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you are right to point out that Stevenson studied children other than Indians. However, many of these (eg the Tlingit case) seem to be in other societies which believe in reincarnation, and the wiki article on him does not point to much solid evidence: the one Western example (Edward Ryall) seems to have been discredited. I should remind you that extraordinary claims, such as reincarnation, require extraordinary evidencePahu wrote:Most of the children studied are from India but there are other cases in other countries.animist wrote:As for the Stevenson book, I think this is indeed an interesting set of studies of claimed reincarnation cases, all of them in India (a nation whose religion centres on reincarnation); even if they "proved" reincarnation (which I doubt they do), it would not advance your Hindu-Xian synthesis faith
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ian_Stevenson