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I was Kurt Cobain, help!

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Alejandro

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Hello my name is Alejandro and I have a little experience about reincarnation, but with a help of internet and therapy I conclude that I was Kurt Cobain in my last life.

It begins like the last year, about junary 2017, the hardest thing I experience was when I enter in to my dead, a lot of questions has appeared when I do, now I just want help with what should I do, because if someone in the theme know, Kurt has sucide tendency as me some sad days, I fight against it every time that happen, sorry form my Gramma but I'm a Spanish speaking, all I know of English is naturally knowing as I continue reading and talking this language, I thing is obviously before of this resource.

Any comment should be helpful
Thanks
 
Be careful with jumping to conclusions about specific identities. Make sure you have enough objective evidence that isn't slanted by your opinion before you decide. In the end, polling us on what we think will not decide what the truth is, as only your careful search will uncover that. Try to collect memories, find things you recognize in research that you shouldn't already know, or talk with an expert. Most of all, keep a log of your experiences and look over all of the things you have uncovered with a critical mind.

As someone who has gone through the process of uncovering a famous past life, I have to warn you to be very careful and, again, take the process slowly. Information can become muddled between what you remember and what you think you remember from reading. And if you decide your theory is correct, welcome to the Famous Past Lives Club! Some of us do not share details as there are stigmas surrounding FPLs, and most of us have other people claiming to be the same people we know we were.

Also, I am sorry that you are struggling emotionally. I have been through that as well, and so have many people on this site. It really does get better.
 
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I understand your point, and as I say, I work about it all the last year, and my memories about are stronges feelings, sometimes when I write a song or stuff like private life with my past life friends, even the drugs trouble.
I'm already thred with a professional but and looking for a especialist one on reincarnation, thanks.
 
I'm trying to work out how you became aware of being Kurt? Have you tried to harm yourself and experienced that you were Kurt from a Near Death Experience (N.D.E.)? Or from some other source?
 
ok, once, if it was something like that, I do not know how much detail you need but, mmm I have time already living with that, and although I try to get it out I can not, I still have curiosities but I do not see any point in continuing to find out so to speak, and if I had experiences related to suicide and even (sometimes) I have.

Sorry but I'm not English speaker
 
It's quite possible that some people's past life memories are confused, especially when you are talking about a person like Kurt. Since he spent a great deal of his life off his head on drugs.
You also have to take into account that some people (fans) are obsessed with these sorts of people. That they will copy everything that person does. Many stars themselves have had to report certain fans to the police due to this behaviour. In some cases it goes to extreme. It's even possible that they take the same kind of drugs, mind altering ones that the star takes. This could result in their death too. But this past life will break through and the person thinks they could have been the likes of Kurt Cobain. And yes they would even pick a body that looks like the star!
So the answer is one of you Kurt. Or are neither of you Kurt, but some drug obsessed fans?
 
Graham76man said:
It's quite possible that some people's past life memories are confused, especially when you are talking about a person like Kurt. Since he spent a great deal of his life off his head on drugs.
You also have to take into account that some people (fans) are obsessed with these sorts of people. That they will copy everything that person does. Many stars themselves have had to report certain fans to the police due to this behaviour. In some cases it goes to extreme. It's even possible that they take the same kind of drugs, mind altering ones that the star takes. This could result in their death too. But this past life will break through and the person thinks they could have been the likes of Kurt Cobain. And yes they would even pick a body that looks like the star!
So the answer is one of you Kurt. Or are neither of you Kurt, but some drug obsessed fans?
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I understand your point, I never take the time to see if someone else think or experiment the same issue then I, but when I read others I see a difference with me, first them all I see things that are relationeted with drugs and the dirence between a memories and imagination, but I can do anything about all of them
 
inhaltslos said:
Why do you think that? Many, many very strong reincarnation cases involve a change of sex.
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i dont know is just a thing that i have, may is just me but well, i just thing you are what you are and there is nothing you can do about it its just what i thing about it
 
A soul can have a wide variety of traits between different lifetimes. A lot of the characteristics I have in this lifetime differ from some of my past lives and I have lived as both genders. I think that people seem to specialize in certain traits, but you are not limited to those traits.
 
I dunno. Many young people claim to be the reincarnation of Kurt Cobain. It seems to me that the generation born just after a famous icon has died come of age and form an affinity with said icon. Obviously that would happen within a couple of decades after the celebrities death.

It wouldn't surprise me if, twenty five years ago, in my generation there were a plethora of Jim Morrison claimants. Also it takes time for a dead celebrity to find their place in pop culture. These two factors coupled together could explain the many Cobain claimants among the younger generation in my opinion.
 
Jim78 said:
I dunno. Many young people claim to be the reincarnation of Kurt Cobain. It seems to me that the generation born just after a famous icon has died come of age and form an affinity with said icon. Obviously that would happen within a couple of decades after the celebrities death.

It wouldn't surprise me if, twenty five years ago, in my generation there were a plethora of Jim Morrison claimants. Also it takes time for a dead celebrity to find their place in pop culture. These two factors coupled together could explain the many Cobain claimants among the younger generation in my opinion.
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In a way this is how my first steps towards the idea of reincarnation came about. There was a sense in which I felt myself a bit of a misfit, and sought for inspiration in the pop and rock stars of my day - that is mostly among the living. There is also an aura which builds up around those who achieve fame and have their life cut short. But for me neither of these really fit, though there was a kind of temporary comfort in going along with contemporary icons of my day.

I found myself identifying with all sorts of individuals, when one aspect or another of their persona reflected something I found in myself. But none of that was really enough, in my case, whatever I found inside myself wasn't going to easily match just anybody, I had a very clear sense of identity yet on that point I also felt most lost and confused. At that time I wasn't even thinking in terms of reincarnation, but only trying to make sense of who I was, in the here and now. Much later, as I looked a bit further back into time, the icons of many decades earlier were the ones which resonated and echoed more strongly. But still I wasn't looking for reincarnation, only trying to make sense of myself.
 
Hi Speedwell.

I can relate somewhat. I was a young misfit myself and felt isolated and in a war with a sociopath, drink etc and myself. Classic rock appealed to me. I formed a bond to the music and in some cases its creators.

The music opened up my consciousness and you would be surprised at how prescient and on the nose in terms of past lives a lot of my poetry is from that period in my life. I didn't remember reincarnation for a couple of decades after my teens so music certainly influenced me. I think music is a rites of passage for some people and I think a small portion of them could mistake affinity for reincarnation.
 
I understand what they say about music, I personally since I discovered punk rock hooked me instantly, I felt very familiar, something strange because I did not understand English, but well I also get very quick with the language. I wanted to update my current state, my treatment as well as what I experienced about the feeling of reincarnation, since well, from the beginning I knew it was difficult for what I felt and I knew they were going to think, then I saw that there are several people who they lived images or memories similar to mine, and mainly of Kurt Cobain, the last thing I feel about that feeling is to end my life and consume drugs, I also think that I am developing some kind of schizophrenia but I already talk to my Psychiatrist, precisely for this kind of thing is to ask if I was crazy, because to be honest I always felt it. I must admit that when I was a child my mind thought about things that later materialized, like a certain vanda video, where I believed that maybe people are not the same in the eyes of other people, and that we normally do it with the time, worse I think it is too complicated to express it, and also thought a lot about courtney and the feeling of guilt for everything that happened, I must say that since I used to say that my ideal girl would be blonde, maybe it was just the reflection of love that I felt towards her in those times and that if she reincarnates because she still has those feelings in my memory, in that case it would be fine, otherwise I am only damaging my mental health every time I think about all this.
 
This thread is old, but I'm going to answer.

First of all, I always say that it takes a lot of effort to know if you really were a famous person or not. There are many people in the world who have similar personalities. I mean, you can't blame a famous past life for your vices (Something that's present in my life too) or for slightly similar things. If you really think you were a famous person in your past life, you must find exclusive memories. In other words, these memories should be clear and should not be on any website.

Many people think they were famous in the past simply for having similar physical characteristics or having a similar life. This does not ensure that someone has been that famous person. As I said, there are many people in the world who have the same personality patterns. It's possible that a person has been famous in his past life, in fact, there are many possibilities, but if you claim to be that famous person, you must be very sure of your claims. That's the advice I can give to anyone who has suspicions of a past life as a celebrity: Exclusive memories. Exclusive memories with someone unknown to fans or people in general. Exclusive (NOT imaginary) memories of situations that are not on the Internet.
 
Couldn't agree more, Thyme. It's the little personal memories that no one else would know, and to which a famous person wouldn't want anyone to know. Simply claiming you were somebody because you empathise with someone doesn't mean you lived their life, it just means you empathise with that person and their traits. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.
 
Thyme said:
This thread is old, but I'm going to answer.

First of all, I always say that it takes a lot of effort to know if you really were a famous person or not. There are many people in the world who have similar personalities. I mean, you can't blame a famous past life for your vices (Something that's present in my life too) or for slightly similar things. If you really think you were a famous person in your past life, you must find exclusive memories. In other words, these memories should be clear and should not be on any website.

Many people think they were famous in the past simply for having similar physical characteristics or having a similar life. This does not ensure that someone has been that famous person. As I said, there are many people in the world who have the same personality patterns. It's possible that a person has been famous in his past life, in fact, there are many possibilities, but if you claim to be that famous person, you must be very sure of your claims. That's the advice I can give to anyone who has suspicions of a past life as a celebrity: Exclusive memories. Exclusive memories with someone unknown to fans or people in general. Exclusive (NOT imaginary) memories of situations that are not on the Internet.
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since I dared to share this with you, the community of this forum, there is not a day that does not happen that you say in my head, in fact I get tired and I prefer to isolate all this to focus on my current life, propose goals in my life and all that, I guess it's because of my age that I worry more about how I'm going to live the next few years than what I already lived, although sometimes I feel as if I've been asleep watching and learning everything the time during these years, what I am sure is that I definitely had another life, and I learned many things from her because I am currently learning things very quickly and that makes me happy for the moment, a stable and peaceful mind is all I am looking for .
 
SeaAndSky said:
Here's a lost interview with Cobain that just turned up. I saw it and thought you might be interested:

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...ost-interview-Kurt-Cobain-27-years-later.html

Cordially,
S&S
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Many times it goes through my head the fact that is spoken in the interview, naturally I hate taxes and I have a familiarity with being a vagabond class by nature, if it were not for my parents I would definitely go back to a similar statement to the one spoken at the interview, thanks for shering that link
 
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