International Centre for Reincarnation Research
Is death the be-all and end-all for us? The scientific evidence suggests that it’s not.
Welcome to ICRR
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.
Research findings
Our findings will be shared with both the scientific community and the public.
Education
We offer science-based education on reincarnation, info and resources to people and families affected by past-life memories.
Evidence
The scientific evidence for reincarnation
Six decades of research, set up by Dr. Ian Stevenson at the Division of Perceptual Studies at the University of Virginia in 1967.
People think reincarnation cannot be studied scientifically. If it is a natural phenomenon, why not?
Universal beliefs
Beliefs across the world
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?
Patterns & statistics
What the numbers show
Up to 6% of families with children aged 3–10 have a child who talks about a past life. Across thousands of cases, the same patterns appear in different cultures and different eras.
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Experiencers
Are you experiencing phenomena that you think could be related to a past life?
Latest news
Introducing the ICRR Compendium
Read the story: Introducing the ICRR CompendiumThe ICRR Compendium is now open: a free guide to everything about reincarnation, from famous cases and the people who studied them to the podcasts, documentaries, books and articles that bring them to life.
now available
The ICRR Compendium
An open encyclopaedia of reincarnation research: the cases, the researchers who investigated them, and the evidence behind them, in one place. Written and reviewed by ICRR, and free for everyone to read.
