Chase Bowman All Grown Up

[Steve]

For those of you who have read Children's Past Lives recently (or who remember it well), you have an image of him as a little boy. You followed the story of little Chase and his past life memories as a black man in the Civil War.

Well, time flies, and little boys grow up. You might be curious to see what Chase is up to now. He's 21, a senior in the honors program at Temple University and doing very well, studying video, film, and new media. He has a thriving wedding video business and does high-end weddings in the Philly area.

He also is a talented and professional drummer. His band, Simple, is fronted by a black man, a veteran rapper in the Philly area with a large following.

And you can speculate on the thread that runs through his past lives described in the book and his present life. I personally believe that people, especially kids, who get in touch with their past lives to some degree, open up more to talents and perspectives available to them in this life. I can't say that Chase is any proof, but his lives sure are better documented than most 21-year olds I know.

Chase is interested to hear from people who read about him in the book and are inspired by his story. His email is chasebo@temple.edu.

Steve
Chase's Dad

 

[deborah]

way cool..................

Thanks for sharing this Steve, it is very nice to know how Chase and his sister are doing. Carols' book -of course put them in the lime light so a follow up enables us to know them a little better.
Chase -my son likes your website and music and so do I.

My son Danny plays the guitar and has for 8 years. Now he is taking piano lessons in College. Music is a wonderful expression - of self and other, it expresses so well emotions, and just well - the down right getting in the grove moments in life. KUDOS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[deborah]

An older thread of interest: especially if you have read the book and want to know where the kids are now. *S*S*S*S

 

[Steve]

Chase's new website is www.SimpleandSupreem.com. He did much of the website himself. Abundant samples of his music are there, and a video. It's aimed at young people, so forgive the raunchy language. It's very funny.

Chase is also well on his way to being a professional director of photography. He's in LA doing a shoot now. He's a certified SteadiCam operator and owns a SteadiCam. And his videography business is thriving.

He's amused by the fact that he was featured in our books, and gets a kick out of telling people to Google his name--which yields hundreds of hits. He's actually still proud to be a part of the whole "past lives thing."

Steve