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Author: Gary Tiemann

With Caitlin Clark receiving so much attention in recent years, I thought it would be interesting to share some observations reflecting my proposition that she is the reincarnation of basketball legend Pistol Pete Maravich. Dr. Semkiw often emphasized that the strongest cases are those in which numerous similar traits, interests, and abilities are shared by the individuals.

A Style That Echoes the Pistol

The first time I watched Caitlin Clark play, she was still in college. I was immediately impressed by her extraordinary style of basketball. Beyond her remarkable scoring ability, what truly caught my attention was her exceptional court vision, uncanny passing ability, and willingness to attempt and make shots that most players would never consider. Her instinctive feel for the game, combined with her confidence and creativity, immediately reminded me of Pete Maravich, one of the most gifted and innovative players in the history of college and professional basketball.

My Own Basketball Roots

Pete Maravich was the idol of me and almost every other high school and college player of my era. I had the good fortune of playing high school basketball for one of the legends of high school basketball in Illinois, Vergil Fletcher. I was on his team in the early seventies, when in the sixties he was named National High School Coach of the Decade. My high school and community was obsessed with basketball, and Pistol Pete was an idol of us all. I knew, played with, and played against many very talented and accomplished basketball players. My own college experience was cut short with injuries before I ever got to play a varsity game. I have been around a lot of basketball.

Uncanny Similarities

As I have continued to watch Caitlin, the similarities are uncanny. I am not the only one seeing these similarities. She is widely recognized, with her similarities being labeled as “Pistol Pete with a ponytail.” Pete’s own son, Jaeson, commented that she looks like she could be a cousin or something. Many were recognizing the striking physical similarities: lean, lanky athletic bodies, similar facial features and structure.

The Research Behind the Claim

In my years of knowing and collaborating with Dr. Semkiw, I am familiar with his Principles of Reincarnation and his method of researching and defining cases of reincarnation. The physical similarities are obvious. Their flavor of style, movement, creativity, and ability on the basketball court are so very similar. These are very familiar things we see in other reincarnation cases we have studied.

Another contributing factor that Dr. Semkiw and I share in this research is utilizing the abilities of renowned psychic and trance channel Kevin Ryerson. Kevin is able to channel some entities of the past, including an ancient Egyptian known as Ahtun Re. And like he has done for Dr. Semkiw’s research and the cases he identified, I can report that Ahtun Re validated that Caitlin is the reincarnation of Pistol Pete.

Soul Groups and Shared Lifetimes

One of the cases Walter researched and validated previously is the case of LeBron James being the reincarnation of James Naismith, the inventor of basketball. This points to another of Walter’s principles: that we often are in the company of others we have shared previous lives with. While I don’t know of any specific relationships identified with Caitlin, I think it is fair to speculate that there are others in her basketball world with whom she has shared previous experiences and lifetimes.

It is also a familiar thing in our research that sometimes genders can change from one lifetime to the next. I will cite the case of Bruce/Caitlyn Jenner and Babe Didrikson, a case study that Dr. Semkiw previously researched and presented.

Synchronicities Too Striking to Ignore

One of the things I find so fun and interesting in this research is the synchronicities that show up in such unpredictable but fascinating ways. Caitlin and her Iowa team lost their finals game in the National Championship against LSU. Pistol Pete first achieved his national celebrity at LSU, and there is a statue honoring his accomplishments outside the Pete Maravich Assembly Center (PMAC) where they play. Additionally, Pete was the all-time leading scorer in college basketball until Caitlin won that honor. They shared All-American titles in college, as well as all-pro titles in their respective leagues. The coincidences are many.

Consider the above and the photos below, and I think you will agree this is more than simple coincidence.

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