That makes sense. Actually, I can relate. I probably didn't make it clear, but it was during the regression that I discovered the lesson I needed to learn. But first it came to me gradually, not so much in words, But in seeing and feeling the effects of that lifetime and my choices through it...
This has been a long time coming. I had posted back in July that I would be having my first professional PL regression. Between life happening and having so much to think about and sort through since that experience, I just realized again that I never got around to sharing. Be warned though...
Hi, S&S,
I mainly just glanced at it a bit right after the regression. Since it was so unexpected I wasn't sure what I should take away from it, like whether it was literally even my own past life, or maybe a vision or inherited memory.
I really should look into it further probably.
A couple...
Yeah, I know what you mean. And I'm honestly glad to have not remembered that part of it so well. I'm not sure I would have personally handled it very well at the time of that regression. Besides, I've always had a certain anxiety and sensitivity about things pertaining to my neck and head.
First I wanna say hello to all after not being around for the last couple years.
And now...
A few days ago I did a guided video PL regression again. Up until then I'd always do one with intention to find out about that one particular life I seemed to have lived most recently and have the most...
Hello, larkland,
I think I might have some idea of that “stuck” feeling you describe. It sounds like you may be dealing with some unresolved feelings left over from something that happened in one of your past lives. It may take touching on that event or season in your life then in particular...
By the way, I see what you mean. He does look kind of similar in that one picture. And since we’re on the subject, I did find some more, including a pre-war photo where he looks to be in his late teens or early twenties, and a post-war photo of his extradition to Poland with Jürgen Stroop...
That is quite possible, considering how familiar and sentimental I tend to be about the people from that time. It could be too that I had heard about the Red Baron and the pilots of Jasta 11 and/or seen their postcard portraits which were widely circulated at that time (I even collect them now)...
Thank you for that information, Ocean. Those points you brought up are definitely worth considering.
In regards to the house I dreamed about twice, that’s still quite a mystery and I’m not even sure I’ve found a real match to it yet. And I can’t even remember for sure if there really were...
Hi, Owl,
First off I have to say that it’s been a bit surprising to find out about this recently, yet in a way not so surprising at the same time. I’ve always felt connected to Germany and passionate about preserving the history and culture. Somehow I always saw them as being “my people”...
Flossenbürg castle:
And granite quarry:
And here is a quick summary of the life of one who seems to match a lot of these details I’ve just related:
Erich Muhsfeldt, Born on 18.02.1913 in Benbrück, Brandenburg. His father worked as a labourer at the State Water Administration in Fürstenwalde...
Hi all!
I thought it was about time I put all this together. From the various dreams and regressions I have had it seems that I can now discern a particular pattern which suggests a certain life in a certain time and place. So, here we go...
House from Childhood:
Closest match, near...
It’s possible that I could have been in Poland for much of WWII, but I put Germany for the poll vote, as that’s where I seem to have the most memories from and feel the most connected to. In an extremely vivid dream I had one morning a few days ago, I was climbing/crawling up a mountain slope...
I’ve always felt familiar and comfortable with various aspects of German culture, places, food, clothing, music and speech, even before I was old enough to recognize them as being German. For instance, if I heard someone speak with a German accent, I didn’t think they really sounded different...