mikeoh@magna.com.au (Mike-Oh) wrote: > I DIED ON THE TITANIC > by > MONICA O'HARA-KEETON > >New non-fiction >Publication: Summer 1996 > >ISBN 0 907768 86 5 > >TRIP THROUGH TIME TUNNEL TAKES JOURNALIST INTO YESTERDAY'S HEADLINES > >Journalist Monica O'Hara had a lifelong terror of still, dark water. > >To rid her phobia she asked her husband, the internationally renowned >hypnotherapist Joe Keeton, to see if regression could determine, and >possibly eliminate, the cause. It did both. Nothing in Monica's >present life accounted for her irrational fear, so she was led back >through her birth and further. The results have confounded historians >and reincarnationists alike. Under hypnosis, Monica was questioned >extensively by British and American Titanic experts, with remarkable >results. She provided an authentic picture of life aboard the stricken >vessel... and elsewhere. > >The pre-birth regression took her to the Irish location of the tragic >liner's final port of call (a place never visited in this life yet >with which her 'alter ego' was intimately acquainted). the character >whose life she recalled was making a last-ditch attempt to elope with >a man whose identity is not revealed until the closing chapters of her >book. > >Monica's astonishing story is the culmination of six years' research >and provides what many believe to be proof of life after death. > >Roy Stemman, editor of the magazine Reincarnation International, >describes the book as a story about human love and emotion; of >passion, obstinacy and fickleness, pieced together like a riveting >detective story. > >He concludes: 'I am convinced that it is only a matter of time before >the weight of testimony such as Monica O'Hara's will persuade people >at large that there is another dimension to the existence we lead and >a purpose to our lives.' > >FOR FURTHER INFORMATION, contact: > >COUNTYVISE LIMITED >1 & 3 Grove Road >Rock Ferry >Merseyside >UK >L42 3XS > >Telephone: +44 151 645 2872/2311 >Fax: +44 151 645 8999 > Doesn't it seem like reincarnation stories are always about someone who had a really interesting past life, like this woman making a "last ditch effort" to elope with a man? No one is ever a reincarnated plumber from Cleveland who died of unchecked gout.