Karma: A Re-incarnation Play
In Prologue, Epilogue & Three Acts
by Algernon Blackwood, V. A. Pearn
"Karma: A Re-incarnation Play" by Algernon Blackwood and V. A. Pearn is a play published in 1918. A couple's love spans multiple lifetimes, from Ancient Egypt through Greece and Renaissance Italy to wartime London. In each era, duty conflicts with devotion. When illness strikes the wife in 1918, a psychical doctor uses past-life regression to unlock the karmic patterns binding them. This spiritual romance blends Blackwood's mystical beliefs with wartime themes, exploring whether eternal love can finally break free from its cycle.
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