Richard Salva on Toward The Light

On Sunday, 24 June, I had the honour of interviewing Richard Salva on Toward The Light—an ordained minister and expert on karma and reincarnation. He's spent over 30 years in research, meditation and gaining a wealth of personal experience.

Richard has written a splendid and thought-provoking book, Soul Journey ~ from Lincoln to Lindbergh, where he provides compelling evidence that Charles Lindbergh is the reincarnation of Abraham Lincoln ... and that reincarnation itself is evident.

Taking the statement made by Paramhansa Yogananda: "Abraham Lincoln, [in a past life], had been a yogi in the Himalayas who died with a desire to help bring about racial equality. His birth as Lincoln was for the purpose of fulfilling that desire. He has come back again in [the twentieth] century as Charles Lindbergh"—Salva was led by an inner calling to chronicle the details of the lives of these two well-known individuals. What he has written more than provides validation of Yogananda's statement as irrefutable.

Because both of these men were very well known, it was easy to acquire a wealth of data on each man's life—thus providing a straightforward and exquisitely detailed chronicle of the similarities between Lincoln and Lindbergh that are uncanny—even down to the most intricate details of their lives!

So what's the point in all of this? Besides providing proof and teaching us a lot about the practical truths of reincarnation and karma, it also brings us to the clear realisation that life is, indeed, eternal and that physical death only leads to another cycle of experience, growth and self-realisation.

During the radio interview, the conversation flowed so easily; our combined research and experiences truly complimented one another—once again providing validation one to the other.

Richard is a warm and compassionate soul who is available for consultations centred on reincarnation, karma and yoga. Click on his photo to visit his website for further information.

Note: Click on the book image to take you to the site where you can order the book directly.