The dream your brother described to you about the Civil War sounds very realistic to the times. (though they wouldn't have used the term 'battalion', perhaps you just used that term; company, regiment or brigade would have been used instead). I agree that these sound like past life dreams...
Those are some very interesting observations Rowan, keep it up! As Deborah says keeping a journal can be so helpful at this stage. Also, have you read Carol Bowmens book 'Children's Past Lives'? Or James Leininger's book 'Soul Survivor'? The Leininger's son also had a fascination with...
Hmmm...how interesting Sunniva! I do wonder if there's a connection, very could well be. I know on occasion my brother and I will have similar dreams on the same night - but it is fairly rare...
Wow, what a dream! Bet you weren't thinking of that when you went to bed...That goes waaaaay back. Can't help you much on the geography, not really sure. Hope you can learn more though! :thumbsup:
Fascinating story Chris...I have had a few hints at understanding other languages from past lives.
One was when I was looking through a book of medieval manuscripts and somehow 'knew' what some of the Latin words meant, I knew how they were pronounced and unconsciously started 'reading along'...
Oh! I just had time to read through all the comments after the article...What an amazing collection of past life memories! A fascinating read!
I've started this long process, because like you say, the little things (which could be forgotten over time) can make more sense later and be...
Thanks for sharing Daventry. Usetawuz has already asked the questions I was going to!
That really is the main thing you have to ask yourself...Also, when you are dreaming/remembering a true past life memory, you just know without a doubt it past life. The emotional content is the next most...
That's a neat idea hydrolad - I've never thought of using a tape recorder...If I wake up and know my dream was a past life clue, I will start writing instantly, with whatever details come to mind first. Using a recorder is a cool idea too though! :thumbsup:
Thanks for sharing your dreams/memories benoit! You might be surprised, but even the smallest details can be so important. That is great you are seeing faces clearly, I still find that challenging. However, I used to never get names in pl dreams, but I have been getting more and more -...
Yes, trading was very common, and varied by tribe & location - that is why it is harder to narrow down the time frame. What I remember probably happened sometime after 1850, because of the use of Henry/Winchester repeating rifles though.
Have always found history fascinating, there is quite a...
Yes, I agree with needing to see both sides, absolutely. I remember being about 5 years old (in this life) and hating the fact that my skin was white! :laugh: I have since got used to it, but all my self portraits when I was young I colored my skin very dark brown. Now, I also have had a...
kmatjhwy,
No, I have no idea which massacre it was at this time...There were only so many you say? Well, maybe I could read about & research them to narrow it down with the different factors I remember...I'm going to look up the Sand Creek Massacre after I finish posting this, I'll see what I...
Wow kmajhwy! Amazing you had that much come up in just one regression! Thanks for sharing, I enjoyed reading. I knew we had a lot in common with your thread about the fur trade era, but now I know even more.
This exact same thing happened to me, though I did not have children of my own yet...
Welcome to the past life forum!
You have already had lots of great advice here - I'll just validate again that, yes, you can try too hard to remember! :laugh: Personally I don't do anything to deliberately try to remember, I just let the memories/flashes/dreams come whenever they are meant...
Welcome to the past life forum Throsso! :)
Don't worry, everyone here is very open minded and welcoming. However, we don't want you to feel rushed into sharing if you don't want to either - so share whenever you feel ready. :thumbsup:
Welcome to the forum Heather! Glad you have joined us, and that you enjoy the forum!
I can totally relate with you there! - I have no trouble at all understanding the Irish & Scottish accents, while others around me can't understand a word they're saying! :thumbsup: I plan on visiting...