MistBrown
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I have always known about having past lives in fact I know I was a WWI flyer becasue i remember flying over different lands and seeing the people below. I am so afraid to fly now because of this! I have always asked my young children to describe any previous experiances without really much luck until my 6yr old son woke from a nightmare. He told me before he was in this body he was another person. He had just re-lived his mother's death again in his dream.
He was scared and crying, but soon calmed down. I asked more questions and he explained to me that he had lived in this same city before and where there are houses and schools, there was only land and he and his two older brothers and younger sister along with his Dad rode in a wagon with horses. He remembers the day his "other" mom died and how sad he was. (He starts to sob)
He thinks he was around 6. He also said he did not speak English. (He actually learned to speak spanish at his daycare from the cook, and she couldn't believe how well he could remember the words!)He also said he could remember always smoking as a young man.( He was diagnosed with Chronic Asthma at the age of 3) I asked if he could remember the age he was when he died, and he was really unsure but thought he was older. He just over and over kept saying how sad he was about his other mom and how much he missed her. He was glad I was his new mom and hoped I would be with him forever.
I'm telling you it really was the most fasinating conversation I have ever had with my kids. I will never ever forget it. My son is the most caring to me, he worries constantly about me, and always has to be touching my hand or have a re-assuring hug. Of course now I know why. I saw a show on Carol last night and I just had to write about this! Thanks so much for letting me share!
Misty
He was scared and crying, but soon calmed down. I asked more questions and he explained to me that he had lived in this same city before and where there are houses and schools, there was only land and he and his two older brothers and younger sister along with his Dad rode in a wagon with horses. He remembers the day his "other" mom died and how sad he was. (He starts to sob)
He thinks he was around 6. He also said he did not speak English. (He actually learned to speak spanish at his daycare from the cook, and she couldn't believe how well he could remember the words!)He also said he could remember always smoking as a young man.( He was diagnosed with Chronic Asthma at the age of 3) I asked if he could remember the age he was when he died, and he was really unsure but thought he was older. He just over and over kept saying how sad he was about his other mom and how much he missed her. He was glad I was his new mom and hoped I would be with him forever.
I'm telling you it really was the most fasinating conversation I have ever had with my kids. I will never ever forget it. My son is the most caring to me, he worries constantly about me, and always has to be touching my hand or have a re-assuring hug. Of course now I know why. I saw a show on Carol last night and I just had to write about this! Thanks so much for letting me share!
Misty
