American psychoanalyst (1947–2005), author of Extraordinary Knowing, who became interested in parapsychology following a startling anomalous experience.
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Lewis Carroll (1832-1898), author of Alice in Wonderland, was interested in psychical research and theosophy.
Queen Victoria (1819-1901) exhibited an interest in spiritualist phenomena, particularly following the death of her mother and her husband Prince Albert in 1861.
JW Dunne (1875-1949) was an Anglo-Irish soldier and aeronautical engineer who became well-known as the author of books about time and dream precognition.
Hester Travers Smith (née Dowden) (1868-1949) was a psychical researcher and automatist who wrote books about her experiences, notably about alleged contact with the deceased writer Oscar Wilde.
Children in Sri Lanka (above) and other countries who remember a previous life have been found to differ in some respects from other children