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Bloxham tapes
The Bloxham tapes are a set of more than 400 recordings of past-life hypnotic regression sessions made by a Welsh-based hypnotherapist named Arnall Bloxham. The tapes were transcribed and published as a series in the Sunday Times in the 1970s. Jeffrey Iverson, a BBC producer working in Cardiff, went through the tapes and picked one case he thought was outstanding and might well pass the test of historical scrutiny: the case of Jane Evans, a pseudonym for a 30-year-old Welsh housewife who produced no fewer than six different past lives while under hypnosis. Iverson produced a television show about the Bloxham tapes and wrote a book called More Lives than One? The Evidence of the Remarkable Bloxham Tapes that became a bestseller in 1976. Neither the television program nor the book provided a thorough and critical examination of the evidence.... >>more
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