After the Afterlife

Memories of My Past Lives

De: Kelvin Chin

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

“This book is a brilliant recollection of lives lived in the past. It will make you think and possibly even trigger those memories that are stored within your own subconscious. That’s what it did for me!”

- Annmarie Martin

“Kelvin’s calm, empirical, and even skeptical approach to spiritual matters has always impressed me. And in his new book he shares with us memories of dozens of lifetimes using that same rational approach. More importantly, he shares how knowing these past lives makes a difference in the here and now. The stories are entertaining. And you will come away with a better understanding of who you are as more than just the role you are playing in this one lifetime.”

- Brian D. Smith

What happens after we die? Do we ever become human again?
In a different body? In a different culture?

Kelvin’s memories, which reach back 6,000 years, indicate we do.

After the Afterlife: Memories of My Past Lives explores what happens after we die, and also what happens after we leave the Other Side to become human once again. It gives possible clues about Why, What and How we could continue after we die.

Kelvin’s memories reach back 6,000 years. In 1977, back when he often teased others for their interest in reincarnation, he spontaneously started remembering events from his own past lives. Decades later, his memories now span two dozen lifetimes — from ancient Sumeria, Egypt, Judea and Rome to Asia, 18th century Europe, and 19th and 20th century America.

The details of Kelvin’s memories provide a window into the development of his own personality traits, and those of some well-known historical characters. Studying those traits as they developed reveals similarities in behavioral and emotional patterns that could help you understand your own personality better too, while also providing a more comprehensive vision of our place in the universe.

Kelvin’s memories will take you along on his personal journey through recorded history, shedding new light on many well-known events.

For more information:
www.KelvinChin.org