Arthur Yensen's
Near-Death Experience
Arthur
Yensen was another near-death experiencer who
received knowledge of reincarnation. In August
of 1932, Yensen, a university graduate, geologist,
and staunch -materialist -turned -syndicated
-cartoonist, decided to take some time off to
research his weekly cartoon strip, "ADVENTUROUS
WILLIE WISPO." Since his main character
was a hobo, Yensen became a hobo for a time,
blending in with the over sixteen million unemployed
at that time in our nation's Great Depression.
He bummed rides from Chicago through Minnesota,
until a young man in a convertible coupe picked
him up on the way to Winnipeg. Going too fast
for the road conditions, the car hit a three-foot-high
ridge of oiled gravel and flipped into a series
of violent somersaults. Both men were catapulted
through the cloth top before the car smashed
into a ditch. The driver escaped unharmed, but
Yensen was injured, losing consciousness just
as two female spectators rushed to his aid.
After seeing the afterlife during this near-death
experience, he later learned that telling others
about his NDE often brought criticism, especially
from the church. But there were those who would
listen and as time wore on, more and more people
would ask him about it. Finally in 1955, Arthur
Yensen published a report of his near-death
experience after much public interest. His booklet
entitled "I Saw Heaven" (now out-of-print) describes
his NDE and gives answers to questions he was
always asked. On this web page I have some excerpts
from his booklet. His NDE also appears in
P.M.H. Atwater's
book "Beyond
the Light."
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Arthur Yensen's Near-Death Experience |
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I felt
as if I were coming loose from my body!
While I believed that my body was me, I knew
instinctively that if I separated from it, I'd
be dead! My soul and body started separating
again and continued to separate until I felt
a short, sharp pain in my heart, which felt
as if something had been torn loose. Then
slowly and softly I rose out through the top
of my head.
Gradually
the Earth scene faded away, and up through it
loomed a bright, new, beautiful world - beautiful
beyond imagination! For half a minute
I could see both worlds at once. The Earth
fading away, and the other world looming up
brighter, and brighter, and still brighter!
Finally when the Earth was all gone, I stood
in a glory that could only be heaven.
In
the background were two beautiful mountains
similar to Fujiyama of Japan. The tops were
snow-capped, and the slopes were adorned with
foliage of indescribable beauty. Since there
was no pollution, haze, or other obstructions
to mar one's vision, all the details were sharp
and clear. The mountains appeared to be about
fifteen miles away, yet I could see individual
flowers growing on their slopes. I estimated
my vision to be about 100 times better than
on Earth.
While
I stood there marveling, I saw twenty people
beyond the first trees, playing a singing-dancing
game something like "skip-to-my-lou." They
were having a hilarious time holding hands and
dancing in a circle - fast and lively. Their
singing, their laughter, and even their shouting
was melodious.
As soon
as they saw me, four of the players left the
game and joyfully skipped over to greet me.
As they approached, I estimated their ages to
be: one 30; two 20; and one 12. Their bodies
seemed almost weightless, and the grace and
beauty of their easy movements was fascinating
to watch.
As the
heaven-people gathered around, the oldest, largest
and strongest-looking man announced pleasantly, "You
are in the land of the dead. We lived on
Earth, just like you, till we came here."
With
unbounded enthusiasm I shouted, "This is
wonderful!"
"It's
marvelous!" they answered. Then
with delight they told me how I could swim around
in the lake as long as I pleased and when I
came out, I'd be dry! Another one said, "You
can run, jump, dance, sing and play as much
as you want to and you'll never get tired!"
Then
I noticed that the landscape was gradually becoming
familiar. It seemed as if I had been here before.
I remembered what was on the other side of the
mountains. Then with a sudden burst of joy,
I realized that this was my real home!
Back on Earth I had been a visitor, a misfit,
and a homesick stranger. With a sigh of
relief, I said to myself, "Thank God I'm
back again. This time I'll stay!"
Then
the oldest man, who looked like a Greek god,
continued to explain. "Everything over
here is pure. The elements don't mix or break
down as they do on Earth. Everything is kept
in place by an all pervading Master-Vibration,
which prevents aging. That's why things
don't get dirty, or wear out, and why everything
looks so bright and new. Then I understood how
heaven could be eternal.
Next
I noticed that I was loving everything and everybody
and that it was making me intensely happy. Apparently
only the good in me had survived. Without
the bad, which is discord, I was happy beyond
anything I had ever known.
My next
question was, "How do you explain this
intense happiness?"
Your
thoughts are vibrations which are controlled
by the Master-Vibration. It neutralizes all
negative thoughts and lets you think only the
good thoughts, such as love, freedom and happiness.
"Then
what becomes of the old grouches?"
If they
are too bad they go to a realm of lower vibrations
where their kind of thoughts can live. If they
came here, the Master-Vibration would annihilate
them. After death people gravitate into homogenous
groups according to the rate of their soul's
vibrations. If the percent of discord in a person
is small, it can be eliminated by the Master-Vibration; then
the remaining good can live on here.
For
example, if a person were 70% good
and 30% bad, the bad could be eliminated by
the Master-Vibration and the remaining good
welcomed into heaven. However, if the percentage
of bad were too high, this couldn't be done,
and the person would have to gravitate to a
lower level and live with people of his own
kind. In the hereafter each person lives in
the kind of a heaven or hell that he prepared
for himself while on Earth.
If you
threw a small pebble into a threshing machine,
it would go into the box - not because
it is good or bad, but because of its proper
size and weight. It's the same way here. No
one sends you anywhere. You are sorted
by the high or low vibrations of your soul. Everyone
goes where he fits in! High vibrations
indicate love and spiritual development, while
low vibrations indicate debasement and evil.
When
I asked what a person should do while on Earth
to make it better for him when he dies, he answered, "All
you can do is to develop along the lines of
unselfish love. People don't come here because
of their good deeds, or because they believe
in this or that, but because they fit in and
belong. Good deeds are the natural result
of being good, and bad deeds are the natural
result of being bad. Each carries its own reward
and punishment. It's what you are that
counts!"
While
we talked, my mind, or whatever I had to think
with, became crystal clear. Instantly and
without effort I could remember everything I
had ever known. I seemed to understand
the Earth and all about it. The whole scheme
of life was plain as day. Everything on
Earth has its purpose. It all fits into a pattern
which will, in the end, work out for justice
and good. People worry because of their incomplete
viewpoints. They don't realize that trouble
is nature's way of teaching lessons that won't
be learned otherwise. If we'd only learn
from other peoples' troubles, we could avoid
most of our own.
While
we were still talking, and I was enjoying the
ecstasy of heaven, my friend gently announced, "You
can't stay here any longer. You have to go back
to Earth."
"Back
to Earth! Oh, no, not back to that horrible
place!"
But
already I was leaving this beautiful land and
slipping back into my body - still enough
in heaven to have no inhibitions, and yet far
enough back into my body to have terrible thoughts.
Like a kid having a tantrum I kicked and screamed, "Let
me stay! Let me stay!" - But
all my protesting did no good.
As I
moved farther back into my body, there was a
painful, prickly feeling all over, similar to
a foot waking up. Also a crowded feeling as
if the real me was having to compress itself
to get back into its hateful prison.
The
last thing the strong man said to me was, "You
have more important work to do on Earth, and
you must go back and do it! There will
come a time of great confusion and the people
will need your stabilizing influence. When
your work on Earth is done, then you can come
back here and stay."
[Arthur
Yensen's death experience ends here. What follows
are answers to questions people always asks
him about.]
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2.
Can you tell us a little more about heaven? |
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Heaven
is really hard to describe in Earth language
because our words aren't adequate to describe
things beyond our imaginations. However, the
heaven I saw is characterized by its vivid greenness,
its crystalline cleanliness, its newness, its
all-pervading music and its overall beauty -
all of which are maintained by the Master-Vibration.
It's
a vigorous, lively place with an outflowing
happiness that's uncontainable. It's an "over-answer"
to everything we should have, and so far as
I know, it's a final home for the soul.
It's
not a place of rest, as so many tired people
picture it, because no one there gets tired.
It's more like a new lease on life. No one could
possibly use all the bubbling energy that wells
up from his diaphragm. It's a lively hilarious
place that's unbelievably sweet, serene and
melodious. The people there reminded me of uninhibited,
carefree children - before well-meaning adults
work them over.
In heaven
where all people really love each other, there
are no inhibitions, or need for them. Everyone
does exactly as he pleases. This works out well
because only the best in each person survives,
and good is all anyone wants to do. This allows
a freedom and happiness that people on Earth
can't imagine.
On Earth,
where everyone is more or less evil, we need
thousands of laws and inhibitions to keep order.
For some people these restrictions are so severe
that they become depressed, which may cause
them to commit suicide. But in heaven, where
there are no restrictions, people want to live
forever.
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What can you tell us about hell? |
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Not much, but I hear
it's a cool place.
Heat is molecules
in motion, while cold is their lack of motion.
Likewise, love is a fast vibration of the soul,
while hate is a slower vibration. Complete love
would be God, while complete hate would be death,
leaving the soul extinct.
The temperature in
heaven was just right, neither hot nor cold.
But that stranger who said he'd been in hell
three weeks described it as a dark, dank, chilly,
frightening place. A place where everyone retains
their physical desires without a way to satisfy
them. For example, the glutton can't eat because
he has no physical body. The alcoholic can't
drink for the same reason, neither can the smoker
smoke, nor the drug addict get a fix. The miser
can't protect his money, and the sex-maniac,
who doesn't believe in love, finds it impossible
to satisfy his lust. Hell is real hell for anyone
who lives only to satisfy his selfish desires.
Without physical
bodies, feelings of hate and fear are intensified
as souls vainly try to hide from their enemies.
Their only hope is to reincarnate. Then unfortunately
when they do, they may forget all about their
torment in hell and again lead lives of greed
and tyranny. This miserable cycle can continue
"forever" unless they find salvation in one
of their lifetimes. Such people really need
a savior, since they are not able to help themselves.
I'm sure Christ incarnated to help them because
he said, "I came not to call the righteous,
but sinners to repentance.
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How does a person get ahead in the next world? |
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You
don't. There is no place in heaven for discontent
or personal ambition. You may not be able to
change at all after you arrive ... The Bible
also tells us that when the Devil got too ambitious
he was kicked out of heaven.
If everyone
completely understood the afterlife, they'd
quit trying to keep up with the Joneses and
start learning how to live unselfishly. Here
we can change ourselves quite easily and should
use this life to make ourselves into the kind
of people we want to be in the hereafter. This
world is a miserable place for anyone who hasn't
learned internal harmony - characterized by
unselfish love. Mankind is like a chain. What
one does affects us all. We should try to strengthen
our weakest links. In heaven, as far as I could
tell, all people do is enjoy themselves. They're
like children who don't demand work in order
to be happy.
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What is success and what is failure? |
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We came
into this world to have trouble and to learn
from it. Unfortunately many people don't realize
this and complain about their bad luck and spend
their lives chasing pleasure, fame and money.
Then they die without making any spiritual progress.
And so they waste life after life.
It should
be obvious that all we'll take with us is our
character, our karma and our abilities, and
that we'll have to live with people like ourselves.
Therefore,
our highest success would be to rise into the
highest heaven through unselfish love. And our
most dismal failure would be to hate ourselves
out of existence - if that is possible.
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Why didn't you mention God and salvation? |
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I didn't omit them
intentionally. It's only that I didn't see God,
Christ, or hear anything about salvation. However,
I do consider the Master-Vibration as part of
God because it controls the universe and seems
to regulate everything except the evil minds
of people on Earth.
To understand God,
I believe one would have to be almost as great
as God is. Or at least be like Christ who was
in harmony with God. On the other hand, salvation
is simple. All one has to do is to love so unselfishly
that his soul-vibrations will rise high enough
to fit him into heaven.
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What is sin? |
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Sin
is anything that stops spiritual growth. The
three great sins are: Not learning from experience,
letting leadership turn into tyranny, and letting
selfishness turn into greed.
Everyone
should constantly check themselves for developing
greed, tyranny, fear, worry, anger, hate, jealousy,
and especially guilt. By conquering these harmful
traits we keep in tune with our oversouls (guardian
angels), God and the universe. Sin is anything
that causes us to lose this contact. When the
subconscious mind feels guilty it is ashamed
to face its oversoul and builds up barriers
to shut it out. Without the oversoul to guide
it, such a person is like a child lost in the
dark. The only hope it has is to get rid of
its guilt and re-connect with its oversoul.
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How are we saved? |
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By unselfish love. When
we love unselfishly, our vibrations are so high
that the only place we'll fit into is heaven.
There is no other place we can go if we want
to. This is divine justice because it gives
all the people who ever lived, as well as all
the higher animals who know right from wrong,
an equal chance to eventually attain internal
harmony which will fit them into some kind of
heaven - regardless of their intelligence, education,
indoctrination, ignorance, wealth or poverty.
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9.
Explain the trinity |
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The Father, of course,
is God, or Infinity, who created and controls
the universe.
The Son is an individualized
portion of God who has attained a perfect oneness
with God - which is also our goal.
The Holy Ghost, or
Holy Spirit, would be the Master-Vibration which
flows into us as freely as the barriers we have
built up against it will allow.
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Do you believe in the devil? |
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No, but if there
is one, he would have to be an insane angel
who was crazy enough to fight with God, which
would be as futile as for us to try to stop
the sunrise. I believe the devil is a mythological
character, invented by humans and used for a
scapegoat. Grown people with immature minds
like to blame the devil for their misdeeds instead
of acting like people and taking the blame themselves.
However, there may
be earthbound spirits of low vibrations, whom
we may regard as devils because they annoy us
through mental telepathy. These demons tune
in on us through our low vibrations of hate,
fear and greed. They can be tuned out with unselfish
love, or if necessary be chased away by the
stronger spirit of Jesus Christ.
There's an old saying,
"Birds of a feather, flock together." The way
to be rid of the "devil" is not to be like him.
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Do you believe in predestination or free will? |
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Both. Since they
told me I had a destiny, why wouldn't everyone
else have one? Obviously, our brains can only
know what we've recorded in them, but our oversouls
know all about us.
That's why they try
to guide us, and keep us in our bodies until
our life's work is finished - just like we try
to stay in our cars until we reach our destinations.
Yet, we all have
free will. Any of us can get drunk and drive
into a telephone pole.
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What's wrong with fixed beliefs about the hereafter? |
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Things change little
in the hereafter. Suppose we have the fixed
idea that we'll sleep till the resurrection
of the body. Then suppose there isn't a resurrection
of the body. We might sleep a very long time.
On the other hand,
if we have no fixed beliefs about anything,
we'd be free to adapt to the new surroundings
and fit in where we belong with no unusual difficulty.
Everything has its
place. Fixed beliefs are useful in prayer where
doubt is fatal. Yet doubt is always useful in
sizing up religious dogma, reading junk mail,
listening to commercials, and the promises of
politicians.
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Why are people turned off by religion? |
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Any complete body
of knowledge is like a spoke in a wheel - pointing
to the center of ultimate truth. Science, art,
music, philosophy and religion run into trouble
because they are not yet complete bodies of
knowledge even though religion is advertised
and sold as such.
Many religionists
think they have the whole truth and the only
short-cut to heaven. And in their well-meaning
zeal to rescue wayward humanity, they argue,
persuade and even go to war to force non-believers
to accept their formula for getting into heaven.
Outsiders are turned
off mostly because the churches can't agree
among themselves. Some churches have even resorted
to torture to force their particular brand of
God's love on people who were perfectly satisfied
and thought they were on good terms with God
already.
But even though the
churches have abused religion, and the beliefs
of some churches are ridiculous to other churches,
I believe everyone should have some kind of
a religion, or philosophy, to encourage them
to think and grow spiritually.
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What is God like? |
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I don't know. I didn't
see him. But I did feel a Master Vibration which
must be a part of God because it kept everything
in good order and controlled the universe. Maybe
it was the Holy Spirit.
People differ a great
deal in their ideas of what God is like. Little
children imagine him to be a gray-haired old
man with a long white beard.
One religious denomination
believes there is a Mr. and Mrs. God. Other
churches consider God to be a universal spirit
that created and rules the universe, while the
atheists say there is no God at all - until
they get in a jam. Then they pray like there
really is one!
Under self-hypnosis,
I once asked what God was like. I saw a huge
mountain almost covered with clouds. Here and
there were small peepholes through which I could
see lightning and great activity. Then a voice
from somewhere said, "To fully understand God,
you'll have to be almost as great as God is!"
This put me in my
place. But for reasoning purposes I had to have
some kind of a mental image of what God is like.
To me now, after many years of thought, he's
a combination of many things such as: the known
and unknown laws of nature, light, electricity,
gravity, time, space, infinity, love and life
itself - totally incomprehensible! But since
we have life, we must all be a small part of
him.
That's probably why
we call him Father and consider ourselves his
ornery kids - who always need forgiveness.
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What is karma? |
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Karma is the totality
of all our actions - good and bad - which determine
our fate, or destiny.
If we do only good
things we will eventually run out of bad karma
and only good things will happen to us, and
vice versa. The purpose of karma is to force
us to learn life's lessons whether we want to
or not.
Between lives, with
the great knowledge of our oversouls, we choose
the next life we are going to live and how much
karma we are going to meet and settle. For example,
if you abused animals, or people, in one life
your oversoul would probably cause you to reincarnate
into a situation where you'd get abused to make
you realize the misery you've caused others.
The only way to bypass
karma is to develop so much unselfish love that
paying for bad karma will serve no purpose -
much like a college student challenging a course
he already knows.
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Do you believe in reincarnation? |
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"Except
a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom
of God." John 3:3. Reincarnation certainly
explains a lot of things that would be hard
to account for otherwise. From my experience
I'm convinced we have all lived and died many
times. The reason we don't remember our former
lives is because our vast soul memories
are not transferred to our baby brains at birth.
All we know in this life is what we learned
in past lifetimes. That would be the reason
why some things are so much easier for us to
learn than others. For example, Mozart didn't
have to learn music because he already knew
it.
One
of the good things about reincarnation is that
at the beginning of each lifetime we are cleared
of all past prejudices, learning blocks and
wrong teachings, and are ready for a fresh start
- just like a new term at school - and, like
school, when we have learned enough of life's
lessons, we graduate and don't have to come
back to this Earth anymore, except as volunteers
to teach stragglers.
Since
our opportunities for spiritual growth on this
planet are probably limited time-wise, we should
realize that in dealing with children, the learning
value of any incarnation can be spoiled by indoctrination
before the child is old enough to reason. In
some cases this is worse than murder because
it may waste a whole lifetime instead of just
a few years.
Some
scholars say that in the Dark Ages the Church
had all references to reincarnation deleted
from the Bible, so as to better control the
people by threatening them with hell fire. But
they didn't get rid of every passage that refers
to reincarnation because there are some that
could hardly mean anything else, such as: "He
who overcomes, I will make a pillar in the temple
of God and he shall go out no more..." Revelation
13:12.
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17.
What do you think of Jesus redeeming humanity
by suffering and dying on the cross? |
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Jesus
was called a master because he had mastered
all the problems of mankind. To help us with
our slow spiritual progress he magnanimously
volunteered to reincarnate and teach us how
to evolve faster through unselfish love.
His
teachings made so much sense to his followers
that they called him the long-looked-for MESSIAH!
And they would have crowned him king except
that the ruling Jews who were afraid of their
jobs, had him crucified first.
But
their murder of Jesus backfired. His disciples,
and many others, believed that he had risen
from the dead and that he was the son of God!
And so Christianity was born.
Then
traditional Jewish sacrifices were such a bloody
nuisance, the Christians proclaimed that Jesus
had sacrificed his life on the cross to end
all other sacrifices! And that's how the doctrine
of vicarious atonement got started. It made
good sense in those days and saved the lives
of thousands of innocent sheep and doves.
But
now, 2,000 years later, it's pure nonsense.
Suppose I were God, and to please me, you sacrificed
a son, or a daughter. I'd be outraged! Or suppose
you cut a lamb's throat and let it bleed to
death just to please me. Next lifetime I'd let
you be the lamb! But if you gave your wife a
bouquet of beautiful flowers - I'd love you
for it!
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Will there will be a resurrection of our physical
bodies? |
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I don't see how a physical
body would be of any use in the spiritual world
- unless it is vastly improved and able to travel
with thought. At present we can't even see the
spiritual world until we get out of our physical
bodies. The people I saw in heaven seemed to
get along very well with translucent spiritual
bodies.
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More about Arthur Yensen |
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Born on a Nebraska
sandhill during the blizzard of 1898, Yensen
recalled being force-fed religion as a youngster.
Not only did he turn against it, but he started
challenging his parents at every turn - including
questioning the way they ate. He observed that
their farm animals did just fine on a diet of
fresh greens and whole grains, yet family members
were always suffering indigestion and constipation
from the white flour, sugar, and grease they
consumed. Behind his parents' back, he cured
himself by eating bran flakes. He continued
to defy the conventions of his day, switching
from atheism to mysticism after his near-death
experience at the age of thirty-four, marrying
afterwards, and built his own home in Parma,
Idaho, from blocks of tuffa (pumice) he and
his sons quarried. He later became an educator,
public speaker, was active in politics, specialized
in historical sculpture (his work adorns Parma's
city park), was a movie extra in several Hollywood
films, an authority on organic gardening and
nutrition, and was singled out as one of Idaho's "Most
Distinguished Citizens."
Although a public
figure, Yensen was frequently at odds with the
school boards where he taught: opposing any
procedure that capped a child's creative drive;
speaking out against the incarceration of American
citizens of Japanese ancestry during World War
II; and ignoring school rules by sharing his
near-death experience in class as proof to his
students that morality matters and life really
has a purpose. Ironically, Yensen was still
questioning whether or not he had fulfilled
his life's work when he returned "home"
in 1992, the quiet benefactor of thousands.
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One Soul, Many Lives: First Hand Stories
of Reincarnation and the Striking Evidence
of Past Lives
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by Roy Stemman
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Working as a journalist for metaphysical
publications for more than three decades,
author Roy Stemman has investigated
the most heralded occurrences of reincarnation.
In this book, he brings together an
impressive body of physical evidence
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he has gathered from interviewing people
all over the world. In case after case,
the author engages the reader with the
remarkable story of someone who believes
he has lived before. In addition to
testimony by reputable and trustworthy
individuals, this book draws heavily
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Born Again: Reincarnation Cases Involving
Evidence of Past Lives, with Xenoglossy
Cases researched by Ian Stevenson, MD
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by Walter Semkiw MD
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The author includes the
most important cases providing evidence
of reincarnation, including cases researched
by Dr. Ian Stevenson. The author methodically
presents crucial reincarnation cases
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These principles include the observations
that facial features, personality traits,
talents, and passions can remain consistent
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How To Uncover Your Past Lives
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by Ted Andrews
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In this book you'll learn how knowledge
of past lives can help you gain
clear insight into your spiritual
purpose for this lifetime. Popular
author Ted Andrews teaches you how
to safely and easily explore past-life
memories using self-hypnosis, meditation,
dowsing, fragrance, and crystals.
Discover how to: • Use past-life
awareness as a tool for spiritual
growth, • Recognize soul mates and
their role in your life, • Understand
the true meaning of a twin soul,
• Let go of self-defeating behaviors
and beliefs from past lives, • Gain
insight into your life's purpose.
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Destiny of Souls: New Case Studies of
Life Between Lives
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by Michael Newton
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A pioneer in uncovering
the secrets of life, internationally
recognized spiritual hypnotherapist
Dr. Michael Newton takes you once again
into the heart of the spirit world.
His groundbreaking research was first
published in the bestselling
Journey of Souls,
the definitive study on the afterlife.
Now, in Destiny of Souls, the saga continues
with 70 case histories of real people
who were regressed into their lives
between lives. Dr. Newton answers the
requests of the thousands of readers
of the first book who wanted more details
about various aspects of life on the
other side. Explore the meaning behind
your own spiritual memories as you read
the stories of people in deep hypnosis,
and learn fascinating details about:
• Our purpose on Earth, • Soul mates
and spirit guides, • Spiritual settings
and where souls go after death, • Soul
travel between lives, • Ways spirits
connect with and comfort the living,
• The soul-brain connection, • Why we
choose certain bodies.
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Someone Else's Yesterday: The Confederate
General and Connecticut Yankee: A Past
Life Revealed
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by Jeffrey J. Keene
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This book is an amazing journey through
the eyes of two people: one a Georgian,
the other a Connecticut Yankee. Similarities
between the two go far beyond coincidence.
They think alike, look alike, and even
share facial scars. Their lives are
so intertwined that they appear to be
one. Half of this equation, Jeffrey
J. Keene, is a present-day Assistant
Fire Chief in affluent Westport, Connecticut.
The other half, John B. Gordon, Confederate
General, Army of Northern Virginia,
died January 9, 1904. Gathering information
from official records, wartime reports
and even love letters, Jeff Keene uncovered
many parallels between his own life
and that of General Gordon. Even the
trip to the emergency room on his thirtieth
birthday with facial pain had mimicked
the wound General Gordon received at
the battle of Antietam when he was thirty
years of age. Jeff Keene shares his
insights into the workings of reincarnation
along with his personal encounter with
the nightmare of September 11th.
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Return From Heaven: Beloved Relatives
Reincarnated Within Your Family
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by Carol Bowman
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What if you could see a loved one who
has died, not in a future spiritual
realm, but here and now, in this lifetime?
It is possible, says Carol Bowman, author
of Children’s Past Lives and a pioneer
in reincarnation studies. Based on in-depth
research and direct observation of very
young children, she shows in this groundbreaking
book how common it is for beloved relatives
to reincarnate into the same family.
Typical families share how their children
-- some as young as two and still in
diapers -- speak spontaneously of intimate
details from the lives of a family member
they never knew. These true stories
shed new light on age-old questions
of family relationships: Do we choose
our parents? What relationships survive
death? What happens to the soul after
a miscarriage or abortion? Bowman offers
hope for anyone who has lost a beloved
relative and longs to be reunited again.
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Children's Past Lives: How Past Life
Memories Affect Your Child
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by Carol Bowman
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Has your child lived before? In this
fascinating, controversial, and groundbreaking
book, Carol Bowman reveals overwhelming
evidence of past life memories in children.
Not only are such experiences real,
they are far more common than most people
realize. Bowman's extraordinary investigation
was sparked when her young son, Chase,
described his own past-life death on
a Civil War battlefield - account so
accurate it was authenticated by an
expert historian. Even more astonishing,
Chase's chronic eczema and phobia of
loud noises completely disappeared after
he had the memory. Inspired by Chase's
dramatic healing, Bowman compiled dozens
of cases and wrote this comprehensive
study to explain how very young children
remember their past lives, spontaneously
and naturally. In Children's Past Lives,
she tells how to distinguish between
a true past life memory and a fantasy,
offers practical advice to parents on
how to respond to a past life memory,
and shows how to foster the spiritual
and healing benefits of these experiences.
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Many Mansions: The Edgar Cayce Story
on Reincarnation
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by Gina Cerminara and Hugh Lynn Cayce
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Thousands of microfilms filed at the
Association for Research and Enlightenment
at Virginia Beach testify to Cayce's
ability to diagnose, prescribe for,
and cure the ills of people whose names
and locations he was given, but whom
he had never seen. Known as "The Miracle
Man of Virginia Beach," his successes
astonished medical authorities - and
the world. Many Mansions is Dr. Gina
Cerminara's account of these healings
- and an affirmation of the age-old
belief in reincarnation. She tells how
Cayce saw past the barriers of space
and time, how he penetrated the "previous"
lives of his subjects, and performed
the fantastic cures and prophesies that
made him the most remarkable clairvoyant
in modern history.
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Same Soul, Many Bodies: Discover the
Healing Power of Future Lives through
Progression Therapy
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by Brian L. Weiss
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Dr. Weiss pioneered regression therapy
-- guiding people through their past
lives. Here, he goes beyond that to
demonstrate the therapeutic benefits
of progression therapy - guiding people
through the future in a scientific,
responsible, healing way. Through dozens
of case histories detailing both past-life
and future-life experiences, Dr. Weiss
shows how the choices that we make now
will determine our future quality of
life. From Samantha, who overcame academic
failure once she learned of her future
as a great physician, to Evelyn, whose
fears and prejudices ended after she
envisioned prior and forthcoming lives
as a hate victim, Dr. Weiss gives concrete
examples of lives transformed by regression
and progression therapy. A groundbreaking
work, Same Soul, Many Bodies is sure
to deeply affect peoples' lives as they
strive toward their future.
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Across Time And Death: A Mother's Search
For Her Past Life Children
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by Jenny Cockell
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For as long as she could remember, Jenny
Cockell had felt she had lived a former
life as Mary Sutton. Finally, Jenny
acted on her intense need to find her
lost family. After years of painstaking
searching, she finally reunited with
family members from her previous lifetime.
This is her startling, true story.
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