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Past Lives in WW II

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Nazi Germany Jewish Past life


I had a dream when I was really little like maybe 5 or 6, before I learned about the holocaust and everything. I was maybe a jewish rabbi or I was just well liked and popular but we were in hiding in the woods (My jewish group and I) there were like 30 people maybe, but we were making food and just having fun when a group of nazi soldiers came in and started shooting everyone and destroying everything a bunch of people started running away and I hid in this trunk or chest or something. I woke up then.It wasn't really me in the dream in was like I was watching, but I knew it was me. I was telling my mom about it a week ago and she said that she has dreams sometimes that she is in a concentration camp and their really vivid. I dont mean to be rude or anything but I think that was my most recent past life, I was born in 1992, and I have curly hair, a somewhat big nose, im good with money, I wear glasses, and I dont like ham.I also feel like I connect with people who are jewish. I am in NO way trying to be disrespectful or anything.
 
Hi Clyde,


Welcome to the forum. Thank you for sharing your story.

I dont mean to be rude or anything but I think that was my most recent past life, I was born in 1992, and I have curly hair, a somewhat big nose, im good with money, I wear glasses, and I dont like ham.
I understand you aren't meaning to offend anyone - but those type of generalizations can apply to many different people - in many different cultures. I don't believe that any of them are indicative of having a Jewish past life. ;)

I also feel like I connect with people who are jewish.
Can you expand on that? What is it that draws you to their culture? Have you explored the culture - the religion - the language at all? Are there any specific rites or rituals that interest you?


Ailish
 
I really like learning about the history of the jews and the religion really intrests me. I've tried to learn hebrew before too. I participated in a pass over dinner thing and I really enjoyed that as well.
 
Holocaust


I'm having some rather intense memories that appear to be holocaust related... I have never been able to make myself watch Schindler's list or really any movies about it. But I have read many books, and I'm sure my memories aren't far off from someone's reality. I've had these on and off for most of my life. I'm not sure what happened to me.. or this someone. If these haven't just been induced by outside stimuli- which I don't think they have. What I'm looking for is some help as to further access them. I don't know how to go about it. I've tried to orient my subconsious towards possibly revealing past life information to me before I go to sleep- and there's been very little that I remember. That's if I get anything at all.


One thing that's very strong, is a man crying in front of what I know in my memory is my synagogue. The man is a rabbi, and a man in an ss uniform is laughing and threatening to shoot him. I'm trying to get to the man, and I'm almost entirely sure it's my grandfather. I'm shaking, just thinking of it. I'm safe, in my bed in Western Maine, but this is making me shakeso violently it hurts. I just hope I haven't mentally invented this subconsiously.


There are a few things I know- I know I was young, female and I think I did not survive the war. If I did, it was not for long.


If I made any sense to you.. if you could point me in the right direction, that would be amazing.


 
HI Koshka,


Carol highly recommends the work of Rabbi Yonassan Gershom. He wrote the book Beyond the Ashes: Cases of Reincarnation from the Holocaust - by Rabbi Yonassan Gershom.


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It gives numerous accounts of Jews and non-Jews who sought out Rabbi Gershom because of their puzzling memories of dying in the Holocaust. The Rabbi shares his advice to those with memories, and gives an overview of Jewish beliefs on the afterlife.


I hope you find this helpful and I wish you the best.
 
Holocaust


I'm remembering more. Little things that come to me out of the blue. Going to a Camp on a train. Forced labor and an SS man paying too much attention to me, publicly humiliating me. Pointing out that I had dirt on my face and making a big deal out of it. Bringing me a mirror and I can see what I looked like, I had mad,thick and glossy looking black curls- the type of hair I've always missed. A large nose. I had the same eyes and mouth. In this life, I'm a prototypical WASP. Tiny nose, thin straight red hair and blue eyes. I was platinum blonde as a small child.


I didn't trust this SS man because he was so cruel to me in public, but sought me out in private. I can see this one instance partially as an out of body experience, he's following me, and I can hear his boots; my heart is beating so hard I think I will die. He follows me in between the barracks and we just talk on a pseudo friendly level. I can see myself with my arms folded and not looking at his face, but looking away or at his boots. He's smiling at me. The entire time, I thought he was going to rape me and kill me. I'm pretty sure I thought that had happened to someone else I knew. But he didn't. We were close in age.. he might have been ten to fifteen years older than me, tops. I know I have had dreams about him before. I think we became as friendly as we could be in that situation. I need to investigate more.


What do you all think?
 
Austria Jewish Scholar in the 1930's (Pre-holocaust Exile)


Hello Fellow Past Lifers...


I have read many of your stories throughout the years, yet I have not written anything about me.... because... well...reticence I guess. But I want to share my story with you, because I can be of help to other people and maybe I can get help as well in getting more information about this life, I am concerned about.


I am a 34 year woman living in Toronto, Southamerican in Background. I remember 5 lives, and by remember i mean from a flashback lasting 5 seconds to longer visions where I can start dissecting a lot of details...


I was born in 1974, in this life and have had very little information about Europe or European Geography growing up. Yet I have always been fascinated by Europe. A strong pull, should we say. When in 2006 I had the opportunity to visit Amsterdam (by a 6 hour waiting period before another flight) I was floored. I loved this city, the buildings.. the city set..I am so sure I had been there before.. I vow to go back again for much longer.


Here is the story.


I visualize a dark wooden room, nicely made, like a country home, yet close to the city. In the middle of the room there is a comfortable chair with a man in it. The man is a little thick, overweight, with beard. He has a nicely made wool gray suit.. three piece suit and is sitting there..quite sad and worried.. he thinks he will never see this house again. I KNOW he is Jewish, yet i dont see anything culturally relevant. No star of David, no menorahs, no hats or anything that might tell me he is a JEW, yet I KNOW IT. I had a feeling he didnt identify with Judaism as I have been used to seeing in this current life. He is deeply sad he has to escape..or rather he is being forced int o EXILE. I have always known (I had this vision when i was 16 BTW) that this is not Germany. When i hear German I feel fear (now I mean). And I am terrified of Holocaust related stories, and memorabilia. Now that i am older I can, if I pace myself, little by little explore the information. I have always been this way. When I was growing up in Lima, the only thing Jewish was a Cemetery that I grew up near, and Now i remember, I fantasized in going there as a child! (but i was only for Jewish families) This man was a well known scholar in his community. WELL Respected. He is waiting for a shiny black car to take him away.. i dont know where,, yet I now suspect he went to England....where I also have a connection.. I love it.


The reason I am writing this entry is because yesterday I picked up a fiction novel (what a coincidence huh?) about Jewish Survivors of the Holocaust and Was talking about the Jewish Scholars and Politicos in Austria in the 1920 and 1930's. When I saw a list of names, one jumped at me Max Adler who was the third most famous Communist Scholar who was a Jew of those times.... I am not sure if Max was me.. I am not sure yet, I need to do more research. But I found out that those Jewish men from that time WERE NOT very close tot heir Jewish roots, mainly for shame and also because the considered themselves to be free thinkers.. above all that, plus they were Socialists and Communists... sooo. The fact that this man didnt have any Jewish cultural symbols around him, nor he felt... OH MY People being oppressed!! feelings are NOW claer to me why!! Now i Know why he didnt feel that way. He felt so worried and sad, and in pain for the state of affairs and leaving his home.. yes.. but I didnt get he was close to his roots. I DO KNOW He was not sent to a KZ (Concentration Camp). But i have a feeling He did feel the horror of what was to come.


NOw I think The city closes to him was Vienna.. God why do I feel such Repulsion for that name?? No interest whatsoever in going there... Is it possible he hated his city? Or maybe he just lived there.. but didnt considered it His city? Hey ... His house was well OUTSIDE the city and He had the money to afford a City home.. maybe he chose to move out to be away from it? Possible no?


He didnt have a wife.. or rather she had died before this night. He had a housekeeper a lady who was near tears because of her employer living, I have a feeling they had known each other for decades.


I know the Concentration camps Had not started Yet. Yet I feel Hitler was in Power so this must be after 1933? But It was the begging of the Horrible Era.


I know If i were to go to Vienna or the City, I Know the house is Still standing...


I am exhausted writing this.


Thank you for any input, any guidance.


PS I just bought a wedding band from the 1920's 1930's.. :) I so adore that time...It is from that Age no? I will have something personal in my possession that belonged to that era...
 
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I don't know if I was Jewish, but I believe that I lived in


Vienna, Austria and died in 1937, as a young woman. I believe that I was traveling on a train in a car with a yellow interior and that there was an accident of some kind.


I have an image of myself in a long dark skirt in an almost empty room with a wood floor. I believe that I taught music or dance. I see myself looking out a window that overlooks


a brick paved courtyard and that I was waiting for someone.


I studied German in high school, but I don't think that accounts for dreaming in German sometimes. (I'm not that skilled in daily life). I believe that I was living with either and aunt & uncle, or that they were friends of my father's in that life.


As a child, I had a recurrent nightmare of being in a swirling dark wind.
 
I have been wondering about my mother lately. She has always been very interested in the Holocaust and we children were told about it when we were very young, we always had books about it etc., even though we are not Jewish, there are practically no Jewish people in Finland, my mother was not born to this life during the WWII and there are not any other "real" reasons for her to be interested in it, either. She has always, of course, been very appalled by it all, and it makes her incredibly sad.


Well that happens to many people.


A couple of years ago I started remembering her from my past life, where I lived during the WWII in Paris, France. I was a teenager back then, and she was my aunt. We were Jewish. For some reason she and her daughter lived with us in the war years. At one point, I belive it was in 1942, me and my family left to America to escape the war - but my aunt and cousin stayed in Paris. I got a feeling they were later taken to the camps, but I don't know if they survived. I remember the aunt being older than my parents.


I didn't really think about my mother's Holocaust interest when I remembered this, but now it has been resurfacing again very powerfully, and my mother keeps buying documentaries on dvd's and reading books about it... And I remembered this connection now - and realised my aunt then was probably the same age my mother is now. I believe in the effect of age parallels, and I'm wondering if she's so interested in it now, because she was of this age when she died in that PL?


It's a little weird with her and the Holocaust. It makes her so sad, but yet she can't stop looking for information about it.


Karoliina
 
Hello!


I believe that I, too, had a lifetime in early WWII Europe as a Jewish or a "Outed" Citizen of some kind--in either Poland or Germany.


When I watched the movie "The Pianist" about 6 years ago with my Mom, I had a total MELTDOWN in the movie...now I am not just talking sobbing, but a complete MELTDOWN where I actually had to get up and leave the theatre I couldn't breathe.


It was the scene when the little girl with blonde hair and glasses has a bird cage with her pet bird that she wants to take with her on the train and they won't let her...


Now, part of me is so terrified to face this lifetime..in fact I think my Mom is in the same boat..when she was in Highschool she took a tour of Europe and she could not even do the Auschwitz tour, it was just too much for her...she has issues with small spaces and claustrophobia and has had night terrors her whole life, I wonder if it is to do with this emotional lifetime.


The other thing is I have thought about a regression, but not sure who/where is the best place? I have done some energy cord cutting, but I think this particular lifetime goes really really deep with me and I definitely have a lot of fear and terror associated with those nightmares of what happened in Germany and Poland.


Thanks


Jennifer
 
Pastlife in Auzwitsch and Birknau camp


I went to a site which featured both camps in 360 degree views and when looking at the second camp, my heart started to speed up and when i looked at the first camp, my heart never did anything like that..I was told by a friend i know online that she and i were there together in a previous incarnation..There is a clue in the basement of the first camp..cellblock 11 room 16..


In a dream i was standing in that very same room staring at what looked to be a star of david mark on the wall until one of the guards came in and told me in german "comme de da, comme de da" which is messed up german for 'Come here, Come here' during the dream i could feel the floor and it was cold against my feet, i was cold too..I never did have a dream before that to know how i came there or who i was.


I found out though with alot of help and i have yet to do a pastlife regression. At that time in my physical and current lifetime i was only 9 years old when i was dreaming this..But in that lifetime i was much much older..I do however remember my death from that time period..it fits with my fear of ovens in my current incarnation..I think i was shoved in one of the ovens alive and the door shut on me.
 
Welcome Hannah,

I was told by a friend i know online that she and i were there together in a previous incarnation...
I would be cautious accepting past life information from someone online - as your own. You have no way of knowing that they are a credible source.

There is a clue in the basement of the first camp..cellblock 11 room 16..In a dream i was standing in that very same room staring at what looked to be a star of david mark on the wall
May I ask how this "clue" came about? Was it validated? Have you visited this place? Seen it? Read about it in a book?

I never did have a dream before that to know how i came there or who i was. I found out though with alot of help and i have yet to do a pastlife regression
A professional regression is not the only answer. You can learn to meditate as well. Both of these options are better than someone telling you who you were, imo.


The very best source of your past life history - is yourself. If you are truly interested in finding out about your past lives - I recommend you do some work around them on your own - read some books, try various exercises and methods - educate yourself about reincarnation. ;) The links here in the FAQ Section are a great place to start - there is a lot of good information listed there about how to find out about your past lives.


I am going to be candid when I say - that a single feeling or dream is not enough to go on. Regardless of what age you were when it occurred. ;) Auschwitz-Birkenau was a terrible place - I've had dreams of it myself - and I cannot watch anything about it without becoming terribly upset, even sick to my stomach. But I was not there. I believe that most compassionate people would have the same reaction - the horrors suffered there were unimaginable.


I would be cautious in your approach to claiming a life there - record everything you can from dreams/meditations and regression work. And make sure that you can validate things - it's an important part of the process...


Good luck on your journey,


Ailish
 
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