The newsboys strike of 1899

[YourMyHiraeth]

Which self-regression video works for you?

A lot of people use videos from Youtube to do a self-regression to a past life.
There are quite a lot on the internet, so for a beginner, it's not easy to pick one. Maybe we can share our favorite video and comment on why it works for you.

This one works for me.

REASON:
I love the long relaxation part in the beginning. During the regression, the 'Voice' is not in a hurry. You get plenty of time to wander around in your memories.
I am also pleased that for me it is possible to ignore the Voice now and then. This is nice when you listen several times to the same recording, regressing to the same life. It would be silly to repeat the same questions every time but this Voice is not dominant or irritating (although this might be different in your case of course).

Hi!

Uh well, I’m Josephine, I’m New here

I don’t know very much about all of this, but I feel very strange. I apologize if I’m sharing this in the wrong place, I’ve never been part of a forum before. Well, I can’t remember much of anything except a certain sense of drawing or a hiraeth I suppose.

I’ve always been drawn to New York, and the 1800’s. It feels so, familiar if that makes sense. I don’t know if you’ve ever heard of it but I’m in love with the story of the newsboys strike of 1899. When I learned about it though, it felt like in a weird way I had already known everything. Again it just feels so familiar. I know reincarnation is a far stretch but I was just curious. Any thoughts?

 

[fireflydancing]

Hi Josephine,

Welcome to the forum.
I decided to help you since you have no experience with forums and I made a personal thread for you. In the future, you can always ask me or any other moderator for help when you want to know how to do things on the forum.
Feel free to read all the stories of the forum, maybe start with the Archive (well, I always love to read there).
I hope you'll find out about your part in the newsboys strike of 1899.
As I am not a native speaker of English, I had to look for the meaning of hiraeth.
It's a beautiful word!

 

[Speedwell]

Hi Josephine,

As I am not a native speaker of English, I had to look for the meaning of hiraeth.
It's a beautiful word!

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As it happens, I am a native speaker of English, but still had not come across the word hiraeth before. I did find an old page on the BBC website which says it's a Welsh word, and a few people commented on it, a person from Wales in particular:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/wales/arts/yourvideo/media/pages/val_bethell_01.shtml

I know the meaning of the Welsh word - 'Hiraeth'. This has pulled at me all my life. I would happily travel west, but north, south or east was so difficult. I lived in a beautiful home on the edge of Wales, looking west. The mountains shouted hiraeth, hiraeth! Silently and patiently.

One day as my material life allowed I was able to obey the call. Eureka! I now know, yes I know what it means. Hiraeth is in the mountains where the wind speaks in many tongues and the buzzards fly on silent wings. It's the call of my spiritual home, it's where ancient peoples made their home. We're high on a hill, where saints bathed sore feet in a healing spring and had a cure.

I do recognise that, though for me it is not to Wales, but other places and times where I feel drawn.

Though I've not always taken reincarnation seriously - though I do nowadays of course - this feeling of a pull to some other time and place is something I've always taken seriously. It seems to represent a precious part of ourselves, something to be reflected on.

To Josephine, here on this forum we are open to the idea of reincarnation, it isn't so much of a far stretch, and often it is the only thing which makes sense, a way to put together different parts of ourself and understand that maybe we really did once belong somewhere/somewhen else.