Readers of our newsletter Back Again might recall that ICRR has been working tentatively on creating the Published Reincarnation Case Database (PRCDb), a comprehensive...
Up to now our website has been in truth a splashpage with join-up capacity; here you will find a fully functional site with lots more information, which is being actively expanded...
The International Centre for Reincarnation Research (ICRR) was founded in 2021 and incorporated in 2022 to provide increased funding for reincarnation research and unite researchers to create a co-ordinated program of systematic study. Our findings will be shared with both the scientific community and the public, and we will provide access to science-based education on reincarnation ranging from an intro video course to a post-grad level textual course. We will also offer info and resources to people and families affected by past-life memories.
Dr. Ian Stevenson in front of the Division of Perceptual Studies which he founded in 1967. © University of Virginia.
Six decades of research, set up by Dr. Ian Stevenson at the Department of Perceptual Studies at the University of Virginia in 1967. People think reincarnation cannot be studied scientifically. If it is a natural phenomena, why not?
Religions and tribal societies across the world have spoken or written about reincarnation. This raises the question, what came first? The belief, or the phenomena?
