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Grand-daughter's birthmark

wooma

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My mother-in-law had an accident as a little girl and had a piece of blue glass imbedded under her left eye. One had to look very hard to see the blue mark. She was very close to my daughter and myself. After she died suddenly with an heart attack, Emily was born. Emily has a natural blue mark in the same spot as my mother-in-law. We asked the doctors what it could be. He said it is a simple mark that he doesn't understand. My daughter and I both know that it is Carlene born again. Emily and I are very close and share many empathic gifts. She keeps telling her mother that she belongs to me. She keeps telling me stories of her friends and what she used to do with her mommy when she was young. Her stories are related to Carlene's life. She always behaves like Carlene. We just take it for granted that Emily and Carlene are the same person. It makes my life complete to be there for the woman who loved me so much as a mother-in-law
 
Wooma -

What a lovely post. You love for your granddaughter/mother-in-law is so clear and pure. Thank you for sharing - it moved me.

Blessings,
Dani
 
Hi Wooma

Yes that was a wonderful post, and how strong the bonds seem to be tied with love. I hope you’re journaling it all, I’m sure it would be great for her to look back to in years to come, when she’s on her own path and ready to delve deeper into herself…

I wonder have you read Carol’s book, Return From Heaven??? It has many cases of families reincarnating together, very similar to your own.


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Lots of Love
Kelly
 
I have ordered the book and soon shall read it. I believe that Love is the key to many rememberings. Carlene and I loved each other only as a daughter and mother would. I makes me happy inside knowing that she returned to be in my life again. Yes, I journal all things different in my life and my daughter's too. Emily is a special child in my writings. I only pray that others are open enough to enjoy the grandchildren's past lives to enrich their own in the present.
 
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