Did you look similar in past life/lives?
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Charlotte Sometimes
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No, even different personalities to an extent, but I did have the same eyes/eye color every time
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Vogue_1983.
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I guess in a way I do,at some times in the day I look in the mirror and notice stuff like my facial structure that's still quite alike or the way I smile.But most of the times I end up feeling as if in other aspects,God gave me karma and made me look exactly the opposite.In my second past life I had a lot of features I was proud of.And at the time,the way I looked was considered ideal.But I kinda have the feeling that God is now punishing me for being "proud". Especially since that life is to me the most emotionally recalling and scarring.:/I have had this question for a long time,and i dont know if there is already a thread about it, but i will try anyways
I believe that when you have some memories, and you are still feeling close to that life or those lives, that you can still look a bit like you did in the past.
So my question is, do you look similar in this life to your past life?
And are there any people out there who know how they looked in past life?
I would love to hear your stories
take care,
Elisa
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Vogue_1983.
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Sadly no :/.I look exactly the opposite.
Jaimie
Senior Member
Hi !
I have experienced having similar looks but in one life I thought I had a "horse face" and in another I worked as a model in the 1950's... I think we are meant to learn different things by looking differently ( even thought there are similarities ).
When I lived in the 1950's I remember that I did not like it how my laughter showed at my front upper teeth the skin. I just did not like the look of it. This time around my lips still have the same shape but are thicker, so it doesn't happen. So I don't know...maybe if one grows tired of something one can "correct" it in a future life, if that's OK ?
When I experienced being a man I was surprisingly comfort as a man even though the lives I remember are mostly female. I think I pretty much looked like the man version of me, somehow.
/Jaimie
I have experienced having similar looks but in one life I thought I had a "horse face" and in another I worked as a model in the 1950's... I think we are meant to learn different things by looking differently ( even thought there are similarities ).
When I lived in the 1950's I remember that I did not like it how my laughter showed at my front upper teeth the skin. I just did not like the look of it. This time around my lips still have the same shape but are thicker, so it doesn't happen. So I don't know...maybe if one grows tired of something one can "correct" it in a future life, if that's OK ?
When I experienced being a man I was surprisingly comfort as a man even though the lives I remember are mostly female. I think I pretty much looked like the man version of me, somehow.
/Jaimie