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Ah! It was "Basilisk Station" that got me hooked on the Honor Harrington series! The very first I read! "Smilla's sense of snow" is an excellent novel. It was even made into a movie some years ago! :thumbsup:

I've just started reading Flag in exile... ...which is my latest read in David Weber's Honor Harrington series: military science fiction stories about a female space navy officer, who is so tough, strong and independent, that most men looks meek in comparison :cool and her telempathic...

I'm a typical mythological Swede: Almost 2 meter tall, stocky (nicer world for overweight), dark blond hair, grey-blue eyes. Could probably have gone for an archetypical Viking in those days.... :laugh: I live since a decade back in Stockolm, the capital city of Sweden.

I think the emphasis should lie on "human incarnations"... Even if many - probably most - people have been humans for a period of lives, why should that have to apply for all people??? i can very well imagine that there could be people out there that are humans for the very first time in this...

Could I get an Amen to that, Phoenix??? As a person with a mixed weak atheist/agnosticist background myself, that have been exposed to sulphur-oozing "Hellfire and Brimstone" preachings I know **** well what you talk about!!! Panzer-greetings, Star Rover :thumbsup:

That could as well have been me speaking! I'm absolutely fascinated by the age and technology of space exploration in general, and of manned space travel and space colonization in particular! At the same time I feel a strange and sad kind of nostalgia when I read modern science fiction classics...

At least symbolic if not precognitive dream... :tongue: I'm not sure that this dream qualifies as a "real" future incarnation dream (it's most likely *just* a symbolic dream-representation of questions I'm wrestling with the present life), but I give it a try anyway: About a year or so...

Nope, it's title is NOT "Mindstorm".... .... It's "Brainstorm"! ;) I saw it the first time in the early eighties the first time, and found it so fascinating I watched it again on video and as movie on TV - I even video-recorded it when I had the chance! It's not so much about...

Hello Angelcat! Think a have an answer for you... :( I think the "Gobochnick" you referred to, is a name, (Odilo) Globocnik" (I'm not sure on the spelling), also called "Globus". I think he was one of the top officials within in the SD (Sicherheits Dienst) or the Gestapo during the era of the...

German soldier - took a job as a concentration camp guard to avoid a transfer The other life was as a young German soldier in WW2, that fought in Eastern Europe (probably Poland) and later took a job as a concentration camp guard to avoid being transferred to the eastern front in Russia...