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I had a vivid, clear dream of being a valet or page to either King Edward I or II of England. I've located the places I saw in that dream, and confirmed that they would have looked different when 'I' saw them to how they look today, but unfortunately I haven't managed to pin down which King...

The Heart Centre meditation is described by @Deborah in post number 13 of this thread: http://www.reincarnationforum.com/threads/the-heart-center.1048/ It's a technique I've used in the past and found to be very good, especially when used alongside binaural recordings of Tibetan bowls

I'm afraid I can't make people read or not read your post. Once something is out on the internet the right people will come by as and when. Even if people read, they are under no obligation to respond. I hope you find the answers you seek, but you have to be patient. The right people will read...

@Lili As others have said, only you yourself can answer your questions about who you were in a past life. Even those of us with plenty of evidence for a last life or two, including census records of the people we remember being, can still be riddled with doubts. Doubt and critical thinking are...

Not sure if this will be much help, but I've had a few memory fragments from a life around the same time, 1950s-early 1980s, as a young woman. She had a good family, but the relationship with her mother was particularly difficult, so she left home to live her own life as soon as she could. I...

If you search through the forum you will come across so many others that have asked the same questions. The reasons for remembering are as diverse as the people asking why! In general, memories seem to stay through lifetimes when there is emotional healing to be done, when something has been...

By 'far away' I was referring to your question: The history you describe feels 'far away' to me, as a 21st Century observer. It will feel differently to you for sure, as you were there and directly involved. Yes, my own memories are generally hazy, but sometimes they can be quite clear...

It's upsetting for sure, but for myself, it also feels very far away, so it's quite hard to say how I feel exactly. How does it make you feel?

Wow! That is an amazing validation! This might be something to work on if you want to find out more about your life back then. You have the historical facts, now you can focus more on what that life means emotionally, if that is something that you want to do. From my experience, we remember...

Well, I don't know if that could have been the reason or not. I wasn't there, but that is my gut feeling (speaking as a Brit in my current life, and the vast majority of my past lives too). Have you done any research into the time/place you believe you were when you were killed?

I'm so sorry you have remembered such a distressing death. The guillotine was a weapon of terror in France, so maybe it could have been used in a symbolic way against the British (the British, and especially the English, have a long, and deep rivalry with France). To be a Brit killed by a French...

I don't really know much about Redcoats I'm afraid, they were before 'my' time. My memories are all from after the army switched to Khaki uniforms. As an invading, colonial force, the British army would not have had a good reputation among the peoples of the places being invaded. Even if you...

Welcome to the forum @Adam M :) feel free to share as much as you feel comfortable with. I agree it can be very lonely to remember past lives but not feeling able to share that with others. You've come to the right place. There haven't been too many members with memories of being a Redcoat. I...

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I just wanted to say a big thank you to @BenjaminFR for sharing so much and so willingly, and all the other contributors to this thread. It's helped me to rethink some of what I remember (Great War rather than WWII), and maybe approach things from a different angle. My own soldier life has been...

I don't really have much to add, not having 'met' any of my PL selves (yet?!), but I just wanted to say how much I've enjoyed the discussion, thank you! Edit: I remember reading about the experience @tanguerra had communicating with one of her PLs, she mentions it in this thread, which might be...

I can relate to this. Someone once stated that we had met in a PL; I asked them not to give details, but they did give a rough location, date and weather on the first day we met back then. The tiniest fragment that might be this event has come to me since, but it doesn't tally with their account...

I spent the morning looking at the clock and thinking 'not long now, hang in there'. Soon after the two minute silence, I looked at the clock and said 'you made it' and had a bit of a cry. I kept wondering what I/my soldier was doing on the Armistice a century ago, after four years of fighting...

Welcome to the forum @Adam thank you for sharing your memories. Your memory of the stuffy old London club made me smile, I believe I was around London at the same time, some of the old buildings really can bring back feelings if those times :)