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Life, Death and Reincarnation

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Life, Death and Reincarnation Season 1, Episode 3: Who Am I?

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Are we just a bag of chemicals, born out of some chemical reactions? Are we a result of some freak accident or are we just machines with an expiry date? Several eminent neuroscientists have pointed out the necessity of a non-material explanation for consciousness. The episode explores them all - with revealing conclusion! Watch Life, Death and Reincarnation Season 1, Episode 3 Who Am I? in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Life, Death and Reincarnation Season 1, Episode 3 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

4 episodes
Season 1
1

Between Life and Death

A 35-year-old cancer patient in middle of a life threatening operation in Hong-Kong and a young Indian Air Force pilot on a sortie at 35,000 feet above the ground, come face to face with death AND experience what the scientists call Near Death Experience (NDE) and Out Of Body Experience (OBE).

52 min
2

Past-Life Memories

Watch some of the most baffling cases of people remembering their past lives from across the world. Researchers reveal that thousands of such cases offer us an explosive insight that memories, emotions, birthmarks & birth defects and unexplained phobias do pass over from one life to another.

52 min
3

Who Am I?

Are we just a bag of chemicals, born out of some chemical reactions? Are we a result of some freak accident or are we just machines with an expiry date? Several eminent neuroscientists have pointed out the necessity of a non-material explanation for consciousness. The episode explores them all - with revealing conclusion!

52 min
4

Reincarnation Decoded

Reincarnation in World History, cultures and Religions - This episode explores the tenability that reincarnation has enjoyed throughout the world history. We trace the roots of this theory in Pre-Greek European, Ancient Greek, Chinese, Australian, American Indian civilizations and major religious traditions of the world including Judaism, Islam, Christianity, Buddhism and Hinduism.

52 min