning in this life. Some remember startling personal details of relatives who died before they were born.

In this interview, Carol answers questions about her thirty-plus years of researching and writing about children’s spontaneous past life memories. These memories are the most compelling evidence for the survival of a personal consciousness after death. And they also offer an opportunity to heal the soul of emotional, physical, and psychological issues that may have carried over from previous lives.

Books by Carol Bowman