I remembered one!
Karoliina - Thanks you for your kind welcome!
I did read Evee's PL memory of Greece! Thanks for including the link. It was fascinating, and it was not hard to imagine that a life during Greece's Golden Age, if you had status and wealth, was a lovely thing!
Sunniva - Thank you for recounting the details your regression to what-sounds-like another happy Greek lifetime. If you were born at the right time, in the right place, you did not have to be high born to have a wonderful life. I, too, am drawn to Minoan culture, but I just think that is one of many places I have inhabited in that region because my soul was drawn there again and again.
Last night I spontaneously recalled a Greek lifetime that was very important to my healing. I hardly ever remember a past life consciously. I usually learn of them through dreams and regression - and sometimes through a psychic friend. But last night I learned so much. I saw myself as a man, a soldier who was well-off, so I must have been of high rank. I lived in a stone house with a small balconey that overlooked the Aegean. I was married to a woman I loved so much it was unbelievable - just unbelievable. I felt his love for her, and it was absolutely overwhelming.
However, she was pretty much a slave to him, which was normal for women in those times. She was subject to his every whim but loved him. Still, "I" - the man - was crass and bold and loved having possession of her. He was a great lover, though, which made me proud of him - ha!
At some point, and I am not sure of the time frame, although I heard "Peloponnesian Wars," an earthquake occurred, and the wife was buried alive. All of the light went out of him then, and this was the part of me that needed healing. I cried and cried for him and feel that a grief has been lifted. There was an earthquake that sparked a revolt then, but the area was much more prone to horrible quakes about 1500 years earlier. I really don't what the timeframe was, but it was ancient Greece, and I now feel I have closure on that lifetime.
Thanks for listening, and if anyone else has a Greek memory, please share! :thumbsup: