J. Allen Danelek Boeken

In 1952, an American housewife under hypnosis recalled living a previous life in eighteenth century Ireland as Bridey Murphy. This case became widely publicized and sparked a Western interest in reincarnation that continues today. With arguments supporting and debunking the validity of the famous Bridey Murphy case and the plausibility of rebirth, how can one intelligently decide if reincarnation is fantasy or truth?Examining the debate from viewpoints of science, religion, psychology, and logic, J. Allan Danelek helps readers understand this controversial issue from all sides. He takes a discerning look at past life regression, scientific explanations, common religious/philosophical objections, and reincarnationist concepts in Gnostic Christianity. Danelek also poses theories that explain the mechanical process and purpose of rebirth.

Set against a backdrop of betrayal and loss, a solitary figure reflects on his past as a trusted advisor to a man who was destined for greatness but met a tragic end. Huddled in the rain, he grapples with his memories of friendship and the painful reality of his current insignificance. The haunting image of the executed seditionists serves as a reminder of the choices that led to their downfall and his own transformation into a mere shadow of his former self.