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A mix of both spontaneous memories and past life regressions. My favourite places in that life by the time I died included my house in America, my house in England and my school. I had many friends in both England and America in that life, and when I’d visit England during summers and at...

I’ve always felt a strong connection to England, including 1980s England and late 1990s/early 2000s England. However, I also related to 1980s and 1990s America growing up, and I’ve finally figured out why. In my life as Graham Johnson, I lived in Yorkshire, England full-time until about 1978...

Oh, I know rightly he wasn’t trying to upset me. It may have looked like I believed otherwise, but that wasn’t the case at all. Anyone can contribute to my threads.

I’d reincarnate into England. I’m not surprised Belfast was branded the “European Capital of Terrorism”. The next time I die, I will tell God “England, final destination!”. He will send me there, and I hope to go back to Staffordshire in my next life, which is where I died in my final past life.

I would honestly go back to England. My soul may have wanted to go to Ireland just to see what it was like despite not being interested in Ireland at all. The next time I die, I’m going back to being English.

Not every past life memory is accurate. Some are whilst others might not be.

I may have gotten that memory wrong. Maybe I just chose Ireland for “the craic” as the Irish say, without having any genuine interest in the country. However, next time I die, I will return to England.

Understandable. However, we don’t choose where we reincarnate, only our souls do. I somehow remember God choosing where I reincarnate though.

I was born and raised in Ireland, and I have lived there my whole life. However, I have related more to the British way of life my whole life. This is a list of my past lives known exactly: Gerald Jones (1976-1992) (Yorkshire, England) Thomas Stone (1993-2004) (Staffordshire, England) After my...

I somehow remember being at school and a pair of twin girls being in me and Gerald’s class in primary school. I don’t remember anyone else though, but there were obviously much more than just 4.

Honestly, I’m not gonna flip out. You can have your own opinions.

Same here, except I’m actually an Anglophile. I thought I actually lived in England until I was about 6 or 7. I obviously lived past lives in Britain.

Growing up, I showed no interest in Irish culture or Ireland whatsoever.

As you may have heard, I was a huge Anglophile growing up despite being born and raised in Ireland, and my family aren’t English! I felt British growing up despite being Irish, and my environment felt so much like England for so long. When I became interested in reincarnation, I discovered that...

I’ve always felt more connected to England than Ireland, and I’ve always related to the English way of life than the Irish environment I was raised into. In Summer 2017, our family visited Windsor, London on holiday. I didn’t feel like I was abroad at all. It felt like I was at home. I didn’t...

Yes. I actually have a full-on diary of about 25 diary entries detailing past lives

Some of my memories I gained when I was younger included walking down Westminster on a wet day in the mid 1980s. I had never seen Downing Street and I hadn’t really heard the name London except for here and there.

As you know, a tell-tale sign that you have been reincarnated is if you’ve got an affinity for another country or culture. My family are Irish, and I have lived in Ireland my whole life, and none of us has ever lived in England. However, growing up, I had a strong affinity for England. I was a...

I somewhat felt a “National pride” type feeling when I found out the Paralympic Flame was lit in England, even though I don’t live there and I’m not from there, and even though I’ve lived in Ireland my whole life!

Listening to “A Different Corner” by George Michael gives me vague memories of walking past Westminster in London, in one of my past lives spent in England. I had these memories when I was younger without realising what the place was.