If you’ve been following The Telepathy Tapes, you already know the podcast has a way of pulling listeners to the very edge of what we think we understand about consciousness. So we were thrilled to learn that one of the voices we’ve admired for decades is stepping into that spotlight: Carol Bowman.
For those new to her work, Carol is a pioneer in the study of children’s spontaneous past-life memories — the author of Children’s Past Lives and Return from Heaven, and the founder of this very community’s home, the Past Life Forum. Her career began with a deeply personal discovery in her own family, and grew into decades of research, counseling, and gentle guidance for parents around the world. Over the years, she’s grown that forum, ReincarnationForum.com, into a lasting home base for thousands of parents and researchers to share and explore these experiences together.
Why This Spotlight Matters
The Telepathy Tapes has opened millions of ears to the idea that consciousness may be far more expansive — and far more connected — than mainstream science has been willing to admit. That’s the same territory Carol has walked for years: children who arrive in the world already carrying memories, phobias, and even physical marks that point beyond a single lifetime.
Hearing her contribution alongside the podcast’s exploration of telepathy and non-verbal communication feels like two rivers meeting. If you’ve ever wondered whether the mind is bound by the body, her cases offer some of the most carefully documented reasons to keep an open heart.
Learn More About Carol Bowman
We’ve put together a full profile of Carol’s life, books, and the landmark cases she’s helped bring to light — from James Leininger to the family-return stories in Return from Heaven. It’s the perfect companion read before (or after) you listen.
→ Read the full Carol Bowman profile
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