Past Life Memories As a Confederate Soldier

by James H. Kent, Hans Holzer (Introduction)

A man's continuing and recurring dreams are so full of color and vivid details that he becomes convinced that they are not dreams, but memories. He realizes he is reliving scenes from a former life in the 1860's as a Confederate soldier. The dreams haunt him as he seeks validation of their reality. You will be amazed at the determination and dedication this man possessed to search out verification for every detail. It is the simplicity and honesty of his accounts that give them validity.

200 pages, Paperback

First published November 1, 2002

Reviews

[Gaile · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a record of dreams and several other past lives which leads the author to believe he actually had lived before. The dreams in full color of being a confederate soldier turn up the most frequently. He dreams of many different scenes. He also describes how he corresponds with others about his phenomenon.
He allowed Dr Hans Holzer to hypnotize him which brought on the dreams and flashbacks more frequently.
I found this book very interesting as I don't think he could have imagined all those scenes. In fact he found a photograph of one person he had seen in his dreams in a book about civil ware generals.
Now that would really bog your mind!