TheCuriousOne
Always Searching...
Based off a regression I did at one point:
Let's say you remember a life in the Civil War. You did a regression and in the regression, you were standing in the middle of a union encampment, in uniform, while a meal was cooking. However, you do not get any other details (like battles and such), just mundane details.
So, if you wanted to try researching, where should you start? Should you:
A. Start with personal things like your rank (ie "What does a commanding general do?") or things like camp life in the Civil War?
B. Research battles that you estimate you were in (ie "I was in North Carolina, so I must have fought in so and so battle")
C. Completely immerse yourself in the history of the Civil War, including how it started, and say "If I remember I remember, if I don't, I don't"
D. Research famous people you may have known during the time. (ie your regression took place in 1862 and during that time Ulysses S. Grant was your commander so you research what he was doing at the time).
Also, what manner of research is best? Looking at photos, listening to music, or reading text?
Sorry for the long post. Any insight will be helpful and much appreciated! wine**
Let's say you remember a life in the Civil War. You did a regression and in the regression, you were standing in the middle of a union encampment, in uniform, while a meal was cooking. However, you do not get any other details (like battles and such), just mundane details.
So, if you wanted to try researching, where should you start? Should you:
A. Start with personal things like your rank (ie "What does a commanding general do?") or things like camp life in the Civil War?
B. Research battles that you estimate you were in (ie "I was in North Carolina, so I must have fought in so and so battle")
C. Completely immerse yourself in the history of the Civil War, including how it started, and say "If I remember I remember, if I don't, I don't"
D. Research famous people you may have known during the time. (ie your regression took place in 1862 and during that time Ulysses S. Grant was your commander so you research what he was doing at the time).
Also, what manner of research is best? Looking at photos, listening to music, or reading text?
Sorry for the long post. Any insight will be helpful and much appreciated! wine**