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Having read on this site claims of numerous Caesars and Romanovs I wondered what are the most common historical lives that have been claimed by members over the years?

I'm only on this site since 2017 and have seen multiple claims a good few times. Indeed there is a long since inactive member called Brian Boru who I would have loved to have questioned but I don't find any other instances of that specific claim.

Also, if you are one of the multiple claimants, how do you feel about someone making the same claim as you?

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Hi Jim,

Another trend I've noticed includes deceased serial killers and rock stars claimed as PLs by the younger set. I believe there have been plural claims there as well. Of course, these folks are "famous" in their own way as well, but seemingly in a different sort of way than the usual "historical lives" you mention.

I'm not sure what this says about the "younger set" these days, but . . . o_O

Cordially,
S&S
 
That's true S&S. There have been a few Kurt Cobain's and Freddie Mercury's along with Ted Bundy's and Jeffery Dahmer's.

I find it interesting that many of these types of claims come from that specific period of the late eighties to mid nineties not long before most of the claimants were born.

I often wonder if this trend was prevalent in the nineties too. Were claimants back then claiming to be Jimi Hendrix or Janis Joplin? It seems like it takes a few decades and newer generations for claims to come forward about famous figures who captured the cultural zeitgeist of the time and passed into legend or infamy quickly upon their deaths.

Personally I remember back in the mid nineties spinning in my own orbit on certain things and feeling an affinity for Jim Morrison. Like the claims of many of the younger generation now he died in the decade I was born. That affinity is long gone and it was quite sobering to realise I hadn't been a creative soul in my past lives, not in an artistic sense anyway.

How much can we access a claim to such well known relatively recently deceased people when people form affinities for them? I know for me it would have been very easy to convince myself a quarter of a century ago that I was the reincarnation of Jim Morrison.
 
Hi Jim,

I have to admit that I am suspicious of "famous" past lives, but that my judgment of what is "famous" is more than a bit provincial. For example, the past lives you speak about for yourself are not "famous" to me (as an American who majored in math/science) aside from a dim memory of (Boru). I imagine they were mentioned in my two terms of "Western Civilization" but that was long long ago. However, I now realize that they are very famous where you come from, so I should probably be more suspicious. Here I have to admit to two additional prejudices: (1) I am more likely to believe someone who comes across as sensible overall, and (2) no longer seems to be the type to be affected by youthful whimsy and flights of fancy (and fantasy). Also, I should have mentioned (3) that being one of the ones who stay is very important.

On "staying": One of the things that I've noticed about some people claiming a famous (or infamous) past life is that they are not stayers. They come. They announce. They don't get a huge amount of attention. They leave. Story over. People here will typically show some polite interest, but there are generally no cheers or fireworks. It may just be me, but the fact that they leave so quickly not only makes me suspicious that they were just after attention (probably an unfair judgment on my part), but more importantly, it doesn't give me time to make decisions based on (1) and (2).

Oops, I'm about to forget a biggie: (4) humility. I've never trusted anyone who seemed stuck-up about a famous PL.

So, not my business to judge in these matters, and my criteria may seem pretty random, but just can't help trusting some over others.

Cordially,
S&S
 
I hear you S&S. Its true some of my pls are locally famous ( legendary actually ) but aren't known worldwide but there are also generational factors.

For me Boru was a dim distant schooldays memory of having learned about who he was yet it wasn't particularly detailed. I guess its possible it was more detailed in second level ( high ) school. I couldn't have possibly known all of the details I've validated from a child's history book. I had to study scholarly sources for validation. Trust me, it surprised me how accurate those memories are.

As for Collins apparently they do show the Liam Neeson/Julia Roberts film about him in schools but I had already left school by the time that film had been released in 1996. When I was in school Collins was almost a footnote. I knew very little about him beyond he rode a bicycle and was a revolutionary...not that I remember anyway.

The same goes for Tone. I knew he existed but thats pretty much it.

One thing that must be undeniable to you S&S is that I ain't seeking attention. If I was I have another life further back ( which we've discussed in PMs ) that would generate attention unlike my Irish lives.

I agree with your points.

(1) If a claimant comes across as sensible I am more open to even an unusual claim.

(2) Youthful whimsy and flights of fancy ( fantasy ) do seem to be prevalent in many FPL claims, particularly those of royalty IMO.

(3) I agree about the staying part. I find it unlikely they simply got bored with discussing their own claim so quickly so there must be some reason for leaving such as not garnering enough attention or perhaps trolling. It is also possible this site isn't to their liking though.

(4) I haven't met many who have been stuck up about an FPL myself so I don't really know in what context you are talking about. Can you elaborate please?
 
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Its true that FPL claims leave themselves more open to attack and ridicule than other PL claims.

What's with the link TABA?
 
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Hi Jim,

In terms of being "stuck up"--you ain't IMO--so don't worry about it from my standpoint. However, I do think there is a balance in these things. One may be proud of some things they have done in life (or PLs) without projecting "PRIDE". Likewise, one may be embarrassed and ashamed of some things they have done in this life or PLs without radiating "SHAME". I think that the ability to recognize both failures and successes in past and present and not be either overly puffed up or overly deflated by them is a sign of maturity and perhaps of a degree of spiritual detachment and attainment. However, as usual, I "talk the talk" better than I "walk the walk."

Cordially,
S&S
 
Jim, a while ago, a long time member said that extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof and I agree 100%. If you want to have any kind of meaningful dialogue or exchange, you've got to lay it all out on the table. I think though, in doing so, the purpose should be to further you own understanding and learning.

I was going to add in myself and I think it may go along with S&S's #4 point, people who aren't humble often seem to want to regale you with stories about their FPL, like they're telling people something that nobody asked. Whenever I've joined a board, I've always read the rules, posted in the welcome thread if there is one and I've made it a point to understand the culture of the board. I see many people that just jump in and say "I was so and so.." and as noted, they often leave when they fail to garner the intend amount of attention. My biggest pet peeve though are the people that want to let you in on a secret. They'll say "I used to be so and so, PM for more details" or "feel free to ask me anything you want".

I think these are all obvious and valid points all the way around. In one of the similar threads in the past, someone mentioned that her criteria was (Maybe Tanguerra) if that person was famous or not, in our culture, that is the culture of most of the board, which I gather must be European / American English speakers. She used me as an example, since my most recent FPL isn't known outside of non Chinese (Mandarin, Cantonese etc) speaking countries. So, what would I have to gain by posting about it here? The opposite point becomes clear if we are talking about the English royal family.

However, I do think that inter and intra cultural considerations are quite interesting. While doing research, I joined a few messages boards to find my FPL actually has quite a few female fans; I guess they see her as a sort of romantic figure. The idea that an American male would join a Chinese language board and ask questions about this person had them all tickled with delight. However in contrast with my FPL before hers (my Punjabi life), I joined several religious forums to ask about some symbolism I had seen in my dreams. People were polite, but I could tell that they considered what I was asking about to be rather hokey. I found that odd for a religion that supposedly had deep roots, of which reincarnation was a part of.

Where I was going with that is perhaps to say that maybe on this board, Jim isn't famous, even though we're all more less the same culture. But if he joined a more culturally specific board to his claim and made his announcement, then there he might be subject to more skepticism or accused of attention seeking behavior. So I think that Tanguerra or the original poster had a good point too, about cultural considerations with regard to fame.

Throughout the 90's I don't think FPLs were any different than you'd expect now.. I don't recall many serial killers, but it was always Cleopatra, Akhenaten, Romanovs and so on.
 
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Hi S&S.

I see what you mean. I've projected a lot of shame around my PLs since remembering. Its been a slow process but I'm getting over it. Trauma can unbalance a person too.

At least I can take pride in where my country is now going.

As for other more prideful members...self praise is no praise.
 
Hi Tortoro.

Its true extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof. Unfortunately I can't lay it all out on the table because I've had another 'extraordinary' life ( from an outside perspective, it was no great shakes to me ) in my current life. I do have hundreds of files to prove it however. The past impacts the present IMO whether its from current or past life stuff.

Yeah. People who want to regale you with stories seem to be basking in the reflected glory of their claimed past lives much like a celebrity security guard who thinks he's a rock star. Makes no sense. Its like they are putting up adverts for groupies.

I agree. I never heard of your FPL until you rejoined this board and most people here never heard of my FPLs until I started posting. No reason for us to be attention seekers.

I only discussed my immediate last PL once outside this forum on a political board and again found myself defending a treaty I didn't fully believe in. I was told my posts made good points but were overly florid. Hard not to be elaborate when discussing what started a Civil War...go figure.

If there was such a thing as an Irish reincarnation board I would be instantly dismissed as being a lunatic without examination of my claim. This may be true for you too no?

Were there many Hendrix, Joplin's or Morrison's back in the 90s?
 
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Also, if you are one of the multiple claimants, how do you feel about someone making the same claim as you?
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Well, I have discovered at least three FPL’s and all three I’ve had validation with. The first one I discovered was Queen Nefertiti. I did a heck load of research for validation, and I hadn’t even touched anything to do with Ancient Egypt for over 20 years, so I know I wasn’t influenced by anything. I’ve found a few claimants too. It doesn’t bother me, it only bothers me when they don’t share ‘memories’.

Second one was Pharaoh Ramesses II. In the years I went to church, I couldn’t read the Book of Exodus. I would cry my eyes out. I can’t even watch the movie ‘Ten Commandments’ or anything to do with the Exodus. It was an opposite of my Nefertiti lifetime, the lesson in that lifetime was to not mess with the Egyptian Gods.

I’ve even had some mediums tell me I was Janis Joplin before this current lifetime. While yes, I have the facial features of Joplin and I love music, I would have had memories of writing the songs, or even some inkling of her memories. My memories of being ‘in between’ (ie in Spirit) are when Joplin was incarnated. Maybe I was her and those memories are blocked, but you never trust mediums in that way.

Do I have a problem? Not particularly, because the soul doesn’t look for attention, where as the ego does. Personally, I’m happy to be challenged, but when you’ve had four Spirit Guides tell you who you were and have the validated memories to go with it, it’s a no brainer.

Eva x
 
Hi Eva.

Having not paid much attention in school I can't be sure what I knew about my past lives before I remembered but considering the details of my memories I have to rule out cryptonesia. The fact is I couldn't possibly know what I know based on a child's education.

Other claimants to my lives don't seem to share memories either. Just vague descriptions about how they felt about certain well known occurances.

Its funny, movies concerning my PLs never really affect me. Perhaps because of the dramatic licenses taken and the historical errors and such. Documentaries do affected me however.

There's no guarantee that you would remember a life as Joplin. I'm sure I've had many other lives I don't remember.

I have a problem with other claimants to my lives expressing opinions on them. Not because I seek attention but because they subscribe to shallow, simplistic interpretations of what was going on with me in those lives. Much like how my Collins life is used as a political platform by politicians nowadays at commemorations....they are putting words in my mouth and I don't like it.

I linked the Three Jesus' story to illustrate that being who people claim to be is a no brainer for multiple claimants. You may not be the only Nerfititi who is certain they were her.
 
Hi Eva,

I'm very, very, very curious about these matters:

Second one was Pharaoh Ramesses II. In the years I went to church, I couldn’t read the Book of Exodus. I would cry my eyes out. I can’t even watch the movie ‘Ten Commandments’ or anything to do with the Exodus. It was an opposite of my Nefertiti lifetime, the lesson in that lifetime was to not mess with the Egyptian Gods.

I'd like to hear much, much more on these subjects (probably it would be best on your own thread). If you already have some posts on these matters that I've missed, please let me know where by link or otherwise.

Cordially,
S&S
 
I never heard of your FPL until you rejoined this board
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Jim, yeah it's been a rough 4 years. You probably found my thread when I started posting in it again and I don't go out of
the way to advertise myself.

There's a lot of movies and TV shows in Chinese about my (our) lives and I haven't seen them out of lack of interest and I doubt that they're subtitled.

There's the 1988 (?) Movie and I only caught the last quarter on tv. I think that served it's purpose to introduce me to my past life and I don't really know that I want to see the whole thing.

I actually prefer documentaries as I'd rather deal in facts. Maybe it's because I know how much the movies and TV shows have grossly exaggerated facts and affected public opinion..

I guess I've just not seen anything before like how we've been twisted into loathsome soap opera type characters and people not only eat it up, but they accept it as fact. It makes me uncomfortable.
 
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I hear you Tortoro. I hope your feeling better now anyway?

I think FPL claimants like us are in a unique position. Whereas the world or certain areas of the world only see those lives through the prism of iconography and otherness we know the truth of those entirely human lives acutely, warts and all.

A friend of mine doesn't believe I'm Collins because I let another ex friend away with to much. I did that because I had bigger fish to fry. My friend doesn't see the need to compromise. He sees my past life as being a shallow action hero while ignoring the fact that I compromised back then too.

That's another issue with FPL claims. People see in those past lives exactly what they want to see. They project their own ideals onto them and they buck against a claimant with genuine memories who says "Err...it wasn't exactly like that."

We aren't only confronting disbelief in our FPLs we are also fighting peoples preconceptions about them, which to my mind is an even harder road to travel.
 
That's another issue with FPL claims. People see in those past lives exactly what they want to see. They project their own ideals onto them and they buck against a claimant with genuine memories who says "Err...it wasn't exactly like that."
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That's why I don't really bother to interact with people about it. I don't feel the need to either anyway, but there was a time that I kept trying to correct the entries in Wikipedia, even using sources and providing references and someone would come by later and just change them back to the popular narrative. I just kind of gave up after that and realized that it wasn't my mission in life to educate the world about me. I'm really more interested in what I can learn about myself as a person and how I can grow from that and if people want to learn about me and they're motivated enough, they can easily find their way here and read what I've written or sign up and ask me questions.

I think what I had going against me though is that the diary most everything is based off of, is essentially fiction, serving as propaganda, that was written under the supervision of the communist government. I actually recently came across a Chinese biography page that was actually very kind towards me and that raised an eyebrow. I don't know if that's a one off, or if attitudes have changed recently. But people don't realize the context the diary was written under, so technically for them anyway, it is the official version.

For me, I haven't talked much about it other than on here and otherwise, people seem to think that you're going to be an exact carbon copy of your past life. I'm not a girl, I'm not Chinese, I'm not Punjabi and so on. And I guarantee too, people would want to know why I'm not involved in politics or something. I've explained here that I was married into it and before that, I inherited it from my dad. I have no desire to go out and get into politics on my own. Not in this life anyway.. lol. It's like that saying.. others have greatness thrust upon them and I tried to make the most out of it. But I'm not the go getter in that sense and I don't think people would understand that either.

Just to brag a little, in a online BBC poll, my past life was voted the world's greatest leader, for his fairness, kindness and inclusiveness. While that's incredibly validating, there's absolutely no way I could live up to that in my current life and he already has superhero, mythological status to his own people. A computer guy, that's all you are? I should be handing out eye drops, because I can hear them rolling already.

I feel ya man.. for just little bit of humor..

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Me too Totoro. I don't talk about my lives outside of the reincarnation community except the odd mention to a family member. I don't feel like I need to educate people about it either. Yet like you I am open to questions.

I'm in a better position than you regarding my immediate last PL. After the ceasefire of the northern Irish troubles and the release of the film there was a reevaluation of my last life. Yet as I hinted at in my last post that brings its own troubles. To my family he was a hero, I'm just Jim. Familiarity breeds contempt you know?

We are different in that I'm very much like my past life. We don't look alike but we are the same height, colouring, build and nationality. Although I had a Cork accent back then, now I have a Dublin accent.

I have also been involved in politics in my current life although from an apolitical standpoint. I also used guerilla warfare tactics and financial knowledge that seemed to come from nowhere. In fact, personality wise, aside from growing up in this era of post sexual revolution and entrenched in modern pop culture, there are more similarities between myself and my PL than differences.

The issue with people is they expect a claimant to meet their expectations. Yet when one is famous even they don't live up to expectations. The Depp/Heard trial illustrates this. Everybody's human and flawed. Legends are just legends not the reality but people don't generally want to experience the reality so are more resistant.

No harm in saying what other people say about your pls. I lived up to my PL for a grand total of one night myself. That was enough for things to change course. It doesn't matter the amount of people who know ones capabilities, in my case about fifty people, its what one can do with the power they hold.

By the way, that one night I talked of where I held power I tried to raise the powerful up to the highest ideals and abilities that the Irish, in a nation with lost sovereignty, could achieve. This was said about me at my last life funeral:

‘We bend today over the grave of a man not more than thirty years of age, who took to himself the gospel of toil for Ireland, and of sacrifice for their good, and who has made himself a hero and a legend that will stand in the pages of our history with any bright page that was ever written there. Pages have been written by him in the hearts of our people that will never find a place in print. But we lived, some of us with these intimate pages; and those pages that will reach history, meagre though they be, will do good to our country and will inspire us through many a dark hour. Our weaknesses cry out to us, “Michael Collins was too brave.” Michael Collins was not too brave. Every day and every hour he lived he lived it to the full extent of that bravery which God gave to him, and it is for us to be brave as he was—brave before danger, brave before those who lie, brave even to that very great bravery that our weaknesses complained of in him'” – Richard Mulcahy in his oration at Collins’ funeral.

To my mind I was a reflection of my countrymen. As I said to them in 2013...."We can be great when we want to be."

Your a computer guy, I do freight shipping. What legends we are lol.
 
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Jim78 said:
Its funny, movies concerning my PLs never really affect me. Perhaps because of the dramatic licenses taken and the historical errors and such. Documentaries do affected me however.
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Hi Jim,

Movies and Documentaries concerning my WWII past lives of both my twin soul and I, can and do affect me. I’ve got to the stage now with some of them, that they are only telling people about ‘the bastard Nazi’ and not of anything else that should be known. I’ve found that watching them numerous times can have a amazing healing effect, as it allows me to express how angry I feel at the portrayals and also a general vent.

There's no guarantee that you would remember a life as Joplin. I'm sure I've had many other lives I don't remember.
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Actually, I’d be really surprised if I did and the mediums were right. But I feel very proud whenever someone mentions how good her music was. Granted she was a great musician with soul, but I still don’t feel I was her. In fact, I feel VERY STRONGLY that I wasn’t her, because I have many ‘in between’ memories that add up to be being a Spirit Guide and not a incarnated soul.

You may not be the only Nerfititi who is certain they were her.
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Oh I know for sure, that I’m not the only Nefertiti. But like I said, when you have validated memories that are over 20 years old from this lifetime makes you feel certain. I know I was her and have even met 4 of my daughters from that lifetime too.

Eva x
 
Totoro said:
Just to brag a little, in a online BBC poll, my past life was voted the world's greatest leader, for his fairness, kindness and inclusiveness. While that's incredibly validating, there's absolutely no way I could live up to that in my current life and he already has superhero, mythological status to his own people. A computer guy, that's all you are? I should be handing out eye drops, because I can hear them rolling already.
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Just a side note:
Millions of people are experiencing a long time generation without taking part on a war, directly.
But before the life was violent, sooner or later. On those lists we see war heroes, Ranjit Singh as well, who successfully maintained the borders, or expanded a little more for "fair reasons"
 
Hi Eva.

To be honest The Wind That Shakes The Barley made more of an impression on me than the Michael Collins film. It was more day to day, trying to run a Republic stuff, such as the refusal of train drivers to transport British troops. The fact is that the War Of Independence was a group effort, involving courts and unions and such. The Collins film did none of that. It painted Collins as pretty much the sole architect of the revolution and that's simply not true.

Well if you feel strongly you weren't Joplin that's it really then isn't it?

I know of a claimant to one of my lives who has decades of validations they were me yet they paint that life in the most shallow, mediocre brained terms.

Are you open to another claimant with a 'stronger' case than you?
 
Hi Eva,

I'm just jumping in to reiterate my earlier (and very humble) request that you provide more info about your experiences related to Ramesses II and the "Ten Commandments" period (which I assume also include the Hebrews and their God) as well as those related to Nefertiti and the Egyptian Gods.

And, as we used to say in that long ago age when dinosaurs roamed the earth and I was a kid: "Pretty please with sugar on top!"

Cordially,
S&S
 
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Just a side note:
Millions of people are experiencing a long time generation without taking part on a war, directly.
But before the life was violent, sooner or later. On those lists we see war heroes, Ranjit Singh as well, who successfully maintained the borders, or expanded a little more for "fair reasons"
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You're absolutely right, for the majority of the world in recent history, we have not experienced war or any kind of mass instability in our lives, culture and economy.

I don't often like to get into politics publicly, but with this whole defund the police movement in the US, what you're going to end up with is what most of the world has known for many thousands of years and that is simply warlord rule. In that case, you just get what you get and there's nothing you can do about it. A general warned us (the US) about leaving the middle east that the meanest son of a b-word will take over when we leave. He's right and that's been part of the reason it's taken so long to even find any kind of peace to begin with. None of this ever had to happen though, as the invasion of Iraq was unnecessary.

I will say, ever since I was younger, I always thought that the US should be energy independent as I had an innate understanding of the systems of governments in the oil producing countries and I had no like or trust for them. The past and present US foreign policy has other ideas though and I suspect that I think much like Ranjit did in keeping with an semi isolationist policy. I find it very interesting he maintained the border with Afghanistan but pushed into western Tibet.
 
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I guess it depends on how one defines war.

I approached my one man war with a militaristic mindset. At the end of it I felt I had earned my stripe, then I remembered lives where I commanded armies. I realised that I AM war. Such things are unavoidable for a soul such as I and I stand apart from my fellow Gen Xers. I know war. I know the possibility of complete annihilation. Why was I a legend again and again when such things are spiritually meaningless? IMO so I would know the futility of war.
 
Hi Jim. Yes it does depend on ones definition of war and think from various perspectives, your choice of the word futile can either be refuted, augmented or extended perhaps. I think wars of conquest are entirely futile, because as I was just discussing, eventually, someone else is going to come and conquest you. However, on the flip side of that, you may have been peacefully minding your own business and suddenly you're in a war of self defense and I wouldn't consider that futile.

I wonder where most of your experiences were Jim, that allowed you to conclude that wars are futile. I would bet that many of them were between the current, modern era and roman empire. Almost every war fought in those eras were of conquest or they could even possibly be considered a leisurely pursuit of the aristocracy.

Even though I may just be a computer guy, I echo your sentiments that I am also war. So much so that my whole life has been dictated by it; although I seem to have a different perspective on it than you. All of my hobbies and interest have revolved around martial arts, war gaming of one kind or another and I'm very proficient with shooting various things and other weapons. I've always been concerned with war as a form of protection and defense though.

Although I hadn't considered it at the time when I was posting my thread (because I didn't know then), that the size of Ranjit's empire was mostly static, I did say that I knew though, that I wasn't one to grab power or conquest for it's own sake. So it's no surprise to me that he didn't seek to enlarge his empire. It was simply more important to stabilize and protect and I (he) had a way of validating and uplifting people that created a flourishing environment, at least while I was alive.

I guess I'm thinking my point is, is that I may be a little more ahead than you. I don't think being "war" is wrong and maybe right now, you're floundering a bit and licking your wounds over realizing that war is futile and maybe you just haven't realized that is only conditional. Some wars are futile, not all.


Maybe you've just been realizing that war, in the last two thousand years, has more or less been futile and purposeless. I don't see you as needing to come to terms with war, but rather having trouble adjusting your thinking from an subjective based perspective to a objective one.

I mean that to say that through reincarnation itself, you're seeing the futility of war; gains can become loses and victories can easily turned to defeat.

Being objective makes it much more harder, but i think you're struggling to work out for yourself, which things are worth fighting for.. those somewhat subjective, but still universal concepts and objective truths that bind us all together and will affect lifetimes, plural.

I wish you wouldn't be as hard on yourself as you can sometimes be here. I understand that you are and probably grieving and ruminating your past, but also understand that is but one step in another journey you've only just begun.

I will commiserate with you a bit as I've felt really stuck trying to understand my lack of understanding about relationships. My ex wife and I just "worked" because I think we're bound together somehow spiritually and even so, we still had our problems and we're no longer together.

I honestly have no clue how to move onto another relationship. I know it will happen in time, but I've spent many days, weeks and months just stuck and licking my own wounds, angry because I can't change the circumstances around me. It takes a long time for it to sink in that I can't change who I am (and nor would I want to) to fit the circumstances. I can only change how I react to them, which is the far better option, but it's also harder one.

I've got learning to do in that sense and relationships are something I never learned how to do. So far, all that I know is that I had an arranged marriage and I was also the king and could have had anyone I wanted. Trying to find people who want to voluntarily be together and to make it work, that's something else.

We're all learners in our own way, all the time. I don't think it's something we'll ever stop being.

I apologise in advance for typos. I'm on my phone and will edit later on my laptop.
 
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When I think of conquering wars, like Alexander the great, I see a great boost of connecting people, and spreading the culture life. Something similar happens when building railways, across the USA for example. But it hurts many as well.
 
Hi Tortoro.

I was in a war against the British Empire in my last life. That certainly didn't feel futile. Yet Home Rule would have been achieved after WW1 so what was the point to my war? Empires were already on their way out, to be replaced by Superpowers. Maybe it wouldn't have happened without war but whose to say? I was a hero in a war nothing else. Did that war NEED to happen?

My earliest experience is just before AD, pre Christian times. Back then I fought for unity. I had a dream. It almost came to fruitition but not quite.

My views on war come from my current life. Up until six years ago I felt that war was justifiable.

Why do you consider yourself more ahead than me? Because you feel that gutting men has a purpose? Sure we make changes but what is changed is enevitable anyway? Then our wars have no purpose.

I'm all about subjective. All those bodies I saw didn't need to die except for some passing ideal. That's what reincarnation knowledge has given me. No one needed to die.

Yea...you cant change who you are. Thats the truth. I still love my ex who I have a child with. I don't think anyone gets over their past. They just learn to live with it.
 
Peace of mind said:
When I think of conquering wars, like Alexander the great, I see a great boost of connecting people, and spreading the culture life. Something similar happens when building railways, across the USA for example. But it hurts many as well.
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Wars are a great way of erasing the culture. This process sometimes is quick and devastating, other times continues as a secondary war for centuries, long after the initial armed conflict.
 
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Hi Jim!

I wasn't on the forum for years now, but I'm one of those who remember a past life as Caesar. I shared some of my memories here years ago (along with other past lives I remember). However, I take it all with a grain of salt and I would never claim that I really was this famous person, as I just cannot be sure at all. Actually I think it's rather unlikely, but not impossible. Therefore I don't mind that there are multiple other claimants to this past life. I guess there always will be. I'm always curious about their memories or reasons for believing they were Caesar, and I compare them to mine. But I don't want to challenge or debate anyone. You cannot prove a FPL to anybody, especially not a very famous one like this. And I can imagine several other reasons why people experience something like memories of a FPL, including myself. Also, anybody can still claim anything on the internet... So I tend to not to care much about other claims and to not to become obsessed by anything.
 
Hi Ocean!!

Very good to hear from you again! :) I did a quick check and found your last post was in August 2015, which would make it almost 5 years ago. It was on the thread titled: Stories and Consequences of Past Life Vows. I think I may kick that thread back up again. :cool: There are a lot of new people on the board at this point, so they may find it of interest.

Anyhow, very glad that you're back! ;)

Cordially,
S&S
 
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