Evidence of reincarnation within PL dream?

[Lynnette]

Hi, I was absently hoovering the stairs over the weekend, when I had a sudden revelatory 'oh' moment in relation to some old dreams I had several years ago.

The dreams came to me in series over a couple of months, and basically involved a young woman who had lost her friend at the outbreak of war - still not sure which one. I then found her out on the streets, running, while soldiers fired at the people. A woman approached her, threw a bundle in her arms, and was subsequently shot down dead.

My young woman being in that situation, obviously, took to her heels and fled almost without realising she was carrying anything. She turned into a side street, and pressed herself in against an in-set door, whereupon she had her mouth gagged and was dragged down a trap door, to find herself eventually, to have been dragged down to safety.

Once inside, and the shock having subsided, she noticed the bundle she was carrying, opened it and found a baby inside. It had a section of red hair amongst its baby locks, and was wearing a bead bracelet. Her friend who had been killed at the outbreak of war had similarly red hair and a similar bracelet. This prompted the realisation by the woman that the baby was her friend come back again to comfort her, and given the circumstances leading to the moment, was obviously meant to be with her.

It occurred to me as I was vacuuming that it was almost a revelation of reincarnation within a past life dream! Is it really possible?

Interestingly, I have a small section of red hair in the same place as the baby too. Not really noticeable, but I still know it is there, and its a source of vain pride LOL (I love red hair!)

 

[BriarRose]

I remember my mother saying that hospitals put little bead bracelets on babies, even when I was born, instead of the standard id tags that are used now. Could that be a validating fact for your dream being PL?

 

[argonne1918]

I remember my mother saying that hospitals put little bead bracelets on babies, even when I was born, instead of the standard id tags that are used now.

The baby ID tags used today will set off alarms if taken out of the nursery area.

 

[Mama2HRB]

It would be easier at this point to get gold out of Fort Knox than a baby out of a hospital nursery ...

 

[Lynnette]

Thanks, I didn't know that. Did the beads spell out the baby's name, or were they in anyway identifying?


In this case, something tells me the child was unlikely to have been born in a hospital. Not only was it unusual at the time, but was also in the middle of war. I also think the beads were unique to my friend/the baby, rather than routine.


I have had a re-think about the time period it happened in, too. My friend who died, who the baby reminded me of, was my friend who I have mentioned before, who I ended up having a dangerous drive with, becoming fast friends with, and then posing in trousers and head scarves in front of engines and machinery.


Here it gets smudgy though... the scene with the trousers/scarves etc., makes me think of WW2. However, I have a validation for the car we were driving as belonging to WW1 (it had an external handbrake sticking out of the wheel, that was pulled up once the car had stopped and the driver had come out.) I suppose it's possible we met in WW1 and had that scene in WW2, but somehow we seem too young to have been late teen/young adult age for both of them....??


Unless of course, the car itself was of WW1 age, but was just well-kept and therefore still running on into WW2...?? Which in hindsight, if I do think back to it, the other cars in the road when we first started driving were more what I think of as 'modern'.

 

[BriarRose]

Well, remember the Depression happened. A well-kept car might have been kept in service. "They don't make 'em like they used to", comes to mind!


The bead bracelets spelled out the baby's name. It might have been something the hospital did to raise money. My Mom was sad, because she was too poor to buy mine. Now, safety issues wouldn't allow anyone to put a bead bracelet on a baby!