Circumstantial evidence for life after death and reincarnation

An overview

Abstract

Many people believe in life after death or beyond death. This assumption is firmly anchored in almost all religions and spiritual traditions. But modern science prefers to avoid this topic. After all, life beyond matter, beyond the physical body, would cast doubt on the general scientific worldview or require adopting a broader view. In addition, scientists readily assume that there is no proof, or circumstantial evidence, for such phenomena as reincarnation or memories of actual previous incarnations. The three volumes published by the author and the summary provided in this article show that this is not the case. The question is explored whether, among the numerous subjective reports and memories of past lives, there are those that can be objectively verified. The author has examined both the scientific literature that exists on the subject and the cases of people who trusted him with their memories.