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Mission to Millboro

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Not one, but more than thirty-five people have been identified - most of them from, in, or near Lake Elsinor, California - who, under hypnosis, can recall in graphic detail, life in the same little town in Virginia during the Civil War! The fascinating story has been presented on Larry King Life, Oprah, Rolanda and many other TV shows.

275 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1991

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Marge Rieder

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March 13, 2014
Highly recommended book, fascinating story with great testimonies in support. Brings the reality of reincarnation into full perspective.
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September 29, 2008
The author of the unique book along with two others lives in the park I live in, I became great buddies with her as she has talked to me on the research for all the books in details. my using hypnotherapy people "go back in time" to the years of the civil war to a city called Millboro
They speak as they lived in that time.
For those who believe in reincarnation, they would love the book as believe it as fact. for those who do not believe in it ( like me) I find it more like a great work of fiction. Because No matter what books I read and shows I watch, I always put God first in how I believe.
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April 20, 2015
I disagreed entirely with the way the experiment was handled. Instead of using multiple past life regressions to 'fact check' or further explore other regressions, group regressions were held, which muddles the entire project.
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August 7, 2010
Entertaining and historical at the same time. Leaves you unsure in the end. Great basis for a movie.
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