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Eye colors in past lives

shadowsofmypast

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I was thinking can anybody remember
there eye color in some past lives.?

Hippie past life blue

Flapper life brown

Prostitute brown

Civil war wife brown
 
Brown is by far the most common eye color, shadows, so statistically, the ratio of brown to blue that you have experienced sounds about right. Interestingly, Helen Wambach found that the proportion of male to female lives in her research subjects was proportionately correct, even though the preponderance of her subjects was female. To the best of my knowledge, she didn't study eye color, but the fact that you remember yours is an interesting tidbit. You have an unusually clear focus on what your appearance was. Any ideas as to why?
 
I Guess because my minds eye is wide open.


I seen past lives in the mirror.


And looking at pictures of that period


ignites memories from those lives.


I am very sensitive to anything visual.
 
I agree fully with your summation. You may have also been exceptionally beautiful women, who spent a lot of time looking in the mirror! ;)
 
Contrary to what people might believe, I tend to not pay any attention to people´s eye colors, I don´t even notice what color they are. Therefore, I don`t pay attention either to my past life selves eye color.


According to records last time they were greenish brown, now they are just really dark brown. Back in the 1800's no idea. I seem to pay more attention to hair color.
 
BriarRose said:
I agree fully with your summation. You may have also been exceptionally beautiful women, who spent a lot of time looking in the mirror! ;)
Bad, Rose .Truthfully I have always hated looking in the


In this life. Because said reason In my second post.


And yes I was attractive in 20's life.
 
Interestingly, in all my past lives that I remember (about fifteen different lives) I always had brown eyes, including my current life now. I don’t know why I am so resilient in my appearance, as I did switch nationalities a lot, but in all of them the eye color remained the same. (As well as the hair color, with slight variation from light brown to almost black).
 
It was a "tongue in cheek tease", shadows. It would be uncomfortable to have memories triggered by looking in the mirror. I'm sorry that you suffer! hug3.gif
 
I know your are teasing rose,


I am learning alot being on this board,


about the problems I had as child carried on


into adulthood. Mirror, mirror who is that I see


there. Not me, I perceive.


It sure is a stranger behind the mirror. cover face


I too I am realizing my appearance hasn't


much life to life.
 
Sadly this is the first lifetime I've ever heard of a mirror so I really can't say what my eye colors were in my past-life. So sorry about that :(
 
Sarah Jane said:
Interestingly, in all my past lives that I remember (about fifteen different lives) I always had brown eyes, including my current life now. I don’t know why I am so resilient in my appearance, as I did switch nationalities a lot, but in all of them the eye color remained the same. (As well as the hair color, with slight variation from light brown to almost black).
SNAP. I've nearly always been brown also. The only exception in my American life I see myself wearing blue/grey often and am wondering whether this was to match my eye colour.


I'm surpirsed brown is more prevailent. I think blue is more common in the UK. Brown eyes in the UK are more usual to Welsh and Irish descent.
 
If you look at world-wide population, most people would be brown-eyed. I think blue eyes occur in those of Western or Northern European extraction. It's a recessive trait, so the gene for brown is dominant. Everyone in my family had blue or green eyes, so I understand your surprise. I shared it, as a child. The predominance of my ancestors were from Great Britain, with Germany as a "runner-up". The idea that blue is predominant might come from Hollywood. When technicolor was invented, actors with blue eyes were in demand! :D
 
BriarRose said:
It was a "tongue in cheek tease", shadows. It would be uncomfortable to have memories triggered by looking in the mirror. I'm sorry that you suffer! hug3.gif
It's not as often as you think but as kid the dej vu


on top seeing something I didn't understand


in the mirror. yikes.
 
I think green eyes are just a variant of blue, but I'm not a geneticist, so I'm not sure. My mother and husband have green eyes. I think they are more rare than blue. Dolly Parton recorded the song, "Jolene". The lyrics go, "With flaming locks of auburn hair, with ivory skin, and eyes of emerald green." I never hear that song without thinking of my mother. She was lovely, but never knew it.
 
My eyes are brown now and they've been brown in a few past lives. But I know they've been blue in at least one.


By the way, I have an eyes-related story to tell!


I have a friend who likes to exchange cell phone photos with me. Often we draw over the photos leaving nothing but the eyes visible. Sometimes we leave the mouth. It depends. But, basically, we like to partially obscure ourselves when we send photos. (Difficult to explain but we find this humorous for some reason and we do it almost every day)


Anyway, as I received one of those photos from her, I had the brilliant idea to try to take a photo of a certain portrait of me from a past life and draw over it as we always do...and then send that photo in exchange. So, I took a close up photo of the portrait and was surprised to find...it looked rather lifelike in the photo. When I drew over it, I left the eyes and the mouth visible.


She received it and absolutely assumed it was me. She saw no difference and thought I had just taken a photo of myself! I've never told her about the past life at all. She doesn't even know that I believe in past lives, has no idea about it and she's never seen that portrait before. I then told her I sent her a photo of an old portrait and she responded, "No way! I thought that was you."


I actually had blue eyes in that life but they appear darker when the portrait doesn't have good lighting. What you can see is, essentially, the same "spirit" inside of my eyes. It's strange. The face overall isn't exact but it has the same "feel". It's just so fascinating to me that reducing the portrait largely down to the eyes and mouth caused my friend to immediately identify, without question, that it was me.
 
Interesting thread and something to think about as to eye color and our various past lives. Now with the many native American past lives, then I must of had dark brown eyes or such. But in this life my eyes are blue with a predominance of german and scottish ancestry.
 
I think it's a challenge for us, sometimes - to differentiate present life DNA from our past life selves. Which are we? A strange amalgamation of both. Everyone is, of course, but most are not aware.


I've been told by an expert, obstacles, that even though sex, coloring, and body build may differ, the eyes, where the soul resides, are a past life "tell".
 
I don't know about my own eyes, but X has had very vivid blue (several times) and also brown in Japan and America...so, yes, eye colour certainly changes. I think that is something more related to ethnicity perhaps?


Although the eye colour is different though, there is something 'familiar' about the 'look' in his eyes, his smile and general expression, each time if that makes sense. Window to the soul I guess.
 
obstacles said:
My eyes are brown now and they've been brown in a few past lives. But I know they've been blue in at least one.
By the way, I have an eyes-related story to tell!


I have a friend who likes to exchange cell phone photos with me. Often we draw over the photos leaving nothing but the eyes visible. Sometimes we leave the mouth. It depends. But, basically, we like to partially obscure ourselves when we send photos. (Difficult to explain but we find this humorous for some reason and we do it almost every day)


Anyway, as I received one of those photos from her, I had the brilliant idea to try to take a photo of a certain portrait of me from a past life and draw over it as we always do...and then send that photo in exchange. So, I took a close up photo of the portrait and was surprised to find...it looked rather lifelike in the photo. When I drew over it, I left the eyes and the mouth visible.


She received it and absolutely assumed it was me. She saw no difference and thought I had just taken a photo of myself! I've never told her about the past life at all. She doesn't even know that I believe in past lives, has no idea about it and she's never seen that portrait before. I then told her I sent her a photo of an old portrait and she responded, "No way! I thought that was you."


I actually had blue eyes in that life but they appear darker when the portrait doesn't have good lighting. What you can see is, essentially, the same "spirit" inside of my eyes. It's strange. The face overall isn't exact but it has the same "feel". It's just so fascinating to me that reducing the portrait largely down to the eyes and mouth caused my friend to immediately identify, without question, that it was me.
What a interesting experiment.


My past life photo I have is no doubt in appearance.


I often can't believe how she and look alike .
 
Wow! Great thread, everyone! :)


I have never thought specifically about past life eye colors before, though I have focused on the eyes when trying to get a feel for those I may recognize in PL regressions.


I do not know my eye color in many of my PL memories, but I think I can make a few educated guesses. I have memories of being Native American a couple of times--with dark features overall--so I figure my eyes were probably brown. I also have a memory of being a young girl with darker features in India, so again, my eyes were likely brown. In one life I saw how I looked in the mirror and my eyes were light brown. I can only think of one time that I had blue eyes in one of my memories.


In this life my eyes are green-hazel and change colors depending on my mood and depending on the day. :)


It is interesting how, following BriarRose's point, we have all stayed with statistical probability in our reports of brown eyes. Intriguing, yes??
 
Yes, Brooke - it is interesting how statistics from past lives are consistent with scientific reality. That type of research isn't done often enough. Helen Wambach's studies are the only ones with which I am familiar, and that was done decades ago. I think that as interest in reincarnation in Western countries grows, that type of research will become more common.
 
I've never thought about this LOL but I find it really interesting. I don't usually notice people's eyes unless they have a very unusual or striking tone, so I don't know what mine are. It makes sense that you would have had brown eyes more often, as I believe that shades of brown are the most common (due to it being the dominant gene).
 
My eyes are blue this life, but in the lives I can remember:


Last life: blue


Life before that (mid-1800s): brown


Life before that (late 1700s): blue-green


Life before that (mid 1700s: brown


Life before thatn(early 1500s): bluish hazel


Life before that (AD 60s-70s): brown


Life before that (Paleolithic): brown
 
My eyes are hazel green, just as they should be, the genetic product of a blue-eyed father and a brown-eyed mother.


Brown is the most common color, but if one remembers many lives with the same ethnicity (Northern European for example) then one may remember lots of blue eyes.

Yes, Brooke - it is interesting how statistics from past lives are consistent with scientific reality. That type of research isn't done often enough. Helen Wambach's studies are the only ones with which I am familiar, and that was done decades ago. I think that as interest in reincarnation in Western countries grows, that type of research will become more common.
Agree. That statistics resulting from regressions matched with historic statistics was a big factor in convincing me that reincarnation might be a possibility.
 
This is a curiosity, but I feel it has PL ramifications. My husband and I have one daughter. We both have blue/green eyes - our daughter's are brown. She is our genetic daughter, and carries traits from both of us. The eye color is the only anomaly. We have been told it's impossible, but it obviously is not! I developed a theory about it. I always knew her soul would be born as my daughter. I told people that she was "coming" for years, through both my marriages. I think her brown eyes are a sign from Spirit that she is the soul that I waited for, and that she would have been my daughter, as intended, no matter who the father. My first husband had brown eyes, as do the two children I had with him. It was her soul's way of saying, "Here I am, Mom. It's still me!"
 
Intriguing Rose.


Sometimes it just happens.


Maybe she was somebody very close in another life?


And wanted be with you again.


The eye color question, maybe her soul choose it


to stand out.
 
I think she was someone close to me in a PL, shadows - probably in many. Some teachers at school actually told her that we couldn't possibly be her parents! When she studied Biology at university, a professor did say that her eye color could be a mutation of a gene. I think souls can modify the physical body they are going to inhabit to some extent. I think the eye color was her way of saying, "Hey, it's me!" It's just a theory, though.
 
This is an interesting thread.


I haven't paid any attention to eye color, mine are blue now, but I assume I have had plenty lives with brown (just from thinking statistics)


But Ive paid a lot of attention to hair color in dreams.


The dreams I have that are connected to ww2, I have curly dark blonde/light brown hair in them. And up untill I was 19 I never felt that blonde was my "real" haircolor, even if Ive been light blonde all my life.


And there's something else that I think is a bit funny.


Sometimes I see women with a certain type of look, and I get a weird reaction, I feel I looked a lot like that before.


The look is brown, curly hair, a strong feminine face.


And it's funny because it's like totally opposite of how I look now.


Anyone else get this reaction when you see other people with a certain style, appearance etc?


In a regression I had I was a man working by the sea, and then I had very dark hair and brown eyes.
 
Seline said:
This is an interesting thread.
I haven't paid any attention to eye color, mine are blue now, but I assume I have had plenty lives with brown (just from thinking statistics)


But Ive paid a lot of attention to hair color in dreams.


The dreams I have that are connected to ww2, I have curly dark blonde/light brown hair in them. And up untill I was 19 I never felt that blonde was my "real" haircolor, even if Ive been light blonde all my life.


And there's something else that I think is a bit funny.


Sometimes I see women with a certain type of look, and I get a weird reaction, I feel I looked a lot like that before.


The look is brown, curly hair, a strong feminine face.


And it's funny because it's like totally opposite of how I look now.


Anyone else get this reaction when you see other people with a certain style, appearance etc?


In a regression I had I was a man working by the sea, and then I had very dark hair and brown eyes.
Somebody looking like somebody from a past life


It's happen a handful of times.


A weird feeling yes.
 
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