More Children May Remember Past Lives Than You Expect

More Children May Remember Past Lives Than You Expect
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Catherine Yang
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When Chase Bowman was 5 years old, he developed a sudden phobia of loud, booming sounds. He had no prior experience that would have induced such trauma.

Sitting on his mother’s lap, eyes closed, he described matter-of-factly a scene that Chase Bowman would not have been exposed to in his five years.

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