#21 – Reincarnation Pt. II

Here’s the second entry in our coverage of Life After Life. Today we start the show with an intriguing pyramid construction theory. We talk about a couple other interest news items as well before going into the book. We cover various reincarnation cases that have birthmarks matching the previous personality’s wounds. Dean confesses to his bad memory and confusion about Ian Stevenson. We cover some interesting theories on how the birthmarks cases might work. We also talk about the practice of experimental birthmarks and cover some cases that include examples. We spend time on the idea of consciousness affecting the body and how that might work. Hopefully you aren’t sick of reincarnation yet because there’s a lot more to come!Topics include dark matter and dark energy. We spend some time talking about the mysteries of gravity, quantum physics and the theories that try to combine them together into a grand “theory of everything.” We talk about consciousness, teleportation and reincarnation. We have fun trying out some different illusions to show how crazy the brain is. We compare hard sciences to soft sciences and then discuss fields like psychology and egyptology. We lament over all the deliberately destroyed knowledge. We round out the episode discussing the Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis and the replication crisis in science. Links: Life Before Life: Children’s Memories of Previous Lives by Jim B. Tucker, MD Ian Stevenson, MD wrote a bunch of books on reincarnation. Here are some:Children Who Remember Previous LivesWhere Reincarnation and Biology IntersectTwenty Cases Suggestive of ReincarnationEuropean Cases of the Reincarnation TypeReincarnation and BiologyIan’s Wiki Page Pyramid construction theory using water and floatation to move the blocks. NASA discovers a super earth in the habitable zone of a red dwarf. Follow Us on Social Media: Timestamps: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | TikTok | YouTube | Rumble 0:00:00 – Intro0:02:26 – Floating the Pyramid Together0:13:22 – Super Earth in the Habitable Zone0:16:28 – Gig Economy Benefits0:23:53 – Case: Chanai Choomalaiwong0:29:39 – Music Break0:31:17 – New Belgium Voodoo Ranger IPA0:33:19 – Ian Stevenson0:37:40 – Case: Necip Ünlütaşkiran0:41:55 – Speculating on Birthmark Cases 0:53:32 – Case: Indika Ishwara1:06:26 – Music Break1:08:19 – Case: Purnima Ekanayake1:17:31 – Consciousness Causing Physical Changes1:28:26 – Experimental Birthmarks1:31:35 – Case: Kloy Matwiset1:34:25 – Mothers Produce the Birthmarks?1:44:23 – Outro