Lisa E asked this question about Many Lives, Many Masters: The True Story of a Prominent Psychiatrist, His Young Patient, and the Past Life Therapy That Changed Both Their Lives:
How could Catherine state a year as "B.C" when that time marker had not yet been established in history? For example, in Chapter 2, when she was "Anonda," in quotes she says, "The year is 1863 B.C." At that point in time, there was no time marker for B.C.
Vivek In that very episode, she says that she sees Cleastra, her niece Rachel in the present life. If she could vividly relate to people in the present day,…moreIn that very episode, she says that she sees Cleastra, her niece Rachel in the present life. If she could vividly relate to people in the present day, why not time?(less)
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