Many people believe in the theory that souls meet again from lifetime to lifetime. So, perhaps one day you will meet your loved one again if it is on your soul's checklist, even if things might be different than they were before. Though, if you are supposed to (and if you truly decide to) meet again, I do not think that you will require any conscious planning to do this.
We all play such varied and different roles each lifetime. Father, Mother, Son, Daughter, Friend, Lover etc. My father in this lifetime (who recently returned to Spirit) was a friend in my WWII lifetime. My soulmate’s mother returned as my mother in this lifetime on the proviso I needed to learn lessons with her. This is why I find it very difficult to be sad when someone passes away, because I accept it very quickly and know that it’s not goodbye and I will see them again.
WWII on BOTH sides left millions of fragmented souls. These include not just the Germans (Nazi’s), Russians (Bolsheviks), Holocaust Victims and Survivors, but too also the British, Americans (especially those who went onto Vietnam and Korean wars) and others all over the world. We are all fighting battles that were unfinished or longing for things we missed out on or had so much hope in doing.
The reason why (in my own experience) we long for certain people from our PL’s is because of either how much happiness they brought to us, OR we were denied a chance to grieve or say ‘goodbye’. This is especially true for war victims because so much has been left undone that needed to be done.
The reason why I asked this question is because I feel a deep heart ache in me that I have left somebody I loved behinde in Germany that is still alive. I have to find her but, I have little information about me I need my name. I know it sounds probably crazy to you but, I feel like I need to find her and, reunite what has been broken
Yulee, this CAN happen, BUT the people you both are now are DIFFERENT. I’ve met the reincarnation of my soulmate, and they are different to how I remember them to be in WWII and I am different to how they remember me too. It took a lot of acceptance and understanding to realise that they will never be who I remember from Germany, but deep down they are still who I remember them to be.
I think what you have is a ‘physical’ longing for this person. You are longing for them physically (I had this and it took a LOT of soul searching and surrending to accept this) that physical part of them that made you feel happy and perhaps even safe. The best thing you can do is ask your guides to reunite you with their spirit and not the physical self. All our physical selves we were in Germany, are gone and buried never to return, but the spirit of them lives on.
I wish you all the very best and keep me posted on your progress
It is difficult, but it can be done. I and most likely a lot of others are proof. Living, breathing proof.
Eva x