Amerindian Rebirth 1994
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Appendix.A Trait Index to North American Indian and Inuit Reincarnation

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“… Similar attention to physical cues, including birthmarks, scars, or body piercings, is widely reported in the identification of a reincarnated ancestor in North America (Matlock & Mills 1994). …”
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“… Similar attention to physical cues, including birthmarks, scars, or body piercings, is widely reported in the identification of a reincarnated ancestor in North America (Matlock & Mills 1994). …”
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confidence: 76%
“…Cases are far less common in southern India (Pasricha, 2001). Same-family cases among native peoples of northwest British Columbia may exceed this rate (Matlock, 1990a;Matlock & Mills, 1994;Mills, 1988aMills, , 1988bMills, , 1994a).…”
Section: Spontaneous Past-life Experience Casesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, even in societies that do believe in reincarnation, spontaneous cases are not very common. A study in northern India of the incidence of such cases indicated that only 1 in 500 individuals had reported a spontaneous PLE (Barker & Pasricha, 1979); however, cases among the Native peoples of northwest British Columbia may exceed this rate (Matlock, 1990a;Matlock & Mills, 1994;Mills, 1988aMills, , 198810, 1994a.…”
Section: Frequency Of Experiencementioning
confidence: 99%