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Past Forward: 1878 & Counting
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This memoir chronicles my father's extraordinary reincarnation saga, spanning two lives from the 1900s to today. As a child, I grew up hearing his vivid recollections of a past life, which were astonishingly validated after 93 years when I traced his previous family in Dinga (now in Pakistan). Revered even a century later, his legacy lives on in heritage properties and local memory. Supported by documented evidence, newspaper clippings, and family accounts, this book compellingly explores reincarnation as a reality. With elements of mystery, wealth, lust, and murder, it appeals to both casual readers and serious researchers, offering an engaging yet thought-provoking journey into one of life’s greatest mysteries.
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This memoir chronicles my father's extraordinary reincarnation saga, spanning two lives from the 1900s to today. As a child, I grew up hearing his vivid recollections of a past life, which were astonishingly validated after 93 years when I traced his previous family in Dinga (now in Pakistan). Revered even a century later, his legacy lives on in heritage properties and local memory. Supported by documented evidence, newspaper clippings, and family accounts, this book compellingly explores reincarnation as a reality. With elements of mystery, wealth, lust, and murder, it appeals to both casual readers and serious researchers, offering an engaging yet thought-provoking journey into one of life’s greatest mysteries.
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This memoir chronicles my father's extraordinary reincarnation saga, spanning two lives from the 1900s to today. As a child, I grew up hearing his vivid recollections of a past life, which were astonishingly validated after 93 years when I traced his previous family in Dinga (now in Pakistan). Revered even a century later, his legacy lives on in heritage properties and local memory. Supported by documented evidence, newspaper clippings, and family accounts, this book compellingly explores reincarnation as a reality. With elements of mystery, wealth, lust, and murder, it appeals to both casual readers and serious researchers, offering an engaging yet thought-provoking journey into one of life’s greatest mysteries.