I Believe In Reincarnation
Memories Of Past Lives... We all have them,but do we recognise them? [youtube=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzVLpM2A9xM]
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harvard2
I A Past Life Mother Waits For Me In Heaven
When A Person Survives Past The Age Of 40 Then They Get A Long Spell In Heaven Before Their Next Life.
I was shot dead (1900-1917) in the WW1. I was a Tommy and the whole unit went.
Two or more machine gun bullets did it in my case.
The important thing to me is that when a person survives past the age of 40 then they get a long spell in heaven before their next life.
Right now i feel like i need a century in heaven to revive!
In lives where i died in my infancy i would be reborn a few years later!
Ugh!
We have lots of people in spiritualist churches such as my unit who have died on the operating table, gone up and literally talked with Jesus and been sent back to complete their mission, even though often they didn't particularly want to.
I am a very spiritual person and i would say it has been because in more than one past life i have been somehow involved with seminaries, and feel at home in them.
Atheists who think religion is a lot of bunk have a hard time when their angels arrive to take them back to heaven, and some of them remain ghosts.
In my own case I have been reassured that people i have known and loved in this lifetime and passed on before me will escort me back to heaven so there will be no such transition problem in my case or yours.
"You are a part of heaven and a fundamental part of our lives, go and live your life," is the most significant message i have received from heaven after i have meditated, the speaker being my past life mother Jehri from the 1840's in Oregon (my name was Peter in that lifetime.)
Once I walked past the defunct stove in my kitchen and smelled a huge roast of beef cooking! Through my medium minister i found it was Jehri seeing that she can do it.
Since then i have always called her "the Little Red Roaster!"
Right now i don't feel like i'm a part of anything, but i have to have faith, so i keep on chanting to myself, "please heal me God, please heal me God, please heal me God!"
If you meditate you could have some helpful insights into my situation yourself, or, better yet your own life, as i don't want to do any spiritual mooching--much!
I am very sorry i can't be of more help to you. I only know so much.
Churches are churches, and that includes especially talk-with-the-deaders such as i attend, and there are endless cliques, schisms, people who are in and people who are out. My own church doesn't give a hoot about me.
Once i woke up and felt my deceased mother Jessie holding my right hand, just for a moment.
Heaven is a place of purest pure love and you are entitled to enjoy the fact that it is your real home.
Not saying I have much influence, but being 30 years older than you are i shall predecease you, but if you wish i will ask the
spirits in heaven to fill you with comfort and wisdom.
Laugh and be happy.
It will bring you into closer contact with Paradise which is fundamentally what you are a part of.
Laugh, smile, be happy, it brings you closer to heaven!
When A Person Survives Past The Age Of 40 Then They Get A Long Spell In Heaven Before Their Next Life.
I was shot dead (1900-1917) in the WW1. I was a Tommy and the whole unit went.
Two or more machine gun bullets did it in my case.
The important thing to me is that when a person survives past the age of 40 then they get a long spell in heaven before their next life.
Right now i feel like i need a century in heaven to revive!
In lives where i died in my infancy i would be reborn a few years later!
Ugh!
We have lots of people in spiritualist churches such as my unit who have died on the operating table, gone up and literally talked with Jesus and been sent back to complete their mission, even though often they didn't particularly want to.
I am a very spiritual person and i would say it has been because in more than one past life i have been somehow involved with seminaries, and feel at home in them.
Atheists who think religion is a lot of bunk have a hard time when their angels arrive to take them back to heaven, and some of them remain ghosts.
In my own case I have been reassured that people i have known and loved in this lifetime and passed on before me will escort me back to heaven so there will be no such transition problem in my case or yours.
"You are a part of heaven and a fundamental part of our lives, go and live your life," is the most significant message i have received from heaven after i have meditated, the speaker being my past life mother Jehri from the 1840's in Oregon (my name was Peter in that lifetime.)
Once I walked past the defunct stove in my kitchen and smelled a huge roast of beef cooking! Through my medium minister i found it was Jehri seeing that she can do it.
Since then i have always called her "the Little Red Roaster!"
Right now i don't feel like i'm a part of anything, but i have to have faith, so i keep on chanting to myself, "please heal me God, please heal me God, please heal me God!"
If you meditate you could have some helpful insights into my situation yourself, or, better yet your own life, as i don't want to do any spiritual mooching--much!
I am very sorry i can't be of more help to you. I only know so much.
Churches are churches, and that includes especially talk-with-the-deaders such as i attend, and there are endless cliques, schisms, people who are in and people who are out. My own church doesn't give a hoot about me.
Once i woke up and felt my deceased mother Jessie holding my right hand, just for a moment.
Heaven is a place of purest pure love and you are entitled to enjoy the fact that it is your real home.
Not saying I have much influence, but being 30 years older than you are i shall predecease you, but if you wish i will ask the
spirits in heaven to fill you with comfort and wisdom.
Laugh and be happy.
It will bring you into closer contact with Paradise which is fundamentally what you are a part of.
Laugh, smile, be happy, it brings you closer to heaven!
berangere · 80-89, F
Thank you for your well meant post,but I do not believe in religions of any kind.You do not have to believe in Jesus,God or any other revered figure in this world to progress to the Astral planes,I do not believe religion exists in the beyond and only true love keep people connected with those who have passed on and this includes loved animals too.We go to an astral plane that corresponds to our level of SPIRITUALITY and not according to any RELIGIOUS faith we might have had while physically alive in this earthly dimension.Religious or not we go where our spirituality takes us,we cannot lie and pretend in the Astral.There is no heaven and hell as taught by religion, but there are levels that correspond to who we are when we leave this mortal coil.
PastPilot
Some people do recognize them for what they are, while others do not, but it really doesn't matter. regardless, we have lived before -- remembering or not doesn't change that. In the coming years I will be on a quest to visit the places where I once lived and died. I made a promise to return to Ireland many years before I was born in this life and so I may start there. The visits I am planning are in part closures. I remember some of my past lives, but only a few, and then, only the ones I am permitted to see. Some memories have persisted since I was very young, while others are fleeting, minor memories, that were triggered by a day's event, a smell, a sound, or by a visual recognition such as watching a TV show, a movie or seeing an old photo.
berangere · 80-89, F
Yes,I have had a memory of having been a soldier in the first world war,at the front and waiting to hear the second blow of the whistle sending me forward into battle and a friend I was close to and who was at the front with me came back to memory very clearly. This happened while watching something on TV about the first world war.
PastPilot
That sort of trigger is quite common. I had memories flood back of my life in the Crusades (1099AD) when I was watching a show on the history of Cairo, Egypt. The scenes were very similar to the towns and castles I lived in during that time.
I too remembered a life in WWI, in the British army,a s a young low ranking officer. When I was a kid, hearing a trench whistle for the first time sent shivers down my spine. When I was about 10 years old I had a dream of being in a trench during a German attack. All hell broke lose and my company was shattered. We broke and ran to the rear. I got lost in a small forest and when I emerged I was cut down by German rifle fire. I died in the mud. I can still remember the bullets ripping through my body, although it was quick and painless. Many years later, in another dream, I was told I had died at the battle of Cambrai, November 30th 1917. I have memories of being wounded in April 1917 and having spent a short time in a hospital for officers -- I got to know a nurse. I know who she is in this life. We shared a similar relationship this time around again. Funny how that all works.
I have memories of dying in quite a few battles. I suspect, due to the numbers of people who died in most of the big wars, over the last 200 years, that many people today have had such events. Many souls alive today had the experience of dying in combat.
I too remembered a life in WWI, in the British army,a s a young low ranking officer. When I was a kid, hearing a trench whistle for the first time sent shivers down my spine. When I was about 10 years old I had a dream of being in a trench during a German attack. All hell broke lose and my company was shattered. We broke and ran to the rear. I got lost in a small forest and when I emerged I was cut down by German rifle fire. I died in the mud. I can still remember the bullets ripping through my body, although it was quick and painless. Many years later, in another dream, I was told I had died at the battle of Cambrai, November 30th 1917. I have memories of being wounded in April 1917 and having spent a short time in a hospital for officers -- I got to know a nurse. I know who she is in this life. We shared a similar relationship this time around again. Funny how that all works.
I have memories of dying in quite a few battles. I suspect, due to the numbers of people who died in most of the big wars, over the last 200 years, that many people today have had such events. Many souls alive today had the experience of dying in combat.
berangere · 80-89, F
If you recognise these memories for what they are, more will come to you,I suspect quite a lot of people have them but do not recognise them since they do not believe in reincarnation,at least not in the Western side of the world where people get a "church education" which teaches them that reincarnation is a heresy!
nelladell
Some do. Jen certainly proved to us that she did. http://otherearsothertongues.wordpress.com/2013/06/28/speaking-of-past-life-scars/
berangere · 80-89, F
Thank you for the link.
nelladell
Hugs.
climber1
I do not seem to have them; and if I do then you are correct, I do not recognize them. Wish I did.
berangere · 80-89, F
Sometimes past life memories come in our dreams.Thank you for commenting.
climber1
That would certainly explain it.
I rarely get more than 6 hours sleep a night, but on those occasions I often do have dreams, but even then I cannot remember them more than a few minutes after I awake.
Thank you for the insight.
I rarely get more than 6 hours sleep a night, but on those occasions I often do have dreams, but even then I cannot remember them more than a few minutes after I awake.
Thank you for the insight.
NobodyParticularly
I don't have such memories myself, although I am certainly open to the possibility of reincarnation.
berangere · 80-89, F
Yes, keep an open mind.Thank you for commenting.
Barlong
If it exist still, I would recognize the place, the hills and the land. ^_^
harvard2
NO!