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Thank you so much for sharing this! I had forgotten about this show...watched it with my steppies (pet name for my stepdaughters) last night and this morning and they are INTO it. Especially my 8 y.o. she wants to to a PL meditation on youtube now! She's a total believer! She kept using the word "fascinating" in the cutest most grown-up, sincere way that made my heart melt.
 
TMarie33 said:
Thank you so much for sharing this! I had forgotten about this show...watched it with my steppies (pet name for my stepdaughters) last night and this morning and they are INTO it. Especially my 8 y.o. she wants to to a PL meditation on youtube now! She's a total believer! She kept using the word "fascinating" in the cutest most grown-up, sincere way that made my heart melt.
Have any of your step daughters talked about past lives? The 8 year old may still remember. Usually, but not always, their past life memories start fading when they are around 7 or 8. You can ask them open ended questions. Write everything odd thing they say down.
 
I asked her if she remembered anything and she said no, but maybe I should ask more specific open ended non "yes/no" questions & see what she said. She was talking about it for a long time and is very open, thinks it makes total sense. :)
 
TMarie33 said:
I asked her if she remembered anything and she said no, but maybe I should ask more specific open ended non "yes/no" questions & see what she said. She was talking about it for a long time and is very open, thinks it makes total sense. :)
A good time to ask is when they are sleepy or in a "trance" like riding in a car, etc. Sometimes it's only for a split second. They will suddenly say something PL related, then you ask them to explain and they go "what?" and have no idea what you are talking about. Many years ago a woman friend let her 9 year old son listen to a PL regression tape I had. He turned out to be a very good subject. He was lying on his back during the regression and moving his hands up and down together. After it was over we asked him why his hands were moving like that. He replied, "I was riding a horse." He then said he was a ten year old boy and his favorite uncle now was then his dad. It was Switzerland in the year 1010. His dad was the village carpenter and they were poor. His clothes were like rags. Hearing all of this from a 9 year old after his first PL regression was amazing.
 
Oh wow, I will try that...she does really zone out in the car. It's definitely on her mind now so I'd almost be surprised if she wasn't able to recall something in that state, what a great idea!
 
I'm recording the series. Very interesting. Some of the validations outstanding. I really don't like the title - or the close ups on the parents lips...LOLOLOL but the stories are good for the most part. Haven't seen a bad one yet.


Here's a new one
 
Haha, I'm glad I'm not the only one bothered by the closeups of the lips! Or the title...


But yes, some of the validations are really mind-blowing!
 
Hi!


Hi everyone, this is my first post here. I have been interested in past lives for many years and have read many books on the subject. I also try and watch as many (serious) programmes on the subject also (unfortunately few and far between in the UK) however I have managed to catch a few episodes of this show recently and although some episodes seemed more seriously dealt with (Luke, who was Pam for example, and the girl from Jekyll Island) I found myself really frustrated by some stories; the mum who thought chatting to her daughter on a random bench, appealing for her to 'let it go', and the mum who thought showing her son a Vietnam memorial (when she didn't even know for sure the past life WAS from Vietnam!) were just laughable - surely they can't think it's that easy for the children to just forget like that?! Maybe they were made to do it for the show. I found myself getting more and more frustrated with the 'closure' obsession - yes closure is good, but it has to be in their own time and not just because the parents/tv crew want it to happen. It just seemed to cheapen the whole story for me. I have also just read 'Soul Survivor' and and I do agree with a previous poster who said they were put off by the 'fluff' in the book and I have to say this put me off also. The actual parts about what I bought the book for though, was exceptional. I was also impressed with the evidence from the 'Boy from Barra' case if anyone is familiar?
 
The "Boy From Barra" was very interesting. One possibility was that he died and was hanging around the family in spirit. That could be why no relative remembers him.
 
Deborah said:
I'm recording the series. Very interesting. Some of the validations outstanding. I really don't like the title - or the close ups on the parents lips...LOLOLOL but the stories are good for the most part. Haven't seen a bad one yet.
Here's a new one
I'm so glad someone else said that! I dislike the title so much, the close ups on the parents, and the loud awful sounds they add for drama. But I love the content.
 
Keep in mind the stuff we don't like is done because they think the younger people won't watch unless the special effects are there. Shows how bad the cable TV industry is hurting. BTW, I just got a Roku 2 the other day from Amazon. Haven't hooked it up yet. It's supposed to let you watch TV streaming over the internet to your TV with out a cable or satellite box. Works for both subscription like Netflix, Amazon, etc. as well as free stuff like YouTube.
 
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