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	<title>Comments on: Doctors probe spirit world with astonishing results</title>
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		<title>By: Tatarewicz</title>
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		<dc:creator>Tatarewicz</dc:creator>
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		<description>See no reason why a &quot;past life memory&quot; could not be the concoction of a dream or nightmare, assembled from parts of movies seen or books read in the past, even just created just as an author would write a book.  I&#039;ve sometimes  had memories of events of which I&#039;m not sure whether they actually occurred (and in which I &quot;participated &quot;) or if they were just part of a dream.

Then there&#039;s the possibility of telepathically getting into someone else&#039;s mind, encoding a scenario into memory and assuming it&#039;s a past life experience. Perhaps multiple personality mechanisms play a part. 

 In the case of a child born after his grandmother died having a &quot;memory&quot; of one of her favorite sayings or some other characteristic could be a telepathic pickup from the mind of the child&#039;s mother.

Benefits of regression therapy might be similar to what&#039;s experienced in a confessional, unburdening  of a traumatic memory to a sympathetic listener.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>See no reason why a &#8220;past life memory&#8221; could not be the concoction of a dream or nightmare, assembled from parts of movies seen or books read in the past, even just created just as an author would write a book.  I&#8217;ve sometimes  had memories of events of which I&#8217;m not sure whether they actually occurred (and in which I &#8220;participated &#8220;) or if they were just part of a dream.</p>
<p>Then there&#8217;s the possibility of telepathically getting into someone else&#8217;s mind, encoding a scenario into memory and assuming it&#8217;s a past life experience. Perhaps multiple personality mechanisms play a part. </p>
<p> In the case of a child born after his grandmother died having a &#8220;memory&#8221; of one of her favorite sayings or some other characteristic could be a telepathic pickup from the mind of the child&#8217;s mother.</p>
<p>Benefits of regression therapy might be similar to what&#8217;s experienced in a confessional, unburdening  of a traumatic memory to a sympathetic listener.</p>
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