BriarRose
Senior Registered
Has anyone remembered a PL that doesn't belong to them? I was doing a self regression, and "popped" into the body of a man named Jubal Early. (not the civil war general, but his grandfather) I walked through my usual meditation door into a forest so dense, it felt primeval. I was wearing buckskins, and a soft foot covering. There was a large body of incredibly blue, peaceful water. Someone met me with a canoe, maybe a Native American, but he was "vague". My wife wasn't. Her name was Mary Polly, and she was really glad to see me. We had a supper served on a wooden trencher. It involved corn bread with sorghum molasses poured on it. We retired for the night to a bed with rope springs.As I stated earlier, Mary Polly was really glad to have me home, and the ropes were creaking. I thought, "Lord, we're going to wake the baby!" I thought my date of birth was 1762, and that I died young from some kind of infection. I thought around 1794. When I came back to my current reality, there Jubal was, on line, in all the details. He was born in 1764, instead of 1762, and died in 1792, instead of 1794. The thing that really got me going was his wife's name. It was listed as Mary Polly Cheatham! He left behind two little boys. I wasn't sure how many really large lakes Virginia has, but evidently there's a very large one that borders both Bedford County, where he was born, and Franklin County, where he died. Is there any rational explanation for this "memory", other than that I was Jubal Early? When I found his grandson, General Jubal Early, I knew it was the wrong man. To the best of my recollection, I had never heard of him. Does anyone on the forum experience other people's lives in this much detail?