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Last Memories as a Mother dying ...

Alyesha

Alyesha
This memory came to me on waking up about 15 years ago and remains as vivid to me as if it only occured yesterday.

I am sure it was during the second world war and I was of Polish decent. I had been caught by a German soldier (I think Nazi). I recall he was pleased to apprehend my 6 children and myself. I still feel even today the fear, dread and overwhelming sadness that I felt at that moment of capture. There was very little verbal interaction, only the harsh barking orders from the soldier. The children were very quiet.

I recall standing next to a telegraph post, snow covered the ground. My six children a foot behind me lined up. I remember hearing a loud ear piecing noise. I remember the coldness of the snow on my right cheek, I remember that I had no physical pain, I could not move.

I could not see my children as they where out of my range of vision. I heard quick succesion of fire. I remember and still have that intense grief of that moment when I heard the crunching sound as they fell.

Has anyone else had deep and intense feelings with past live experiences, that still affect them in this life?
 
Hi Alyesha,

Welcome :D Thank you for sharing your story. Those are some pretty vivid and difficult memories! Personally, I do have memories from certain lives that have stayed with me, mainly because of the intensity of the emotions. One of my lives has given me recurring nightmares from a very young age. The frequency of them has faded to once or twice per year now, but when I do have them, the feeling is just the same, and it stays with me for days. In another life, I was killed by a car while crossing the street and the fear has definitely stayed with me to this day.

I'm sure that you'll discover, when reading through the other members' posts, that many of us do experience this. ;)


Ailish
 
Hiya Ailish :)

Thank you Ailish for the warm welcome to this excellent site :thumbsup: .
Your story was interesting and has given me more insight.

I have just read some of the amazing WW11 enteries from other members, should have posted this thread there. Opps : angel

Alyesha
 
HI Alyesha,

I am interested in hearing more about your memories. You have written in a very short space - some very interesting details.

How do these memories effect you today? What triggered the memories? By that I mean what was going on in your life at the time -- that might have enabled you to recall this past life? Do you see a pattern? A connection?

Yes...I have had experiences affect me, but I have learned to let go and let God so to speak..
 
Dear Deborah,

Sorry that it has been a while to reply to you.:o

This memory is the only one that I remember. It affects me in many ways, like when I watch a movie or documentary from that era. Most often it causes distress and great sadness.

Music from that time gives me goosebumps when I hear it but at the same time is very familar to me. Even though I have never been brought up on music from that era.

Kind regards

Alyesha :)
 
That's OK Alyesha. ;) Life gets busy and I just thought I would ask.

Have a great Christmas!
 
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