Help us decide the future of the Forum

[Steve]

I’m picking up on the thread below, Very Sad to See the Board Fading Away.

Hello. Steve Bowman here, with Carol looking over my shoulder. Very interesting thread—especially the conjecture at the top about what’s happening to the Forum and why it’s slowing down. Carol and I are trying to decide what to do with the Forum. Tinkerman tells us that, for health reasons, he may not be able to continue as Executive Director. We don’t have a plan yet, but we're looking into possibilities. We’re getting older too. Carol ceased her private regression practice a few years ago, and isn’t doing any new writing. We believe in the Forum and have always been thrilled to have created it and to support it all these years. We’re impressed and grateful for the incredible work all the moderators and admins have done over the years. We know how valuable this has been to both the regulars and the parents who stumble on it to ask questions and get compassionate answers.

Some of the options we see.

1) Shut it down.

2) Make it read-only. (This would still cost us monthly hosting fees)

3) Shut it down, but extract all the threads in a format that could be researched by AI tools. I can imagine making it available to researchers—it’s such a treasure trove of first-person accounts spanning almost 30 years. I believe it’s unique and could be a game-changer in past-life research. Setting it up, though, would be expensive. And we’d have to put the database somewhere to make it available to researchers.

4) Hand it all over to a new owner. Perhaps somebody not as tired and worn out as us would have the energy to promote it correctly, raise funds, and attract lots of new members. A savvy owner and (young) moderator team would know how to use Facebook and other social media to advertise and promote the Forum and get it back to critical mass of members and activity.

5) A combination of 3 and 4 — if we can find new owners.

I don’t believe the forum format is dead, even though social media siphons off a lot of potential members. I have a couple of specialized forums I frequent for other topics (not reincarnation). And Reddit, one of the most successful online sites, is a forum format. Forums encouage deep, detailed continuous discussions. And everything is preserved and searchable.

We also don’t believe the topic is passé. Carol is constantly running into people who have past life stories to tell, many about young children. If anything, there’s more acceptance, it’s less weird than 30 years ago. And we’re seeing young people just as open, if not more so, to reincarnation.

Please reply with your comments, reactions, and ideas.

Steve

 

[baro-san]

Hi Steve and Carol,

Reading this brought a mix of appreciation and curiosity. You’ve held space for something rare—direct sharing of personal experience with reincarnation—without forcing a doctrine. That kind of archive becomes more valuable over time, not less.

What I’d most be interested to hear, if you're open to it, is how your personal views have shifted since starting the forum. Especially around reincarnation and regression: do you find your sense of what’s actually going on has evolved? Have you come to interpret past-life memories or regressions differently than you did early on?

I’m not asking for closure or a grand summary—more just wondering how your inner perspective has changed. Hosting a place like this, with decades of raw first-person material, seems like it would influence your understanding in a way few others get to experience.

Whatever happens next, I’m glad this space existed. Thank you both for keeping it alive as long as you have.

 

[Cryscat]

I vote for 5. Keep it going. This forum has had slow times before and has gotten though them.

 

[Polaris8]

I vote for option 4. It would be like passing it down to someone younger that is more tech savvy be it an owner or younger moderator that would know more about social media and how to advertise and promote the forum and get it back to a more normal level. The knowledge and experiences that others have shared here is both personal and very valuable to past live research.

I have also had in the back of my mind an idea if it is possible to hold some sort of worldwide convention somewhere, where all those on the forum, both present and past to go to and finally meet each other on the physical for the first time. It would be a great experience not only to match the faces with the profiles here but also to create a strong bond with those who are of the same mindset in regard to past lives and PL regressions. It might even help others in the public of like mind to find others like themselves. Because one of the things that make the experience of past lives so profound it that it allows the individual to have a firsthand experience that the soul is in fact eternal and survives death of the physical body. It opens the door to a pandora box of sorts of questions to the nature of consciousness and reality itself regardless of one's own personal faith, spiritual beliefs or culture.

Polaris

 

[cloud potato]

Whatever you decide,

Thank you ~

 

[Steve]

how your personal views have shifted since starting the forum

Interesting question. Carol and I discussed it over dinner and we both have the same answer. The Forum has not changed our views, but it has deepened our understanding. That might make us sound closed-minded. We aren’t. We’re open to new ideas and correcting old ones. In fact, we’re surprised that nothing has arisen over all those years to hint we might have gotten it wrong and to convince us otherwise. We’re surprised that all the ideas we put in the first book, Children's Past Lives, still hold. Looking back, we wouldn’t change anything (except make it shorter). 30 years of exposure and feedback on the Forum have confirmed that we got it right the first time. Over all the thousands of cases, big and small, the patterns we described in 1997 still hold.

My vision for transforming the Forum into a searchable database (whether the Forum stays online and active, or not) is to give posterity access to this incredible record of past life accounts from normal people all over the world. Carol saw the patterns 30 years ago; how cool would it be to analyze this data and quantify with statistics and confirm with hard numbers what she saw and wrote about?

 

[Steve]

I appreciate your “votes.” But this isn’t a survey. This is a plea for ideas and solutions for a path forward. Sure, we would love to keep it open forever. But practical matters make that unworkable.

My preference is 4) — to hand it over to new ownership and new leadership. Younger, tech-savvy, in touch with the memes and mores, and habits of the young under-50 generation. We aren’t offering it for sale. We’re offering it as an outright grant to anybody who can convince us they have what it takes to carry on according to the same principles of tolerance and exploration. Who do you know who might fit the bill? Does anybody want to set up a non-profit org with proper governance and funding? Are there any existing organizations with a compatible mission who might want to add ReincarnationForum.com to their offerings? I’ve believed all along that with a budget and some marketing,of new members and traffic. It’s not the format that’s making it die; it’s the lack of awareness that this even exists.

 

[Totoro]

Steve, I'm turning 51 this year which hopefully isn't too old to hang out with the cool kids.. haha.

Anyway, I tried to host my own board when we all panicked about this one shutting down.

I'd be open to talking to you about taking over here if you like. I'm kind of empty nesting now and have more of an open schedule these days.

I also think it'd be an important service to continue. I definitely think younger people need guidance from the older and wiser that's also somewhat separate from the noise of the current platforms.

I also definitely know there's a lot going on (that will continue to expand) spiritually speaking and I think having a fortress of solitude (and that's just a playful nod to the years of kind, patient and gentle shepherding you've fostered here over the years) would once more be of benefit.

 

[Steve]

Steve, I'm turning 51 this year which hopefully isn't too old to hang out with the cool kids.. haha.

Anyway, I tried to host my own board when we all panicked about this one shutting down.

I'd be open to talking to you about taking over here if you like. I'm kind of empty nesting now and have more of an open schedule these days.

I also think it'd be an important service to continue. I definitely think younger people need guidance from the older and wiser that's also somewhat separate from the noise of the current platforms.

I also definitely know there's a lot going on (that will continue to expand) spiritually speaking and I think having a fortress of solitude (and that's just a playful nod to the years of kind, patient and gentle shepherding you've fostered here over the years) would once more be of benefit.

Totoro,
Email me. steve@bizclarity.com.

 

[fireflydancing]

My first reaction is that I would prefer this forum to continue. It is slower these days, but it contains so much interesting information.

Maybe the forum needs more exposure; people just don't know we exist.

 

[baro-san]

My first reaction is that I would prefer this forum to continue. It is slower these days, but it contains so much interesting information.

Maybe the forum needs more exposure; people just don't know we exist.

The interest is there.

Here’s what current data and research indicate:

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Belief in Reincarnation​

• Pew Research (May 2025) surveyed 35 countries and found a median of 33% of adults overall believe in reincarnation — ranging from about 12% in European nations like Poland and Sweden to nearly 48% in India, Nigeria, and Thailand. In the U.S., roughly 31% of adults expressed belief in reincarnation (Pew Research Center).
• Similar surveys of American belief yield estimates between 25% and 33%. Gallup trends show a ~65% rise in belief over the last two decades (Reddit).

“33% of Americans believe in reincarnation, according to the Pew Research Center.”
“The number [of people] who believe in reincarnation has increased 65% over the last 20 years…”
(Reddit, Reddit)

• Among Christians in the U.S., beliefs diverge from official doctrine: around 25% of Protestants and 36% of Catholics say they believe in reincarnation (Reddit). Reddit commentary points out:

“One in four Protestants and one in three Catholics believe their soul will return…”
“Even the very zealous, fundamentalist Evangelicals have 16%.”
(Reddit, Reddit)

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Interest in or Use of Past Life Regression Therapy​

• There are no large-scale population surveys on how many people have undergone or shown formal interest in past-life regression therapy.
• However, demand is described as “high in the general population”, with media and practitioners often promoting it as therapeutic or spiritual (pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov).
• The practice is widely treated as pseudoscientific and is not supported by mainstream medicine or psychiatric associations. Critics warn of risks such as creating false memories, mental harm, and ethical concerns (Wikipedia, pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov).

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Summary​

Topic	Prevalence / Estimate
Belief in reincarnation – global median	~33% of adults (35-country average)
U.S. belief in reincarnation	~31–33% of adults
U.S. Christian demographic	~25% Protestants; ~36% Catholics believe
Past life regression therapy usage	Demand is “high,” but no precise stats

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Additional Insights from Qualitative Reports​

From Ian Stevenson’s research into children who recall past lives:

• Up to 6% of children aged 3–10 in U.S. families have made statements suggesting past-life memories. In Japan, that figure is around 4% (Michael Walsh Stories and Books, Pew Research Center, Reddit, Tricycle: The Buddhist Review, reincarnationcentre.org).
• In one cultural study (among Tlingit first nations), some children’s memories closely matched the life of deceased individuals who had expressly indicated where they would reincarnate (reincarnationcentre.org).

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Bottom Line​

• Belief in reincarnation is relatively common, especially in Asia, Africa, Latin America, and among younger adults in the U.S.
• Formal evidence on how many seek or undergo past‑life regression therapy is lacking, though anecdotal signs indicate consistent interest.
• Professional medical and psychological communities consider the therapy unscientific and potentially harmful, so proceed with caution.

 

[baro-san]

It seems that this forum is known and appreciated among the most.

If you're looking to dive deeper into reincarnation and past-life regression online, here are some solid resources—from active forums to curated communities and YouTube content—along with tips on how to explore them responsibly.

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Online Communities & Forums​

Carol Bowman’s “Past Life Forum” / Reincarnation Forum​

• https://reincarnationforum.com
  One of the oldest, most active forums dedicated to reincarnation and past-life regression. It hosts over 90,000 posts and 150+ new daily discussions. Covers scientific comparisons, children's past-life memories, personal experiences, and hypnotherapy techniques. (Reddit, Reincarnation Forum)

Reddit: r/Reincarnation​

• A large, open forum (~46,000 members) for sharing personal stories, discussing past-life regression methods, and exploring reincarnation from multiple perspectives. (Reddit)
  “Here is a quick article about past life regression for those who are new...”
  “A good Past Life lead self hypnosis meditation. Easy & powerful to do.” (Reddit, Reddit)

Reddit: r/pastlives​

• A more niche community (~similar size), focused on past lives and regression. Offers user-created hypnosis meditations, dream recollections, and practitioner AMAs. (Reddit)
  “Past Life as a light being during the Orion Wars...”
  “Past Life Regression Hypnotic Meditation … informed by Michael Newton and Brian Weiss.” (Reddit)

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YouTube & Guided Regression Practices​

While not all YouTube videos are academic, some guided hypnosis sessions are widely shared within community forums:

• Users on r/pastlives and r/Reincarnation commonly refer to “guided past life regression videos on YT”—many report vivid recollections and deep emotional resonance (Reddit).

These videos often serve as both introductions and practical meditation tools for personal exploration.

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Additional Discussion Spaces & Blogs​

• Actualized.org forum has threads discussing simple regression techniques (like WikiHow-based scripts) for people wanting to try on their own. (actualized.org)
• Spiritual Forums, Mental Health Forum, and other metaphysical sites host conversations from skeptics and believers alike, often providing balanced views (spiritualforums.com).

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Recommended Way to Explore​

1. Start with reputable, moderated forums for background and structured perspectives:
   • Reincarnation Forum / Past Life Forum
   • r/Reincarnation and r/pastlives on Reddit
2. Browse posts and search within those forums for threads on your specific interest—e.g. children’s past life memories, regression hypnosis techniques, or scientific skepticism.
3. Listen to practitioners or users sharing guided regressions (especially those referencing Brian Weiss or Michael Newton techniques) with conscious awareness of their limitations and risks.
4. If you're seeking evidence-based or skeptical analysis, combine forum exploration with research in academic literature (e.g., PubMed papers critiquing past-life regression therapy).

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Quick Comparison​

Resource	Focus	Tone	Community Size
Past Life Forum	Kids’ memories, regression therapy, empirical cases	Structured, moderated	Very large, high activity
r/Reincarnation	Recollections, regression experience stories	Mixed viewpoints, peer support	~46K members
r/pastlives	Guided meditation threads, practitioner advice	Personal & explorative	Similar scale
Actualized.org Forum	DIY regression scripts & tools	Skeptical / experimental	Smaller group

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[SeaAndSky]

Steve, I'm turning 51 this year which hopefully isn't too old to hang out with the cool kids.. haha.

Anyway, I tried to host my own board when we all panicked about this one shutting down.

I'd be open to talking to you about taking over here if you like. I'm kind of empty nesting now and have more of an open schedule these days.

I also think it'd be an important service to continue. I definitely think younger people need guidance from the older and wiser that's also somewhat separate from the noise of the current platforms.

I also definitely know there's a lot going on (that will continue to expand) spiritually speaking and I think having a fortress of solitude (and that's just a playful nod to the years of kind, patient and gentle shepherding you've fostered here over the years) would once more be of benefit.

Hi Totoro,

I for one am 100% behind you doing this. I think you would be great at it!

Also, though no one has mentioned it, only option "4" would preserve one of the most important parts of this board (for me at least): knowing, conferring, and sharing with like-minded people what I and they know, have heard, learned and/or experienced in this field. I can read plenty of articles. There is so much available online today it is quite possible to get lost in the "high grass" when delving into almost any topic. However, there is no replacement for actual communication with a living, breathing human being who can share experiences with you and perhaps even provide some meaningful advice and guidance. I think this is especially important for newbies struggling with memories and experiences they don't understand.

Cordially,
S&S

PS--The foregoing is the public-minded part of my plea. However, on a personal level I would really miss communicating with my friends on this board if it were gone.

PPS--I previously commented on the cyclic nature of interest in this topic. It would definitely be nice to have a resource like this board that could ride out the waves in interest and be a permanent and respected repository of information and sound and practical advice on this topic.

 

[Frerotte]

I agree.
There is no replacement for the human communication factor.
Especially the kind you find on serious forums like this.
Experience never fits neatly into all of the theoretical information we have at our disposal.

 

[Steve]

We appreciate, value, and understand how much the Forum means to you all. Carol and I agree! No question. But the reality is that we can’t continue to support or direct it much longer, and Tinkerman tells us it’s time for him to move on too. If the Forum is to continue, it needs new leadership and sponsorship. Who will step up and take over?

 

[Totoro]

I just replied to your email @Steve

 

[Elle C.]

It comes to it, I can help mod and run boards since that is something I have done in the past.

 

[Sakamoto Ryoma]

I'd say try and hand it over to a new owner. The interest is out there but there aren't many active members. Maybe someone new can bring fire to it. I'd help and take it but I haven't funds to run something like this or enough time and energy to put into running a forum. I hope someone can take it that does.

 

[Frerotte]

Like how would one go about gaining new members and keeping them active?

 

[baro-san]

People interested in **reincarnation**—across forums, surveys, and reader trends—tend to gravitate toward these themes, questions, and content formats:

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## Top Topics People Want to Discuss

### 1. **Personal Experiences**

* “I think I remember a past life—does this sound real?”
* “My child said something weird about dying in a fire—could it be a memory?”
* “Recurring dreams of ancient Egypt—do they mean anything?”

### 2. **Proof and Evidence**

* “Has science ever proven reincarnation?”
* “What are the best documented cases?”
* “How can I tell the difference between imagination and real memories?”

### 3. **Spiritual or Philosophical Implications**

* “Why do we reincarnate?”
* “Does karma carry over from life to life?”
* “Do animals reincarnate too?”
* “Is there a soul group or purpose to being reborn?”

### 4. **Regression Therapy / Techniques**

* “Has anyone here tried hypnosis?”
* “What does a regression session feel like?”
* “Can I do it at home or is a therapist needed?”
* “Are there risks to doing past life regressions?”

### 5. **Children’s Memories**

* Inspired by Ian Stevenson and Jim Tucker's work
* “My toddler insists they were a soldier. What now?”
* “Has anyone had success recording and validating their child’s memories?”

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## From Polls & Surveys (e.g., Pew, Gallup, Barna)

Surveys don't always capture nuanced questions, but analysis of follow-up focus groups and secondary commentary shows that:

* **People want validation** (i.e., “I’m not crazy for believing this”)
* They seek **patterns** across cases
* Many are curious but **hesitant** to share until others do
* Common questions:

* “Does reincarnation conflict with my religion?”
* “Can trauma come from a past life?”
* “Can reincarnation explain phobias or talents?”

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## What Readers Want to Read About

### High-Interest Themes:

* **Case studies** with emotional impact (especially children who remember details later verified)
* **Step-by-step guides** to try regression (safe, non-commercial, and DIY)
* **Philosophical narratives** (why we reincarnate, purpose of soul evolution)
* **Scientific inquiry** (especially with neutral tone, not trying to convince)

### Preferred Formats:

* **Lists** ("Top 10 documented reincarnation cases", "5 signs you might be remembering a past life")
* **True story breakdowns** ("How one boy solved his own murder through past life memory")
* **Compare-and-contrast** articles (e.g. "Reincarnation in Hinduism vs. Buddhism vs. New Age")
* **Practitioner Q\&As** and **AMA-style interviews** with regression therapists

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## What Draws Their Attention

### Emotional Hooks:

* “I remember dying in a war I’ve never studied”
* “My toddler recalled a life—and we found her old house”
* “Sudden terror of drowning—turns out I might’ve died at sea”

### Guiding Prompts:

* “Have you ever met someone you instantly recognized for no reason?”
* “Do you have irrational fears or talents that seem inherited from nowhere?”
* “What if your soul had a memory—what would it remember first?”

### Ideal Article/Thread Starters:

* “I used a guided regression video and this happened...”
* “My 4-year-old talks about their other mother.”
* “Why would someone *want* to reincarnate? Isn’t one life enough?”

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[baro-san]

You're tuned into something important here: the value of a **forum** lies not in being *like* social media, but in offering what **social media fails at**.

Here’s what **reincarnation.com/forum** *can do better than social media*—and what would make it more attractive to the people you're trying to reach:

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## 1. **Depth Over Noise**

**Forum advantage:**

* Long-form, thoughtful replies welcomed
* No algorithms pushing outrage, clickbait, or trend-chasing
* Threads stay visible and active for months, not buried in 2 hours

**How to emphasize it:**

* Frame it as *a place for sustained thinking and stories that don’t get drowned out*
* Highlight “top discussions of all time” or “slow conversations worth reading”

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## 2. **A Quieter, Safer Mental Space**

**Forum advantage:**

* Not chaotic or addictive like Facebook, Reddit, TikTok
* Visitors choose what they see; no doomscroll
* Fewer trolls, less identity performance, no public scoring (karma/likes)

**Make this part of your invite message:**

> “It’s not social media. It’s more like a circle around a fire. You can read, reflect, or speak.”

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## 3. **Organized, Searchable Wisdom**

**Forum advantage:**

* Past discussions can be found again and added to
* Topics are categorized (e.g., Regression, Children’s Memories, Skeptical Takes, Dreams, etc.)
* Visitors can browse to learn, not just react

**Feature:**

* “Start here if you’re new” thread
* “Most insightful threads” section (manually curated or by votes)

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## 4. **Real Conversations, Not Posts for Performance**

**Forum advantage:**

* No one is posting for likes or followers
* It’s about **mutual discovery**, not broadcasting an identity
* Quiet people (lurkers) are more likely to contribute in forums

**Suggestion:**

* Invite people with the phrasing: *“No followers, no filters. Just stories and questions.”*

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## 5. **A Community That Remembers You**

**Forum advantage:**

* Return visitors see familiar names and ongoing threads
* You’re part of a group that grows together, not random commenters on trending posts
* People can build real reputations over time through ideas, not popularity

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## 6. **True Anonymity & Privacy**

**Forum advantage:**

* Users can create pseudonyms with no real name or photo
* Sensitive experiences (e.g., past-life trauma, strange memories, intuitive hits) can be shared without fear of exposure

**Emphasize this in your pitch:**

> “If you’ve had experiences you don’t post about on Facebook—this is where they belong.”

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[MaVie]

Some of the options we see.

1) Shut it down.

2) Make it read-only. (This would still cost us monthly hosting fees)

3) Shut it down, but extract all the threads in a format that could be researched by AI tools. I can imagine making it available to researchers—it’s such a treasure trove of first-person accounts spanning almost 30 years. I believe it’s unique and could be a game-changer in past-life research. Setting it up, though, would be expensive. And we’d have to put the database somewhere to make it available to researchers.

4) Hand it all over to a new owner. Perhaps somebody not as tired and worn out as us would have the energy to promote it correctly, raise funds, and attract lots of new members. A savvy owner and (young) moderator team would know how to use Facebook and other social media to advertise and promote the Forum and get it back to critical mass of members and activity.

5) A combination of 3 and 4 — if we can find new owners.

I don’t believe the forum format is dead, even though social media siphons off a lot of potential members. I have a couple of specialized forums I frequent for other topics (not reincarnation). And Reddit, one of the most successful online sites, is a forum format. Forums encouage deep, detailed continuous discussions. And everything is preserved and searchable.

We also don’t believe the topic is passé. Carol is constantly running into people who have past life stories to tell, many about young children. If anything, there’s more acceptance, it’s less weird than 30 years ago. And we’re seeing young people just as open, if not more so, to reincarnation.

Please reply with your comments, reactions, and ideas.

Steve

Dear all,

Before I joined this forum, I kept reading reincarnation stories on other website. the host closed (shut down) the website due to aging. He passed away in 2022 https://www.cunninghamfh.com/obituaries/The-Reverend-John-Winfield-Sloat?obId=24753741

Later, I found the stories again on 'archive website'. I don't know whether the host paid to the 'web archive', or internet system globally installed it automatically (AI tools?). Here is the archive of a story https://web.archive.org/web/2019022...gion.com/su_personal/reincarnation_nazis3.htm

Here we are, many members wrote their ideas, opinions. Perhaps it will be good for Steve and moderators to have a meeting to decide.

Kind regards,

 

[cloud potato]

I don't know if it's still a hard rule, but when I first joined here I came with thoughts that I might have come from another system. I was told to hush up about that, it was a forum rule that we weren't allowed to discuss such topics. I was as modest about it as I could have been, and I think this rule was eventually lightened up... But initially it discouraged me from having a space to write and explore with others, the idea of reincarnation but from other planets and worlds. I hope, if there is a future with this forum, that we would be accepting of those who come here with similar ideas. Even if those ideas end up being just that. Even abstraction takes shape in present life and form real meaning/understanding.

Loving regards to all ~

 

[Totoro]

Cloud,

I think the restriction exists because most people here that are incarnate, lack a frame of reference and that can be a barrier to discussion. No offense meant at all, but I think it's a topic that can quickly turn into fantasy, relative to "standard" reincarnation discussion and yes I acknowledge that can bend towards fantasy too, at times.

Please feel free and DM me though! I'd be interested to hear your experiences.

 

[There and back again]

I would like to see the torch passed on and the forum kept going as current social media isn't going to last in its current form for much longer due to changing laws and corporate enshitification ruining what little value is left.

 

[SeaAndSky]

Hi TABA,

Actually, I think my earlier concerns about the board dying have been proven wrong. What the board needed is for those who are "still" active members to just get "active" again, post new interesting stuff, and keep the ball rolling. An active board tends to attract new members the same way an active restaurant attracts new diners. People are looking for places that others attest to by their presence and use. I got lazy myself, but I think a lot of others got lazy as well. Also, the last few years have been incredibly distracting. We have, as the old Chinese* curse goes, been living in "interesting times". Frankly, there is always enough for me to deal with in the private sphere. When the public sphere also seems to be going bat sh-t crazy, it can be too much. I don't know when I date the beginning of the craziness**, but (even though it is still plenty crazy out there) I feel like we are on the other side of the peak.***

Of course, the foregoing does not cancel the fact that the board sponsors would like someone else to take it over, but that is a slightly different problem.

Cordially,
S&S

PS*--Someone needs to look this up. I always heard this was a Chinese curse, but I may just be quoting an urban myth.
PPS**--Please don't make any guesses on this, I think it would just end up with everyone arguing.
PPPS***--All bets on the end of craziness are off if 3I/Atlas ends up being what some people believe it might be.

 

[Sakamoto Ryoma]

I try to get some topics going but always feel like i talk too much I can make more if everyone wants lol

 

[SeaAndSky]

Hi Sakamoto Ryoma,

You don't talk too much. The problem around here is that a lot of people are not talking enough. Go for it! (I wouldn't say that if I thought your posts were boring, but I enjoy reading them and find them interesting ).

Cordially,
S&S

 

[Sakamoto Ryoma]

Hi Sakamoto Ryoma,

You don't talk too much. The problem around here is that a lot of people are not talking enough. Go for it! (I wouldn't say that if I thought your posts were boring, but I enjoy reading them and find them interesting ).

Cordially,
S&S

Thank you, glad to hear. I'm bored today so posted a lot. I always enjoy your responses too.

 

[Totoro]

@SeaAndSky I agree, people just need to post! I'm trying

We just got over the major hurdle of classes beginning and now that I'm on the backside, I'll have more free time and I've also got a week and a half of vacation coming! Well deserved if I say so myself.

So yes, everyone! Post more! Just celebrate friendship or post whatever is on your mind or whatever questions you may have.

There's no wrong answer and who knows! You may make new friends in the process!