Updates

There is not a lot to report but I will bring things up to date here. The interview I videotaped with Dr. Jim Tucker is available on this website, and is also linked from his Division's website. Thus it fulfills both of my objectives--to cap off this site with the one thing it was missing, a direct report on the best scientific work on past-life memory; and lending a hand to the Division's own efforts.

My documentary, "In Another Life," sold only five copies (presumably to universities or university professors) in the second half of 2007 through Films Media Group. I sold one recently to someone in Great Britain, and have had a few other inquiries. Those who live in the United States or Canada, I must refer to Films Media Group, or ask that they suggest it to their local library.

Just last week I was contacted by Barry Eaton, host of Australian radio program "Radio Out There," who I had e-mailed about a year ago. He had misplaced my e-mail and was eager to interview me. That evening before the phone call, I cooked something that smoked up the room, and it irritated my lungs to the point I couldn't stop coughing and my voice was affected! I had about an hour to go...but by this time I've gotten a sense of how these things are. I just took a walk to the ocean (a couple of blocks away), aired out the house, and was okay by the time the host called and the interview commenced. I thought maybe I hadn't done very well, but he seemed pleased, and upon listening to the interview, I felt I had brought out some good points.

That's about all that's going on with this project. Presumably the website does its job and the documentary is a surprise to a few students who are accustomed to being fed materialistic beliefs in most of their other classes. I no-longer actively promote any of this--I've done my 100% best, which is always what I set out to do. I am available, the documentary is available and the website is always there with an embarrassment of riches, now, of good information and links to other good information.

Music opening this page: "High Landrons," Eric Johnson (Ah Via Musicom album)
All I can say is, if you have a chance to see Eric in concert, don't pass it up...
sell the car and hitch to the concert if you have to.