New Research Reveals Truths about Pre-Birth Existence When does human existence begin? And, where do we come from?

When does human existence begin?
And, where do we come from?
Insights into these and other significant questions are revealed in the recently released book, Songs of the Morning Stars (Spring Creek Books, 2006), by Arizona researcher and author, Sarah Hinze. This powerful and insightful volume comes as the result of nearly two decades of extensive research, including in-depth interviews with hundreds of parents who have had personal encounters with their children before birth or even before conception.
According to Hinze, “These unborn children can warn, protect and enlighten us from another plane of existence. Most often they appear to announce it is their time to be born.”
A pioneering researcher and one of the world’s leading authorities in this field of study, Hinze calls these encounters “pre-birth experiences” or PBEs.
Similar to the well-documented near-death experiences, PBEs can be comforting and healing to those who have such encounters and, Sarah says, they can have the same consoling and encouraging effect on many who read the accounts.
“The unborn reveal to the living many life-changing truths,” Hinze explains.
In addition to dozens of PBE accounts, Sarah’s new book presents supporting historical evidence from various ancient texts as well as cultural evidences of these spiritual incidents.
As she has shared her research in numerous venues—such as previous books, including Coming from the Light published by Simon & Schuster; lectures at colleges and universities; presentations to organizations in the United States, Canada and Mexico; and many talk radio programs—Sarah has found time and again that what she shares is life-altering and meaningful.
“This information has the power to change hearts, inform, educate, and even save lives,” she says. “People can instinctively sense that they are learning and discovering true principles that come from a different realm and that can dramatically affect their choices and behaviors here and now.”