Past Lives, Reincarnations & Alternate Realities

Inner Awakening: Ascending to Higher Dimensions, Vol. 2

De: Anjali Chugh

Narrado por: Donna Havern

When the soul (re)incarnates, the mind is stripped off its memories from the past lives. It's truly an ingenious way to hold a human mind in captivity of the present moment. Perhaps it's a clever ploy of the universe to recycle souls and not have to worry about maintaining the sanctity of the past life relationships. Imagine how chaotic our lives would become if we retained all the memories from our past lives. We would be roaming around like disoriented and confused souls if we hadn't been given a chance to start over with a clean slate. Is it really a clean slate with no burden of past actions carried forward, and no shadows of misdeeds chasing us from the past? The brain retains images not only from our present lives but also from our past lives, the snapshots of which, at times, are revealed to us in our dreams. Oftentimes we discard such dreams as meaningless, for the reason that the people and locations we see in our dreams bear no relevance to our existing lives. Are these dreams irrelevant ? Are they meant to be discarded? Is there a possibility that these dreams are cosmic messages relayed to us in our sleep?

©2015 Anjali Chugh (P)2015 Anjali Chugh

Amazing Work!

Where does Past Lives, Reincarnations & Alternate Realities rank among all the audiobooks you’ve listened to so far?

Another wonderful piece by the author. I like the authenticity and simplicity of her work. I don't believe in reincarnation but I was tempted to listen to this audio only after buying Vol.1. Have to say I'm glad I did.

Which scene was your favorite?

Part about Alternate realities was intriguing. So was about soulmates.

Interesting content

Would you consider the audio edition of Past Lives, Reincarnations & Alternate Realities to be better than the print version?

Vol. 1 was compelling enough for me to buy this one. I'm not a big believer in reincarnations but I must say this book had me thinking.

What was one of the most memorable moments of Past Lives, Reincarnations & Alternate Realities?

Explanation regarding Alternate realities made sense.

What does Donna Havern bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?

Good narration.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

Past life regression examples, especially, the wife reborn as daughter.

reincarnation from another perspective

Inner awakening volume 2 is a book that makes you see reincarnation from another perspective. It ties up dreams and our past lives, we all have thoughts within us that come from our past lives. Very good book to understand more about how our soul works in reincarnation process.

Eye opening

We found Vol. 1-2-3 on Audible.com Everything we have experienced makes sense for first time.

Great audiobook

Any additional comments?

The author really knows how to get inside reader’s mind. I read the volume one of Inner Awakening and it is really good too. This Volume 2 deals with a topic that some people could be skeptical with but i do believe in reincarnation. We experience our life in a meaningless way when we don’t know why we are here or where we come from. If we take the time to know ourselves in a spiritual way we are definitely going to lead more meaningful lives. Very well written book.

Interesting, fascinating and captivating

If you could sum up Past Lives, Reincarnations & Alternate Realities in three words, what would they be?

I liked the flow and coherence in the content. Short and crisp. No beating around the bush. I could so much relate to author's experience. I have been on this path for many years and read a lot of books on this subject only to make sense of my own spiritual experiences. The author's explanation resonated so much with mine. There's no rocket science involved in understanding the awakening process. It simply means aligning with your inner core. Loved the simplicity of the content, especially the expansion theory and alternate realities. I would certainly have liked the content to be in the author's own voice. Would have added value.

Pompous Title, Skimpy Content

Author Anjali Chugh pitches his mercifully short collection of disjointed platitudes and recycled catch phrases as part of a larger volume of work, which the reader is encouraged to buy. The seemingly endless Afterword includes two painfully detailed web addresses where he can be reached for personal consultation.
Narrator Donna Havern's mispronunciation of common words suggests a limited grasp of the language, a distinct handicap for a professional reader. Examples: en-com-PASS-es, a-MIST (amidst), spiritchal, etc., and oddly, shtress (stress), shtripes (stripes), ashtral (astral); any word containing the consonant blend "str" is rendered "shtr". Very shtrange.