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Hello Li La! I can’t link my « ghost » experiences to my own experience with my past lives memories, but definitely what you are describing, for some part of it, has been a part of me too. And you would be surprised how common these encounters are. I remember that when I engaged with a...

Hello Jim! Thanks for asking for a clarification, as I feel I haven’t put my sentence in context; last thing I want is to discredit anyone posting here on this forum. What I respect here is people posting their stories, and how they got to believe they had existed before. Not matter if it’s a...

That’s some impressively precise statistics you bring out there, Graham. I agree with you when you point out that the human brain has very efficient ways to protect itself from uncovering all aspects of the past lives we here believe we lived. If it wasn’t for this filter, Humankind would have...

That is fascinating to read! I have an interest for Latin aswell, that I learned at school. I find it wonderfully interesting to understand the origins of our European languages (I have a passion for etymology). If you want to learn more about what Latin sounded like, I strongly recommend to...

你好 Changzhen, I found your research to be extremely interesting as I currently live in China and have been told several times of the tales of the Kam people. I have to agree that, while there is relatively little room for spirituality in modern-day China (especially in large cities where I...

Welcome Emilie ! Enjoy your browsing here, this is a safe place to share about your experience and learn about the many interesting point of views and personal experiences shared here. Have a nice time here! Benjamin

Warthunder and Russian bias :D I got into Warthunder, invited by a friend and gosh, I am currently grinding the german tech tree. How nice it is to have a Tiger II one-shot by a random ATGM. « Historical » they say. Warthunder is the ultimate Zen test. Nothing like having an 88mm round...

It's my pleasure :) I have done quite a lot of genealogic research in France to build my own family tree, so I was happy to be able to (quickly) use the tools I master. One thing that popped into my mind, after writing my previous comment: names, wether family names or first names, can be a...

Good morning Li. La :) That's the thing with regressions I guess, although I haven't performed self-regressions, only guided regressions by therapists: what I felt is that your intellect, your ego, or whatever name you want to give to the part of you that wants to be in control, is put to rest...

Oh yeah it’s just so raw, it’s impossible to grasp if you haven’t experienced it. My family members (since I was vocal about it) couldn’t just comprehend. In my case of remembering a death in battle, my father who was officer in the french army could understand what war was like and gave me a...

Dear Kenz1010, I speak from personal experience, but I think that you are currently going through the "hard" part of accessing previous, buried memories. I do not wish to speculate on what you are going through right now, but it seems that you are now confronted to mostly traumatic memories. In...

That's a fascinating subject, which reminds me of other studies I read a few years ago, that highlighted the tendency for offspring to carry within their genetic material the 'memory' of traumatic events. The current understanding points out to RNA being the vector to these passed-on traits...

Done! I smiled at the latest questions about the german language, this survey seemed tailored for people like me :D

Hello Souldier and welcome! A warm welcome to you and I hope that you are finding here a good source of understanding. I, among many others, have war memories of the 2nd world war, and am very curious to hear yours. Anyway, I am glad you found this safe space and know that you can share here...

Hey! That's an interesting subject. I have always been a fan of motor racing, and somehow, even as a child, I had a love for the old machines of the '30s. Most notably, the Auto Union (which later became Audi) of the 1930's which were dominating the European races until the beginning of the...

Hahaha Oh well, while I see imagery of the middle age of people wearing colourful clothes, what I remember from this time is very rough, and very "practical" clothes (read: no stylist was seen around :D), every garment was brownish and not very comfortable. Although around the forge it was...

Haha Tanker me too, I don't know if you read an earlier post I wrote about the short (but super clear!) memories I have of being a blacksmith in probably the middle age. Those were not sad memories, at all. They were very peaceful, albeit hardworking, times. I feel that this life was a simple...

On the topic of clothing, there is a trend that I felt I'd like to share since I was "on location" today. I am today in Nanjing, China, and today we remember here (13th of December) the dreadful anniversary of the "Nanjing Massacre" by Japanese troops of the civilian population of Nanjing, in...

Your are very right, Angie, I should have made it more clear that AI, in itself, is a very powerful tool that, used for destructive purposes, is incredibly dangerous to our future as a specy. Things that scare me, for instance, is the development of AI for warfare. Predictive algorithms are...

Hello SeaAndSky, thank you for the interesting post. I have never heard of the work of d'Adamo, it is interesting as it fits my current conclusion regarding what diet fits me the most: I am A+, and have found after many years of trials and errors that a plant-based diet, with mainly vegetables...