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Agentur, while I respect your answer and your point of view, I think it is important, out of respect for every victim of the conflict, to avoid falling in revisionism. You are right to mention the (often useless and cruel) bombings of civilians by the Allied forces, and the maintenance of...

@fireflydancing I think you should follow your intuition and let these memories where they are now. While you might be tempted to open the lid, you might not like what you see. It's what I always tell to the people I share my story with, for some reason they always imagine that there is...

Yes, it's an odd feeling, to be honest. I think its rightful place, since it survived all these years, is in a museum, along with a note that would read something like "its owner died thousands of kilometers from home, on a noname field, without ever seeing his second son. Don't follow his...

Oh well, while I have respect for reenactors, it's really the collectors who search and amass "period" items that puzzle me. I agree with you, Briski and CanSol, it's probably for an unconscious reason, wether it's past life or not. I will divert a bit from the main subject of the thread, but...

I don't own anything from the 2nd World War aside from my Grandfather's medals (British army), because he gave them to me specifically. One thing I would be curious to see in real life, though, is a uniform that belonged to Eugen and is still in someone's private collection. I often wonder...

Good morning! I would like to thank you for your beautiful message. If my words and my testimony can in any way have helped you, I am glad and proud. Indeed, I relate a lot to the feelings of dread your describe. More than the visual memories, it is the emotions that took the biggest toll on...

I have had a very interesting dream last night, one that was quite confused, but I have brought from it a very brief flash that I remember very clearly! Interestingly enough, I remember something like a lower deck of a ship, completely made of wood, and from the bow to the stern it was...

Indeed, I would like to thank Carol and Steve for creating such a wonderful place of exchange. I can't express how much it has helped me ! And thank you to all the moderators and members who give their time and energy to keep this forum going :)

Hello everyone! As Ritter and others have mentioned, it seems that a 'warrior' type of soul would have had experienced other conflicts in different times. There is something interesting that is happening to me these past weeks, as I seem to have much more clarity in remembering another...

Wasn't it Einstein that said "I don't know what weapons WW3 will be fought with, but WW4 will be fought with sticks and stones"? Let's hope we won't see it happen to us, even if I lack optimism sometimes :(

Haha you cracked me up on this one Tanker :D:D:D

That's very interesting, what you mentioned Ritter, regarding the MBTI test. I passed it with a psychologist during my business studies and I came out as very balanced between ENFP/INFP. The psychologist took me apart after the session and asked me "what are you doing here in this business...

Dear Landsend, I just read your last message, that wasn't posted when I typed mine (I was at the airport coming back from South Korea so I took my time to send it while waiting in line for customs :D) I think it is time now, for you to seek help. There are lots of people out there...

Dear Landsend, Yes indeed, it is a journey. Although, for you, I feel that you have already walked quite a few steps on it and I am sure that you are now going to experience some very meaningful and healing moments! I will pray for that to be granted to you. It is interesting because I also...

Hello Landsend, I second what you said when you mention the chamanic point-of-view on how the identity can split when confronted with trauma. While my knowledge of the chamanic sciences is near to nothing, I happen to have formed the same opinion regarding how a violent end can cause one's soul...

From my personal experience, and it has been already elegantly expressed in previous posts, but an abondance of money is absolutely not correlated with happiness. While I was never rich, and more often was absolutely penniless, I have been around, closely, with people who were either rich to the...

Indeed you're right. There is nothing more to add, I am feeling very emotional after reading your words. While Nazism is studied and very much present, the poor souls who died serving such an ill cause are now voiceless and have been cast away, to dwell, with their names only remaining on...

Hello Landsend, It is my opinion as well, that the burden of having lived a life in Germany during the 2nd World War might explain why we seem to outnumber the "Allied" identities who resurface. I would even go as far as to say that it's the lack of acknowledgement by the living on the...

Now, I've got used to my exchanges with spirits, I've learned a lot about it from them, àd the night visitations have almost stopped. When they occur, it fills me with an almost orgasm-like feeling of peace and I join my hands and thank whoever comes to pay a visit. Usually it's my grandfather...

Dear landsend, I read your post with great attention and I thank you a lot for taking the time to write such a detailed account of your experiences. There are many points that sparked strong emotions, when I read them. Especially the night visits. It always comes and goes, and since a while it...