AstonishingPatch123
Senior Member
I was born and raised in Ireland, and have lived there all my life. However, I have felt an affinity for England my whole life. I genuinely thought I lived in England until I was 7, and I still felt like I was in Great Britain right up until I was 15. It still feels that way the odd time now.
Ever since I was born, I related more to England than I did to my native Ireland. I spoke in a thick English accent (which my mum claims was part of my autism. Could’ve been both that and my past lives in my subconcious mind that I never really recognised), and I had the name “Staffordshire” engrained into my mind, and I just knew it was in England, despite the fact I had never heard the name in my life. I believed I was English until I was about 6 or 7, and then I proper realised that I lived in Ireland. It wasn’t until I was 15 that me feeling like I was in Great Britain ended, although feelings still subside sometimes to this day.
Despite being born after 2005, I was obsessed with the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s and early 2000s growing up. I felt so connected to those decades, despite knowing literally nothing about it at first, although I subconsciously knew stuff about those decades. I related to the way of life during those eras, I had an affinity for these decades just as much as I had an affinity for England itself.
The first time I gained a past life memory was, without realising it, when I was 9. I was at my grandmother’s house for a few hours and I had put on the song “The Winner Takes It All” by ABBA. I had always preferred retro media to modern media when I was younger, and I was somehow able to relate to decades from before I was born for many years, both are very unusual for a child born in 2006. I was somehow able to relate to life with no internet, with no technology that we have today, which is unusual for a child who was born in 2006. In fact, I could almost emotionally feel the lifestyle, something very unusual. When the song came on, the music gave me a bit of unease, which is unusual. I didn’t know why it made me feel that way. I could visualise myself in a house in the Yorkshire countryside, in the living room with the song’s official video playing on an analogue TV. Back then, I had only ever heard the name “Top of the Pops” once or twice, and had basically forgotten about it’s existence. It was somehow dark outside, despite the song having charted during the Summer. However, I somehow remember a Christmas tree being in the corner, so it was probably the Top of the Pops 1980 Christmas Special Part 2, in which the song was the second to last pop tune of 1980 played.
When I became interested in reincarnation, I discovered that my name in that past life was Graham Johnson, the life I led and the country I lived in, Yorkshire in England. However, I discovered another past life before I discovered Graham Johnson’s name.
Ever since I was born, I related more to England than I did to my native Ireland. I spoke in a thick English accent (which my mum claims was part of my autism. Could’ve been both that and my past lives in my subconcious mind that I never really recognised), and I had the name “Staffordshire” engrained into my mind, and I just knew it was in England, despite the fact I had never heard the name in my life. I believed I was English until I was about 6 or 7, and then I proper realised that I lived in Ireland. It wasn’t until I was 15 that me feeling like I was in Great Britain ended, although feelings still subside sometimes to this day.
Despite being born after 2005, I was obsessed with the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s and early 2000s growing up. I felt so connected to those decades, despite knowing literally nothing about it at first, although I subconsciously knew stuff about those decades. I related to the way of life during those eras, I had an affinity for these decades just as much as I had an affinity for England itself.
The first time I gained a past life memory was, without realising it, when I was 9. I was at my grandmother’s house for a few hours and I had put on the song “The Winner Takes It All” by ABBA. I had always preferred retro media to modern media when I was younger, and I was somehow able to relate to decades from before I was born for many years, both are very unusual for a child born in 2006. I was somehow able to relate to life with no internet, with no technology that we have today, which is unusual for a child who was born in 2006. In fact, I could almost emotionally feel the lifestyle, something very unusual. When the song came on, the music gave me a bit of unease, which is unusual. I didn’t know why it made me feel that way. I could visualise myself in a house in the Yorkshire countryside, in the living room with the song’s official video playing on an analogue TV. Back then, I had only ever heard the name “Top of the Pops” once or twice, and had basically forgotten about it’s existence. It was somehow dark outside, despite the song having charted during the Summer. However, I somehow remember a Christmas tree being in the corner, so it was probably the Top of the Pops 1980 Christmas Special Part 2, in which the song was the second to last pop tune of 1980 played.
When I became interested in reincarnation, I discovered that my name in that past life was Graham Johnson, the life I led and the country I lived in, Yorkshire in England. However, I discovered another past life before I discovered Graham Johnson’s name.
Iam jealous of how many details you can recall from your previous life!!Your post really intrigues me because I believe I also died young in the late 90s/early 2000s before being reincarnated in my current birthyear,2004.I have a post where I briefly talk about this,and I was wondering how you started recalling your past life?
