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Books:

Changing bodies

The Vedic view of how the soul travels from body to body.

http://e-vedas.com/books/bbd.htm

Karma and Reincarnation

Online book on Karma and its impact on reincarnation.

http://baharna.com/karma/mystknow.htm

Past Life effects on Children

Short summary of a book by Carol Bowman.

http://www.childpastlives.org/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Reincarnation - Fact or Fiction?

Novel on reincarnation, with interactive games and puzzles, photo albums.

http://www.reincarnate.co.uk

Someone Else's Yesterday

Jeff Keene's book regarding a modern day man and the discovery of his own reincarnation. Includes description, excerpts, comparison photographs.

http://www.confederateyankee.net/

Third Testament

References and stories about reincarnation.

http://144000.net/_reincarnation.htm

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The skull that tells the story of the rhinos that roamed Europe

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