is it common to have the same nationality?

[Sarellah]

but live in a different country?

like my french canadian friend who was once from france and i, who is part native american, and was once fully native american?


or maybe to have a less direct connection like for example my mom took french in college?

 

[BriarRose]

I think you might be drawn to a language from your previous life. Any thing is possible, so being French Canadian after being French makes sense. Some souls might like some feeling of familiarity with a culture before being born. I've been American, or an immigrant to the U.S., for several hundred years, and a Native American before that. The soul has no boundaries.

 

[Sarellah]

Thanks for your response. ))

 

[Mimic]

I think it does and can happen.


From my self-regression - my nationality isn't the same. But my most recent past-life-self's wife's nationality is. She hasn't really moved around geographically. (Although she may have had a life in between the two- I didn't).


Then again, between my last life and this one - I went only one province west :laugh:

 

[usetawuz]

It is my impression that our souls choose a particular location in which to incarnate because of the opportunities available there. Also, it may seek a particular location in which its soulmates are already incarnate. I believe each lifetime is planned with other participating souls to play in specific locations. Some work I'm doing right now indicates we do just that...and our guidance helps us "remember our lines and entrances and exits from the stage" with nudges and impressions.


In my own case, I've had nine consecutive lives in north America dating back to 1748...and those are the ones for which I have some pretty consistent memories...there are several other overlapping memories during the same time period in the US, but mostly England and France, and while they are highly charged in emotion and connection to this lifetime, I have less knowledge of who those beings might have been.