UVA - Is There Life After Death? - YES - Fifty Years of Research
Channel: Brad O'Donnell
Date: 2017-06-16

Conclusions of a University of Virginia 50 year study of past life recall by 2500 young children.

One case of 2500…

James Leininger was born in Louisiana 19 years ago to wonderful Christian parents.

At 1½ years he started waking up frequently, screaming, “ Airplane crash on fire, little man can’t get out.” During the day he crashed toy airplanes it into a coffee table till it was riddled with gashes.

When he was 2, he started telling that he flew a “Corsair” off a ship, but was shot down by the Japanese…and that was how he died.CorsairBeing good Christians, they denied the reincarnation suggestion, so they took him in for counseling.

James’ father had a book on Iwo Jima. James found it and identified a map of Iwo Jima and said that was where he died. His father asked him if he knew the name of the aircraft carrier he flew from…he replied, “Natoma” and that his friend was “Jack Larson.”

James drew pictures of crashing airplanes which he signed as “James III.”

A few years later, James’ dad took James to an Iwo Jima reunion. It was there that they learned that the aircraft carrier “Natoma Bay” was at the battle and that there was only one pilot casualty. His name was “James Huston Jr.”

UVA research verified the following:
 The fact that James Huston was a “Jr,” explained why James signed his drawings as “James III.”
The Natoma Bay Aircraft Carrier was engaged at Iwo Jima
 That James Huston had flown “Corsairs”
That James Huston was shot down by the Japanese
 That “Jack Larson” was actually another pilot on the Natoma Bay

When James got out of high school last year, he joined the navy.

Was this 2 year old hallucinating? How many 2 year olds, who can’t read “See spot run,” who don’t know where anything in the world is, know about the “Natoma Bay” carrier in WWII, can name two pilots on that carrier, know what a Corsair was, or could identify an island map as being “Iwo Jima?”

Of course it’s impossible. The university has now verified 2500 young children’s cases like this as being accurate and credible. This department of UVA Medical has concluded that multiple life experiences are viable and legitimate.

After 100’s of thousands of years of the bifurcated fight between science and religion, this is a bona fide game changer… separate from those traditional positions.

Let’s talk about it… Brad O’Donnell

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