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I think SeaAndSky has put everything I wanted to say so brilliantly that I'd have a hard time adding anything! The way I deal with past life trauma is to try and separate those lives from my current one, to see them as different people who are part of my whole, if that makes sense. I'm not the...

dking777 - What an absolutely fascinating and beautiful story! Thanks so much for sharing it. And I think you're completely right about letting the heart guide us, that's the stance I've been trying to take through all this. tanguerra - I understand completely, and it's already been extremely...

Thank you, tanguerra, that's a great comfort to me, especially as I know you've had a lot of experience with soul mates.

I feel a little embarrassed to be posting this, like a Disney Princess or a teenage girl and I’ve already bored poor, kind helz_belz to tears with the subject! But I really could do with your help! It’s a question to those of you who feel you’ve met someone from a past life, but not a vague...

I chose middle class, because I think it fitted the closest. My immediate past life (1900s) was poor and I was serious and unhappy due to loss and grief caused by the wars. A life in 1700-1800s, where I was respected and middle class (a vicar's daughter I think) and I was happy and playful...

ColourODarkness, I can't believe how much your post relates to me! Yes, a thousand times yes! I have the exact same feelings. I don't usually cry at films, but separation and reunion after death is a subject that has always made me sob since childhood. I've cried uncontrollably at some truly...

Hello ColourODarkness! Oh, it's fantastic to share that odd sensation with someone else! I live near a small airfield (also in the UK) and we mainly have light aircraft overhead, but rather a lot of them! I've often wondered how much sense my compulsion makes. I know people had guide books to...

Looking at your earlier post it seems we have similar memories, curious_girl. Only I was in an English city. If I hear planes overhead today it still makes me anxious. And I like to see what they look like after they've passed... ("ours or theirs", maybe?). I recently visited the city where I...

That's exactly what I mean, Argonne. The honour of our family name seemed huge back then and my father's importance so vastly exaggerated. I felt a little bit sick when I could find no trace of him. That pit-of-your-stomach feeling when you've done something stupid or regretful A life thrown...

I hope that's the case Argonne! I believe this would be 1500s - 1600s, possibly during the Italian Wars. So records really would be few and far between. And I really don't think there would be much data for him anyway, beyond birth and death records. I was quite interested and amused by how...

I was a down-on-his luck nobleman in France. My family's fortune had dwindled but our name was still highly regarded. I remember thinking what an important and impressive man my father was and always feeling a little weighed down by the fact. The family name was all we had and I lived my life...

I think I was in Sheffield, UK. Heartbroken that there could be a SECOND World War after the horror of the First. No wonder my nerves are shredded in this life! One World War is quite enough for anyone!

Welcome to the forum, VickyBee! The things I've felt from childhood are the strongest proof of reincarnation for me, thoughts that didn't have such a chance to be coloured by the world around us. As to your dream or Iraq, I strongly believe that past life memories intertwine with current...

I'm a little late to this thread, Helz, I'm so sorry. I know you know this already, but I'll write it here officially. I honestly didn't know what to do when I found "my" name on the census and it matched up exactly to within streets of where I expected her. And the right age too. I felt...

You say that the soul has a gender, but then go on to say that gender is "to do with hormones", which are surely tied to the body, not the soul! I'm confused by your argument. I believe that we are who we are, regardless of gender. Gender is such a confining term, a prison for our souls, which...

Red Night, I couldn't agree with you more. I'd class myself as a bisexual woman and feel quite gender neutral, happy to be male or female, straight, gay, bisexual or asexual. I know I have been all of these things and hopefully will be again. Just like you, sometimes I wish I was the opposite...

Oh Helz, thank you so much for sharing that link. I've just sat and looked through every single image. I feel so moved to see all those faces. How wonderful and touching and terribly sad. But how amazing too, to see the friendships there amongst comrades. :-) Obviously I was looking for...

starrynight: They do say that three's the magic number! Yes, it's strange. The other lives that I'm aware of have certainly been more obvious in terms of potential to heal and move on. Not sure why this one keeps presenting itself, but no doubt that will come in time! I totally agree that it...

This life keeps popping up in every self-regression I’ve been doing for the past few months. I’ll be exploring a different life and then WHAM! I’m back in this one, always during the same moment! I don’t have much information, but I thought I’d share what I have with you, seeing as it’s so...

Rey, I actually answered your question in my earlier post. Before you even asked! :-(