kemetic18
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Not too long ago I had a dream about my past life during the Holocaust, and while part of it seemed to be memories of things that happened, some of it seemed to be my thoughts or daydreams from that time. It was a little strange.
It got me thinking, a person has thousands and thousands of thoughts per day. When we recall a past life memory, how do we know the memory is something that actually happened and not just a thought/daydream from the past? Where ever our past life memories are "stored", I guess I wonder if maybe some random "junk" could be recorded too.
In my current life, I'm a daydreamer.
I'm very very good at visualizing with incredible detail and I wonder if these daydreams I have now will someday be "remembered" by me in a future life?
It got me thinking, a person has thousands and thousands of thoughts per day. When we recall a past life memory, how do we know the memory is something that actually happened and not just a thought/daydream from the past? Where ever our past life memories are "stored", I guess I wonder if maybe some random "junk" could be recorded too.
In my current life, I'm a daydreamer.
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