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Past Life Regression of My 15 Year Old Daughter

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mommaof4

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I have done a past life regression on my daughter a few time and wanted to share her story with you. I have done a google search on everything she has said and I was able to validate a couple of things but that's as far as I got. Here's her story.....She lived in an orphanage near the Big Bend in London around WW2. She remembers her naming being Farrah. She remembers there being a bookstore across the street called Alfords and there was a flower shop next to it. She said she was adopted in 1938, when she was about 7 or 8 years old by an older lady and her daughter. Their names were Rose and Rosemary and they picked her up in a limousine. She remembers going into an office and seeing a letter that had the name A.W. Phillips and told me that he was an inventor, but she did not think he was part of the family that adopted her. The family must of had some connection with him. (I did find an A.W. Phillips which was an inventor that lived in London during the same time frame).

She met a guy that deliverd papers or mail when she was around 17 named William, but she called him Louie. She said they married in June of 1953. She thinks he was a pilot because she saw a picture of him in a uniform standing by a plane. She also saw a name plate for him that said Lt. William ?, the last name was blurred out. She said they had twin boys with blonde curly hair. She thinks their names may have been Calvin and Ivin and born on July 4th 1955. I asked her about the day she died and she went into great detail about it. She said it was a dreary day in late October 1958. She was 28 years old. That morning she had to go to the airport and pick up JFK and his wife and take them to a meeting at the court house.

Late that night when the boys were in bed she got into a taxi and went to the orphanage she had lived in. She said as she was crossing the street when a car came from nowhere and hit her. I asked her why was she going to the orphanage so late at night and she said she wanted to look in the files to find out who her birth parents were. I have googled everything she has told me but all I could validate was the A.W. Phillips and also that JFK was in London during the same time frame. She feels her last name could have been Roberts, but is unsure of that. Well I just wanted to share her story. I thought it was really interesting and I wish we could find out more facts.
 
Welcome to the forum, Mommaof4. The details your daughter gave sound very convincing. It seems unlikely that a young girl would know about an inventor, and that JFK was in London in 1958, even in the computer age. Do you happen to know if her married name was Roberts, or was it her adoptive name? I tried an ancestry.com search with a birth date of 1930, and date of death, 1958. Was the orphanage near the clock "Big Ben"? I didn't get much, but I don't have a subscription to the international records. Maybe, a British member can give some assistance. Sorry for all the questions - I want to help. Most importantly, is your daughter upset by her experience, or okay with it? If you need help, Carol Bowman is an expert on children's past lives, and has resources to help. You might want to look at the Children's Past Lives section, if you haven't already.
 
mommaof4 said:
I have done a past life regression on my daughter a few time and wanted to share her story with you. I have done a google search on everything she has said and I was able to validate a couple of things but that's as far as I got. Here's her story.....
She said it was a dreary day in late October 1958. She was 28 years old. That morning she had to go to the airport and pick up JFK and his wife and take them to a meeting at the court house.
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Welcome to the forum. In 1958 JFK was a Senator from Mass. His dad, Joseph, had been US Ambassador to Great Britain during the 1930's and 40's. JFK and his siblings actually grew up in Britain. His older brother, Joe Jr. volunteered for the RAF during the war and was killed when his plane blew up. FDR must have thought it was hilarious to appoint an Irish Catholic to be ambassador to the UK. So JFK probably had many friends across the pond.
 
Thanks for such a fast reply. I reposted it this morning because I wasn't able to find my post. She thinks Roberts was her married name but not sure. I am thinking of doing another regression and will try to find ways for her to look for something with her name on it. She said when she saw her husbands name plate that the last name was blurred out. I have looked on findagrave.com and could not find anything. Wow that is fascinating about JFK. She said she picked them up at the airport and took them to a meeting at the court house. I asked her what she was doing at the meeting and she said she was in the room but standing near the corner of the room. Is there anyway to find out if JFK had a meeting then at the court house because that would validate the exact day she died. Also she feels that she did some kind of interior decorating. She is not sure how A.W. Phillips was part of her life and she said he invented a machine that looked like a weird box. I did find a picture of him about a machine he developed that sounds like what she must have seen. I don't think he had any children so she couldn't have been adopted by him, but when he was inventing this machine he had developed it out of someones garage so that could have been her adoptive familys home. I also found out he was a professor at the LSE (London School of Economics) so I am thinking her adoptive family had to be someone connected with the school. I think Phillips wife may still be alive and I thought about seeing if I could contact her, but I don't want to freak her out and she may not have known Farrah.
 
Almost forgot, yes the orphange was next to the Big Ben. I think she said that there was water behind it and she could see a tunnel? When we do another regression I will focus on the adoption home some more. She thought the regression was neat and I asked her if she thinks its real and she said yes, I can feel it. She mentioned a park that she played at but I don't know if that was before or after she was adopted. If you have any suggestions on some questions I should ask her let me know. Thanks.
 
That is really cool that your daughter is only 15 and is willing to do PL regressions. I think it is easier for younger people to do regressions. Many years ago a friend of mine had her 9 year old son do a regression using a tape that I had. He turned out to be a really good subject. During the regression his hands were moving up and down together like he was holding something. Afterwards we asked him why he did that. He replied that he had been riding a horse. FYI, at the top of this thread on the blue bar look for the button that says "Thread Tools". Click on that and on the drop down menu click on the "subscribe to this thread". Then when anyone posts a reply you will receive a regular email about the message.
 
Hi Momma, I tried "googling" London orphanages, and there were so many that I couldn't narrow them down.Someone with a better knowledge of neighborhoods in London might have more success. Your daughter's story is really interesting, and there must be answers on-line somewhere. One of the questions that comes to mind is why she was acting as a chauffeur for JFK? The interior design community in London can't have been too large in London in the 50's. (I am very "in to" interior design) That might be an avenue to explore.
 
Hello Mommaof4 :) If there is anything I can help, with identifying areas of London, I am more than happy to help. I grew up near London and am pretty familiar with the areas. If you could get a name for the park that would really tie things down to an area, all the parks have their own names and distinct characters, and there is a park very close to Big Ben.
 
BriarRose said:
The interior design community in London can't have been too large in London in the 50's. (I am very "in to" interior design) That might be an avenue to explore.
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Jackie Kennedy was also very much into Interior Design. After they moved into the White House in 1961 she had the place completely redecorated. There was a TV special when it was finished and she was the first "First Lady" to give a televised tour of the White House. She liked "French Provincial" and in the 1960's "French Provincial" was "in" thanks to her. While her husband was President they made an official visit to France. He introduced her as his wife and then sat down. She gave the speech in fluent French. The French people went wild. The relations between the U.S. and France haven't been the same since JFK died.
 
I am pretty sure she said the park was near the Big Ben. So the orphanage would have had to been close to the park for her to be able to walk there. I may try to do a regression on her tomorrow night. I will let you know if she can give me a name of the park. Do you know if the parks back then would have had their name listed at the park so I can ask her to look for one? It is so neat how she can go forward and backwards when regressed. I am not sure why she met the Kennedys at the airport. She said she rode in a limousine with them to the court house. She just stood in the corner of the room while they were meeting, so I guess she wasn't part of the meeting. She must have had some kind of personal connection with them. I will try to get her to replay that part. She is so easy to regress. I have tried and I just can't do it. I can never relax. If you can think of anything I should ask her, let me know. I have never been to London so I am completely lost on what is there.
 
Many parks, especially the larger ones, will have a map near the entrances, maybe she could try and look for that? The park I'm thinking of near Big Ben (will not say the name, in case she comes up with it during regression) has some very distinctive birds, you could ask her is she sees any birds in the park? Or if she can remember the name of the orphanage, the area it was in, or what its nearest tube station was? Many Londoners will name where they live by the tube station they are near.
 
The huge St. James' Park is near Big Ben, and there are several smaller parks and gardens nearby. If you click on this link, it'll take you to a street view of the area. You can scroll in and out of the map on the right to see where the parks are (the green shaded areas)
 
Thanks for the map. First thing I will do when I regress her tonight I will get her to go to the park and look for anything that stands out. Then I will show her the maps of the park to see if it feels familiar. It`s been along time since ww2 so I would think the parks may have changed quite a bit. I am interested in finding out who the twin boys are and how their life turned out. They would be about 58 years old now, so hopefully they are still alive. Is their any kind of public records in London that would show births of twins in 1955?
 
Thank you Helz! Is there any way you can find out about the twins. We will try again tonight for a last name. I could ask her to go to the day after they were born and maybe we can get a hospital name.
 
HI Mommaof4,


I am curious, does your daughter know you are sharing her story here? Is she reading along? I am interested in asking her a few questions. :D
 
Update: I decided to regress her this morning before she started her day. I didn't get to far because she was getting aggravated. The park is fenced in and small. It is attached to old buildings. She said it was part of the orphanage. There is a small cement layered water fountain in the park. The play things in the park was one of those things that you climb on shaped like an arch and one of those sit and spin things. She said there is about ten girls and no boys. They are all wearing the same thing. A white buttoned oxford tucked into a grey skirt. She said school was at the orphanage and the name Buckshire popped in her head, but doesn't know if that was the orphanage name. The year was 1938 and she was 8 years old. I asked her if there was a tube station close by and she said yes, but didn't know the name of it. I was expecting her to say what is that, but she acted like she knew what it was. I asked her what a tube station is and she said like a subway. Is that correct? I have never heard of that. She is going out of town tomorrow so maybe she will let me try one more time tonight before she goes to bed.
 
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HI,


I am curious - do you have training in doing regressions? How do you approach this with your daughter? How long do you do it for? 20 min? 30? one hour? There are several ways people engage in PL recall. Thanks.
 
No, I don't have any training at all and that scares me a little because I don't want to run into anything that I can't handle. The first time we did it we used a past life regression video on youtube. Then I found that she could just lay in her bed and close her eyes and go there. It seems to get easier each time. She starts to get irratated if we go longer than 30 minutes.
 
Yes, the Tube is a subway system, the oldest in the world. Thats fascinating that she knew just what it was and was so matter of fact about it! The park doesn't sound like any of the big parks (I was thinking of St. James' Park, near Big Ben, but this is a very big park with a lake). The park she describes sounds more like a small private gardens that belonged to the orphanage. The parks and layout of London actually haven't changed much since the 1930s, even areas which were bombed in WW2 were usually rebuilt along similar road layouts, so modern maps should be pretty familiar to someone from the 1930s. It might be more difficult to track down the twins without a name, as census records are not released for 100 years. If you could get a name this would help though, as birth and death records can be obtained from council offices, or if there is an orphanage name, the orphanage should have records.
 
mommaof4 said:
No, I don't have any training at all and that scares me a little because I don't want to run into anything that I can't handle.
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Hi Mommaof4. I understand your concerns about this. You might want to research the Christos method, if you and your daughter decide to continue with the regressions. The subject is never in an hypnotic state, so the dangers are less. She might also try some self-regression cds, if her interest is strong. I certainly wouldn't work at this to the point where she is aggravated. I have a young daughter myself. Those things can take your head off! :laugh: Better yet, let any suggestions to proceed come from her. I am by no means an expert, but there could be reasons that she would block part of her memories. I know that you, as her mother, love her more than words can say. Blessings to you both.
 
ChrisR thanks for the map. After looking at it I saw there was a road called Buckingham Gate and Victoria Street near Westmimster. This morning she said the name Buckham popped up in her head and she did mention the word Westminster before. Do you know if there were any orphanages along those streets? Was there an orphanage that had a name similar to Buckingham and possibly an all girl one. Is there any way if you can find out if there were any hit and runs in front of an orphanage in 1958? That is where and how she died. Thanks.
 
Buckham could be local slang for Buckingham. Maybe someone in the UK could search local records for a pedestrian killed by an auto around that date. The one thing to be careful of with your daughter is if she happens across anything traumatic. At least with tapes, CD's, and videos a professional has designed the talking part so the subject just observes without the emotions.
 
It's too late here to start looking now, but I will have a look tomorrow. I did find one or two 'orphanages' in the area earlier, but they didn't match your description, i'll see if i can find them again. I think there were many in London dating back to the 19th century, I remember being in one myself in a past life, and I think there was near enough an orphan asylum or a workhouse around every corner back then.


argonne, I've never heard Buckingham referred to as Buckham, and I'm from a family of Londoners, so maybe Buck'nam, but not Buckham
 
ChrisR said:
I've never heard Buckingham referred to as Buckham, and I'm from a family of Londoners, so maybe Buck'nam, but not Buckham
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That's close. Maybe a case of mispronunciation? Dialect? Or spelling it the way she said it?


When I just googled buckshire I got lots of listings for Buckinghamshire in England.
 
Buckinghamshire is a county outside London, one of the Home Counties, and within the commuter belt, but couldn't be described as 'near Big Ben', not by a long shot. Its name is sometimes shortened to 'Bucks' however, but not sure how it could tie-in with the Westminster connection.
 
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