FINDING MY RELIGION / Psychiatrist Jim B. Tucker studies past-life memories of children By David Ian Miller , Special to SF Gate June 12, 2006 No one knows for sure what happens to us after death.

Over the decades, we've now studied over 2,500 cases of children who report memories of past lives. ... that the afterlife may be as varied as life in this world. MARTIN: That's Jim Tucker.

Professor Jim Tucker thinks that past lives are possible. Here are startling accounts of children who may have been reincarnated. Reincarnation means “to take on the flesh again,” and it is ...

July 25, 2006 — -- From the ages of 2 to 6, James Leininger seemed to recall in striking detail a "past life" he had as a World War II Navy pilot who was shot down and killed over the Pacific ...

Key points. Jim Tucker, a psychiatry professor, is the author of “Return to Life: Extraordinary Cases of Children Who Remember Past Lives.” It’s nearly impossible to conceive how children so ...

Tucker said around 70% of the young children he's studied who say they have memories of a past life are able to describe how they died. Often, those deaths seem to have happened traumatically.

Dr Jim Tucker, an afterlife expert and child psychiatrist at the University of Virginia, has spent 15 years interviewing children with possible memories of a past life.

Child psychiatrist and the Bonner-Lowry Professor of Psychiatry and Neurobehavioral Sciences at the University of Virginia, Dr. Jim B. Tucker joins WGN Radio's Karen Conti! He is the director of the ...

“And that’s only because we haven’t looked for cases there,” said Dr. Jim Tucker, who has been investigating claims of past lives for more than two decades. He recently retired after ...

Evidence of past lives? Dr. Jim Tucker, former director of perceptual studies at the University of Virginia's school of medicine, has studied thousands of cases in different countries of children ...

There are decades of credible research led by the late psychiatrist Ian Stevenson and his successor, child psychiatrist, Jim Tucker, at the University of Virginia.