Christmas (with apologies to non-Christians) is a very nostalgic time for me, as I'm sure it is for others. It seems like the only time of year we hear singers of yore still played on contemporary radio (when's the last time you heard Frank Sinatra on even oldies radio? Would anyone still know who Burl Ives was if it wasn't for Rudolph?) Or movies- WWII Christmas stuff especially just gets to me, as do vintage specials.
It's the season where perhaps even as children, past life memories from Christmases of long ago may be unknowingly triggered. However, it's difficult to discern what might be a past life memory from something one simply could've heard as a baby or small child. I don't remember ever NOT knowing Christmas songs, at least on some level, though a few were "new." I remember hearing "Let It Snow" on an ornament at my grandma's (instrumental beeping), and I felt that I *should* know it, and tried to find the rest of the lyrics (this was pre-internet). For some reason, I was just fascinated with that song. Of course, again, I could've just unknowingly heard it at a very early age while shopping or something. But I bet that besides the excitement of Santa Claus and presents, children (and adults) find a subconscious comfort in the rituals of Christmas, perhaps from memories they can no longer directly recall, but the feelings remain- cold or warm.
Does anyone have any past life holiday memories?
It's the season where perhaps even as children, past life memories from Christmases of long ago may be unknowingly triggered. However, it's difficult to discern what might be a past life memory from something one simply could've heard as a baby or small child. I don't remember ever NOT knowing Christmas songs, at least on some level, though a few were "new." I remember hearing "Let It Snow" on an ornament at my grandma's (instrumental beeping), and I felt that I *should* know it, and tried to find the rest of the lyrics (this was pre-internet). For some reason, I was just fascinated with that song. Of course, again, I could've just unknowingly heard it at a very early age while shopping or something. But I bet that besides the excitement of Santa Claus and presents, children (and adults) find a subconscious comfort in the rituals of Christmas, perhaps from memories they can no longer directly recall, but the feelings remain- cold or warm.
Does anyone have any past life holiday memories?