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Thank you for joining, and sharing mollymutt!

Hello, and welcome! You have come to the right place, and found the right friends to speak with. You are not nuts - for us, remembering flickers of the past is completely normal! :) Have you done any meditation or self regression? This may help you to learn more.

Thank you all for your replies! I enjoyed reading through them. You make some interesting points Blueheart...The number of players rings true. The gathering being because of a victory, was quite real. However, you note that the Shawm was 'piercing', the music I heard was not...It was quiet...

I can relate to smells triggering memories. The smell of sweat or blood can give me flash backs or at least bring up a feeling/sense of my times on battlefields...And like others describe, in our current lives memories can be triggered that we have forgotten as well.

I had this unusual dream last night... It was Medieval times, I was in a very dimly lit castle hall. I was sitting amongst Medieval people dining at this huge table, there had just been a victory of some kind and they were celebrating. I was observing as my modern self though, I wasn't one of...

Your children are definitely giving you strong clues about their past lives at this age. Listen to all the little things, write them down in a journal, including all the connections you make. You never know how important those things will be when they are just a little older. Have you read...

Welcome Luckyspin! It sounds like your son is remembering a past life. The best thing you can do to help him learn & heal from his experiences, is to always listen to him with an open mind and heart. If he sees you are ok with him speaking out about it, he will feel more ok about remembering...

I can relate! My mother's nickname for me is 'She-Warrior'..... Seriously, these things are clues to past life carry overs too. :laugh:

Now on my 'to read' list Deborah! Thanks for posting -

If I had had that dream, I would say it was absolutely past life - but go with your gut feeling. The setting, time, the fact you 'knew' the people - spoke a different language - all very strong clues. The fact you could remember the Latin after waking is amazing. Sounds to me like the church...

Wow! Do give us updates about this in the near future! Fascinating dream...You may find you know who the boy is yet.

I figured those tunics would match. ;) I would place you somewhere around 1050 or earlier. As for the leggings, they may have had leather, I'm not an expert. The next question I would ask is did they come up higher then the knee?

You mention leggings, those were very common with the vikings... Could you describe them in a little more detail? You noted leather, they were usually cloth or wool though. It could help date your period.As well as your tunic style, what you remember - did it look anything like these? (these...

Fascinating. Thanks for posting! I hope you find out more, and share! :)

Yes, your deep interest in Mozart could well be related to a past life. Do you have any other clues, dreams, or memories that could relate to him; his music, or that time period? Do share! :)

Thanks for sharing Wonder! Amazing story & connection. I think whenever we remember past life memories, it is because we are supposed to learn/gain something from them. For you, it was encouragement that you had the strength you needed. You would have gone on without that memory, but maybe...

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Aelfgyva and Usetawuz - fascinating! Thank you both for sharing. As for me, I (so far) have not remembered any events that are different from what history says...At least not that I know of yet. ;)

I can relate Aelfgyva. I remember in a past life seeing a one of those planes dropping bombs in a peaceful valley of farms just at the edge of town. I was in that valley...The bright glint of the sun the shiny metal planes, the deep rumble, the sirens...When I was a kid in this life there was...

Amazing...Thank you for posting this! A fascinating real-life story to read - the turn of events that led you down your path of research...The fact that you found Clara on that Census, that is such a validation! I hope you keep in touch and become a regular here! :)