While most
people are familiar with the Near Death Experience (NDE) a
much rarer experience is the Pre-Birth Experience (PBE). Some
people report being spontaneously able to remember their own
existence before they were born. Others report seeing a vision
of a future child or children.
Memories of their own existence
Is it possible for us to recall our lives before birth? Can
we remember choosing our parents and planning our lives? Many
people claim that they can.
Michael Maguire's personal Pre-Birth Memory
has been widely written about and has appeared in "Stories
of the Unborn Soul" by Elisabeth Hallett, as well as
"Trailing Clouds of Glory: First Person Glimpses into
Premortality" by Harold A. Widdison. Michael has also
appeared on various media in the United States of America.
According to Michael Maguire, creator of the website pre-birth
memories: " People with Pre-Birth Experiences recall
existing in a spiritual plane before their births here on
earth. They often describe a spiritual existence, that is
very similar to the existence reported in Near Death Experiences.
Not only do people with a Pre-Birth Experience describe a
spiritual pre-existence, but some also remember choosing their
parents and the type of challenges they will face here on
earth. Some people who have experienced a Near Death Experience,
recall seeing souls assembled together, waiting to be born
here on earth."
A very common kind of pre-birth memory is when living people
experience a communication from their future child - the pre-born.
Often they will see their future child in a vision and talk
to it. Later when the child is born and grows up they will
recognize the child as the one they saw.
Typical
is the account given by American actor Richard Dreyfuss who
told Barbara Walters in an interview that at a time when he
was hospitalized for drug and alcohol issues he had a vision
of a three-year-old girl in a pink dress and shiny black patent
leather shoes. Within three years a daughter was born to Dreyfuss
and his wife - the same girl who had come to his hospital
room. Read
more...
DR. BRENT AND SARAH
HINZE: Visions of Future Children in Near-Death Experience
http://sarahhinze.com/
Books
The
Memory Catcher by Sarah Hinze 2012 Over the past three decades, Sarah Hinze's groundbreaking
research on prebirth experiences has provided solid evidence
that unborn children can warn, protect and enlighten us from
another plane of existence. She has compiled hundreds of accounts
that tell of heavenly encounters between parents and their
soon-to-be-born children.
How did a woman raised in the backwoods of Tennessee become
a pioneer in this important work? Now for the first time,
Sarah shares the key experiences that shaped her life and
set her on course to become The Memory Catcher one of the
worlds greatest advocates of the unborn.
We Lived In Heaven by Sarah Hinze 2006
This book is a remarkable collection of accounts of families
who have had the opportunity to meet the souls of their sons
and daughters before they were born. Read about the vivid
memories of life in heaven by young children, and dramatic
stories of prayers answered by guardian angels who watch over
us. Discover:* A letter from a mother to her son, whom she
gave up for adoption, telling him of the dream that guided
her through that painful decision.
* A kidnapped child who survived her ordeal by the guiding
hand of the baby sister who would be born years later.
* A little boy's memory of being brought to earth by his grandfather--a
man he never knew.
* A woman's vision of a child in a garden, and the powerful
certainty that he was her son, waiting his turn to come into
this world.Sarah Hinze's own personal pre-birth experiences
complete this inspiring collection, which radiates a universal
sense of peace, joy, and hope that touches us all.
Songs
of the Morning Stars by Sarah Hinze 2005
In this thought-provoking book, Sarah Hinze, the leading researcher
of pre-birth experiences, provides answers about whether life
exists before birth and explains the many factors that influence
our birth and life-path on earth. The timely messages and
unforgettable stories in this book will: • Comfort
those who have lost children to miscarriage or stillbirth
• Heal the hearts of those affected by abortion or suicide
• Provide guidance to those dealing with adoption
• Increase gratitude for children and family bonds
• Magnify insight into life’s purposes and opportunities
• Expand appreciation for the sanctity of life
Coming From the Light by Sarah Hinze 1997
Powerfully moving and uplifting, the true stories gathered
here open a door to the wondrous realm of life before life,
a realm from which those who are waiting to join us on Earth
can speak to us and guide us. Here are remarkable accounts
of parents and families who have met their sons and daughters,
sisters and brothers before they were born; the vivid memories
of life before life as recounted by young children; and dramatic
stories of transformation and prayers answered by the tiny
guardian angels who watch over us before they are born. Sarah
Hinze's own personal pre-birth experiences complete this inspiring
collection, which radiates a universal sense of peace, joy,
and hope that touches us all. Coming From The Light is personally
rewarding, insightful reading. -- Midwest Book Review
ELIZABETH AND NEIL CARMEN : Cosmic Cradle.
Book Cosmic
Cradle Cosmic Cradle by Elizabeth M. Carman &
Neil J. Carmen Ph.D.COSMIC CRADLE presents the initial findings
of a ten-year research project on the soul's passage from
heavenly worlds to Earth. The stories are told by parents,
gifted children, Christian saints, East Indian saints, Tibetan
lamas, Sufi mystics, ancient Greek philosophers, near-death
experiencers and indigenous peoples of Australia, Africa,
North America, and more.
Stories
of the Unborn Soul by Elisabeth Hallett (2002)
Do we choose our parents? Do we communicate with them on the
way to the world? Personal accounts from parents and others
reveal an awe-inspiring phenomenon. Unborn souls reach out
to their future parents in many ways, even offering help and
guidance. Chapters explore announcing dreams, pregnancy losses,
and many more experiences at the frontiers of life, including
illuminating accounts of children and adults who remember
their pre-birth existence. This book may change the way you
look at yourself, your children, and life itself.
Soul Trek by Elisabeth Hallett
Soul Trek is an in-depth study of Pre-Birth Communication,
based on personal accounts from a large number of parents.
Your
Soul’s Plan: Discovering the Real Meaning of the Life
You Planned Before You Were Born (2009) by Robert Schwartz
(www.yoursoulsplan.com)
explores the premise that we are all eternal souls who plan
our lives, including our greatest challenges, before we’re
born for purposes of spiritual growth. The book contains ten
true stories of people who planned physical illness, having
disabled children, deafness, blindness, drug addiction, alcoholism,
losing a loved one, and severe accidents. The information
about their pre-birth plans was obtained by four gifted mediums
and channels. The book presents the actual conversations people
had with their future parents, children, spouses, friends,
and other loved ones when they planned their lives together.
For readers, suffering that once seemed purposeless becomes
imbued with deep meaning. Wisdom may be acquired in a more
conscious manner; feelings of anger, guilt, blame, and victimization
are healed and replaced by acceptance, forgiveness, gratitude,
and peace.
"Trailing
Clouds of Glory: First Person Glimpses into Premortality"
by Harold A. Widdison 2011
In Trailing Clouds of Glory, Widdison intersperses an insightful
review of our doctrinal understanding of our premortal existence
with first-hand accounts of premortal life.
Typical
is the account given by American actor Richard Dreyfuss who
told Barbara Walters in an interview that at a time when he
was hospitalized for drug and alcohol issues he had a vision
of a three-year-old girl in a pink dress and shiny black patent
leather shoes. Within three years a daughter was born to Dreyfuss
and his wife - the same girl who had come to his hospital
room. 