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Past Life Injuries You Have Now

sarque

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The other day I realized that in my Danish past life, I fell from a horse and broke my right leg. In my German past life, when I was shot down my right leg was broken as well. In this life, when I was 9 months old, I crawled off a bed and broke my right leg--the femur bone. In my Danish life, after breaking my leg, I walked with a limp. In my German life, I had repeated problems with my leg after breaking it and had to walk with a cane for awhile while it was healing. Ever since I was 9 months old and it happened in this life I have had difficulties with my leg, which has caused me knee and back problems.

My mother says that when I broke my leg in this life, I had a determined look on my face. She says that shortly before it happened I looked up and her and I looked 'old'. She turned her back for one minute and I scooted off the bed like I knew what I was doing, and never cried. In fact, they didn't even know my leg was broken until later because the doctors missed it in the X-ray and I never got upset about it. 3 weeks later, they found out, and because it didn't get a chance to heal properly right away, I still have problems with it.

Now, I have heard about past life injuries manifesting in this life and I definitely want to hear whether any of you have those--birthmarks where wounds were, physical problems on a part of the body where you had previously injured it--but I'd also like to hear about the instances where you weren't born with the injury, rather had it happen later in life, repeating an injury you'd had in a previous life. Has this happened to anyone?

Does anyone have past life injuries that they still have today?
 
Interesting sarque, thanks for sharing. I can understand psychological issues repeating from lifetime to lifetime, but I can't quite get a grasp on why physical injuries also seem to repeat themselves, unless they are all happening at the same 'time'?


I remember falling from a horse and breaking my neck and I wonder if that's why I've suffered from crippling neck pain at various intervals throughout my life. I was also engulfed by a volcanic ash cloud in a past life, and diagnosed with asthma in my present life, although I'm not sure if I would have lived long enough to inhale any of the ash, so I don't fully consider that to be the cause, but you never know.
 
I've heard of reoccuring pain or injuries before. I read a story about a lady who had chronic knee problems. She was regressed to many past lives, and leg injuries were a common tread throughout her past lives. Then she went all the way back to a life in which she was a executioner and torturer. She specialized in a technique inflicting torture on people's legs. I don't remember what she did, but it doesn't matter. She was carrying alot of subconscious guilt for hurting so many people in that life. All the leg pain and injuries were like a self-inflicted karma out of guilt for that past life. The interesting thing is after remembering that life, her chronic knee problems went away. By remembering that life the negative energy was released and the cycle was broken. I'm not going to speculate the source of your suffering, but the answer may lie in a past life you haven't remembered yet.
 
I had many falls from horses growing up. I was the type of person who took on the challenge of a difficult horse and never batted an eye even after many , many falls. Now that was then and now if I went back to riding I would be often thinking of the consequences.


This falling maybe ties in with a fall in battle from my horse. IN falling all i was thinking about was of my wife I was leaving. So maybe having had my mind off of death in that past life allowed me to be oblivious to the dangers when I was young and neive.


I have had a fall off of a bicycle and one off a horse which lead to a concussion.. maybe linking to my last life's death in 1944 with a brutal blow to my head . I had a difficult time relaxing my neck/ head and had to spend alot of time in therapy around this.


I had a broken arm when 6 years old which links to a broken arm by a difficult and angry father hundreds of years ago. That same father who I now know also had a broken arm later in life . SO maybe that is a reminder for him to watch his actions.


SOmeone I know has had problems raising her arms over her head and one severe case of frozen shoulder resoved with coritsone treatment . THat same person I beleive to have tortured me on the rack in medieval England.. I also had frozen shoulder and could not raise my arms above my waist for around a year.
 
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