Do we really have an afterlife?

Western science is gradually confirming that you can search a lot!

Reincarnation is an important concept in Eastern beliefs. It has such a deep cultural heritage in China that it has been repeatedly written into poems and songs by literati, and it sings about a dreamy life together with the spring breeze and autumn rain, the evening drum and the morning bell.

At the same time, it is often ridiculed by the common people to the point of becoming a bit vulgar. However, regardless of whether it is vulgar or elegant, Chinese, especially modern Chinese, talk and listen to reincarnation in vain, and at most it is a kind of spiritual sustenance. However, it is surprising that in North America, where science is prosperous and there is no concept of reincarnation in the culture, some medical professionals have done a lot of research on the phenomenon of reincarnation, not only convincingly pointing out the possibility of reincarnation, but also discovering a lot of deep knowledge.

There are two types of such studies. One is to study the possibility of reincarnation and related phenomena by collecting and verifying the case studies of children with memories of past lives, represented by Dr. Ian Steverson. Steverson, a chair professor at the University of Virginia, spent 40 years collecting the cases of 2,600 children between the ages of 2 and 7 who, despite their young age, knew what to do in villages and towns thousands of miles away.

details of the physical condition and events that took place more than a decade ago or even more ago. Many children can even speak languages of other races. Many of the details of these cases have been carefully verified by Professor Steverson's research team.

Some of these cases are collected in his book Children with Memories of Past Lives: Questions About Rebirth. Professor Steverson also collected 200 cases of birthmarks in which children said they had died in a previous life when a bullet or sharp object had pierced the part of the birthmark that corresponded.

In 17 such cases, Professor Steverson obtained medical records such as autopsy reports confirming that the death process was indeed as described by the child. These cases are documented in another book by Professor Steverson, The Intersection of Reincarnation and Biology.

Another type of study is based on past life regression in a hypnotic state under the guidance of a psychiatrist. The word "hypnosis" is not an accurate translation, because in this state, the person does not fall asleep, and the brain waves are also asleep.

times are different. Moreover, from the perspective of brain waves, some psychiatrists can make the subjects achieve a different state of consciousness from traditional hypnosis. This state is actually more akin to Buddhist or Taoist meditation.

In a state of mental concentration, the subject can access a deeper level of consciousness of himself, experience a distant past, while his or her realistic consciousness is still at work, and can even be counted in AD for what happened in BC.