This book investigates the theoretical possibility of human consciousness accessing historical events through techniques of regression or altered states of mind. The authors, Joe Keeton and Peter Moss, utilize case studies and anecdotal evidence to explore the concept of past-life recall and historical immersion. They present a framework that suggests the human mind may retain latent memories or connections to events that occurred prior to an individual's birth.

Readers frequently note that this text occupies a niche space within parapsychology and alternative history literature. Experts in the field of psychology generally categorize this work as speculative rather than empirical in its methodology.