Actually, it is possible by reading about it for yourself in a novel titled, “Pursuit of the Phoenix.” There you’ll find an old man who is dying and gets the chance to be reborn as a young man, yet keeping all the memories of a man who lived to be 150! It’s available through www.amazon.com or visit the author’s website top learn more at www.jeffreyhauser.com and discover just what second chancSecond chances. We’ve all thought about them. Suppose you could relive your life. What would you change? What decisions would you alter? Lost loves, missed opportunities, broken promises, or failed relationships might just be a few of the events you might revisit. Perhaps traveling to distant exotic lands were always on your list, but never realized. Taking up a hobby like playing an instrument, painting, or writing was something you never got around to doing. Or spending more time with family or friends. Whatever it was, it’s now too late. You’re older and past your prime. As the days dwindle down to a precious few, all you can do is contemplate what might have been.

Scrooge in “A Christmas Carol,”was invited by various ghosts to go back in time and see why his life was currently so miserable. One even brought him into the future to see where his life was heading. But they also left the impression that his future wasn’t written yet. He still had time to alter the course of what might be. But he couldn’t go back into his past and change what already took place. Assuming that time travel backward to be able to revise the past isn’t possible, this argument is meaningless.

Or is it? Suppose that one couldn’t change the previous life, but, had an opportunity to relive one’s life again. It would be a rebirth that allowed the person to retain all their memories of the current life that was coming to an end and start anew within a young body. Now wouldn’t that be the best of all worlds? But is it truly possible to imagine what that would be like?

Actually, it is possible by reading about it for yourself in a novel titled, “Pursuit of the Phoenix.” There you’ll find an old man who is dying and gets the chance to be reborn as a young man, yet keeping all the memories of a man who lived to be 150! It’s available through www.amazon.com or visit the author’s website top learn more at www.jeffreyhauser.com and discover just what second chance

t, painting, or writing was something you never got around to doing. Or spending more time with family or friends. Whatever it was, it’s now too late. You’re older and past your prime. As the days dwindle down to a precious few, all you can do is contemplate what might have been.

Scrooge in “A Christmas Carol,”was invited by various ghosts to go back in time and see why his life was currently so miserable. One even brought him into the future to see where his life was heading. But they also left the impression that his future wasn’t written yet. He still had time to alter the course of what might be. But he couldn’t go back into his past and change what already took place. Assuming that time travel backward to be able to revise the past isn’t possible, this argument is meaningless.

Or is it? Suppose that one couldn’t change the previous life, but, had an opportunity to relive one’s life again. It would be a rebirth that allowed the person to retain all their memories of the current life that was coming to an end and start anew within a young body. Now wouldn’t that be the best of all worlds? But is it truly possible to imagine what that would be like?

Actually, it is possible by reading about it for yourself in a novel titled, “Pursuit of the Phoenix.” There you’ll find an old man who is dying and gets the chance to be reborn as a young man, yet keeping all the memories of a man who lived to be 150! It’s available through www.amazon.com or visit the author’s website top learn more at www.jeffreyhauser.com and discover just what second chanc

ently so miserable. One even brought him into the future to see where his life was heading. But they also left the impression that his future wasn’t written yet. He still had time to alter the course of what might be. But he couldn’t go back into his past and change what already took place. Assuming that time travel backward to be able to revise the past isn’t possible, this argument is meaningless.

Or is it? Suppose that one couldn’t change the previous life, but, had an opportunity to relive one’s life again. It would be a rebirth that allowed the person to retain all their memories of the current life that was coming to an end and start anew within a young body. Now wouldn’t that be the best of all worlds? But is it truly possible to imagine what that would be like?

Actually, it is possible by reading about it for yourself in a novel titled, “Pursuit of the Phoenix.” There you’ll find an old man who is dying and gets the chance to be reborn as a young man, yet keeping all the memories of a man who lived to be 150! It’s available through www.amazon.com or visit the author’s website top learn more at www.jeffreyhauser.com and discover just what second chanc

gless.

Or is it? Suppose that one couldn’t change the previous life, but, had an opportunity to relive one’s life again. It would be a rebirth that allowed the person to retain all their memories of the current life that was coming to an end and start anew within a young body. Now wouldn’t that be the best of all worlds? But is it truly possible to imagine what that would be like?

Actually, it is possible by reading about it for yourself in a novel titled, “Pursuit of the Phoenix.” There you’ll find an old man who is dying and gets the chance to be reborn as a young man, yet keeping all the memories of a man who lived to be 150! It’s available through www.amazon.com or visit the author’s website top learn more at www.jeffreyhauser.com and discover just what second chanc

Actually, it is possible by reading about it for yourself in a novel titled, “Pursuit of the Phoenix.” There you’ll find an old man who is dying and gets the chance to be reborn as a young man, yet keeping all the memories of a man who lived to be 150! It’s available through www.amazon.com or visit the author’s website top learn more at www.jeffreyhauser.com and discover just what second chances are all about.