My Past Life Child?

[Galina]

Thank you for the welcome, KenJ. It is a relief to find a place where people seem to understand.

I am mindful of going off topic, but concerning this child, my one worry is not being able to keep my feelings under control now. As others have said, their past life children are not their children in this life, and they are careful to only be friends and around for the person if needed. I feel a great deal of guilt and some shame around having been too eager to take care of my friend. The twin flame guide I have consulted assures me that separation would have been triggered at some point no matter what either he or I did. However sometimes I just want to say to myself, "Just pull yourself together G. That was a different time, and he's a grown man now. If you don't keep a lid on this, you'll annoy him and he'll keep running from you which will screw up what you're both here to do this time around."

Guess I'm curious if anyone has any suggestions as to how I might do this? How do you keep an appropriate distance if you know your past life children in this life?

 

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Guess I'm curious if anyone has any suggestions as to how I might do this? How do you keep an appropriate distance if you know your past life children in this life?

I probably found at least one daughter back. She is two years old now. Her own mother is almost more convinced that I have been her daughter’s mother before, so there is no friction between us. I don’t know my role in her life. I’ll be there if she’ll ever need me but I don’t think that will be necessary. Her current family is loving. I don’t feel possesive or protective. She’s like a flower and I feel happy watching her, knowing she’s ok. She lives only a block away but I keep my distance. Next year she’ll be three, the age in which children sometimes start talking about former lives. I am curious and looking forward but if nothing shows up, she’ll still be my little flower.

My oldest son has been my son before. It was a very special moment when we realised this, the same moment that my irrational anxiety of loosing him in a war disappeared forever.