So my interest was aroused when I read, in the Los Angles Times , that after six-and-a-half years of 'scientific research', the one, true and you-betta-believe-it reincarnation of Marilyn Monroe had been discovered.
But this reincarnation is by no means the first. Just in case you have never heard of her, she is modestly claimed to be at the top of the recording charts in Canada, Europe and in fact, The Whole World.
Her claim to being Marilyn Monroe was researched if that's the correct word by the Malibu psychiatrist, Adrian Finklestein. His 'scientific research' consists of many hours of video tapes of Ms Laird while she was hypnotised , and noting similarities between Ms Laird and Ms Monroe facial bone structure, and "handwriting and personality traits assets and liabilities".
Finklestein claims that his research shows that "Sherrie Lee Laird is the linear, thus only reincarnation of Marilyn Monroe". Backing him up was some very heavy recommendation from The Other Side. His homepage claims that "… the ancient Egyptian spirit, Ahrun-Re, notorious for its accuracy, gave the same confirmation". He also claims that Ms Laird was able to accurately provide information about Marilyn, that was known only by Marilyn. It's not clear how he, Dr.
Finklestein, also knew this information. Perhaps the many hours of phone conversations that Ms Laird had with a close associate of Marilyn Monroe, Ted Jordan, may have expanded her knowledge of Marilyn's private life. But let me take you back to the famous Bridey Murphy case.
It was the one that really triggered Western interest in reincarnation. It all began in , in the town of Pueblo, Colorado. Sharon Medhurst has changed her life and undertaken fun challenges she never thought she could face. Read full article. Our goal is to create a safe and engaging place for users to connect over interests and passions. In order to improve our community experience, we are temporarily suspending article commenting.
Latest stories. The Independent. Yahoo Life UK. The Telegraph. Weiss, a graduate of Yale Medical School and chairman emeritus of psychiatry at the Mount Sinai Medical Center in Miami, who said he has spent 26 years conducting past life regression therapy on some 4, patients.
A patient with persistent neck problems may recall being hanged in a past life, while someone afraid of heights may come to believe they were thrown off a castle wall in the 15th century.
Understanding the root of these seemingly unfounded fears allows patient to confront and overcome them, he said. He also said that many in the U. Mystical Christianity. Plato believed in it. Ancient Greeks did. Many Romans did too.
Benjamin Franklin did. She wanted to be herself, unlike so many pretenders, beautiful girls who stepped forward and wanted to be her. In that book, late author Morey Bernstein, who was a Colorado businessman and amateur hypnotist, wrote about placing a year-old housewife named Virginia Tighe under hypnosis. At a certain point, she began speaking in a thick Irish brogue and, over several sessions, described her life as a woman named Bridey Murphy, who was born in near Cork, Ireland.
How could she carry off a brogue? Finkelstein, who was born in Romania, received his medical degree in Israel, then moved to America, where he took his residency and fellowship training at the Menninger School. Finkelstein said it was during the mids, while he was an assistant professor of psychiatry at Rush Medical School and the University in Chicago, that he grew frustrated with psychoanalysis. From to , while in private practice in Palatine, Ill. In the fall of , long after moving his practice to California, Finkelstein received an e-mail from Laird.
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