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Trafalgar life

deChelca

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Hi everyone! Thank you for being here, it's important!

Firstly, my user name is 'deChelca'. It's an Old English and original version of my family name. It's proven as being about 900 years old, with anecdotal evidence of it being around before the Norman invasion of England in the year 1066. But that has nothing to do with my past lives.

This year I've become very spiritual - not religious, because certainly there is a difference - and I've discovered (or uncovered, if you like) certain things about myself.

As long as I can remember (I'm 42) I've had a fascination with large sailing ships, schooners, of the old days. And as long as I've been alive I've been afraid (scared to death) of rivers, lakes, and the like, but not quite so much with the ocean. I remember a painting at my grandfather's of a schooner on the ocean, and I'd pass hours staring at and daydreaming about that thing. Which was odd, because I was afraid of water.

Sometime as a child, perhaps a young adult, I heard the name Jackson, and I was struck. I thought and daydreamed about that name for weeks.

My parents are, and were, pretty conservative, and I absolutely was, too (they actually had me tested as a child for what they called in those days 'retardation'). I barely spoke until I was about 4.

Quiet and conservative to a worrying fault, yet I loved sirens, police and fire engine lights, and fireworks! Bang! BOOM! and the flashes and colours! And guns. I've always loved guns and shooting. Nobody in my whole family had guns, my parents certainly did not, yet I had magazines, videos, everything but a gun, because my parents wouldn't allow it. And I've always been fascinated by the military (but couldn't enter - medical).

I also had a very rough time emotionally from age 19 to about 28, and used to worry terribly if I would live to see 27, which, as it turned out, I did.

These last years I've become very comfortable with middle-management. I'm very good at that level, and do not wish to revisit a senior management position.


This year I was researching some thing or another, and I came across a painting of Nelson's death at the Battle of Trafalgar. I dug a little deeper, and then a lot deeper. And I found a Private John Jackson, 24, Royal Marines. I also found a Sergeant John Jackson. Both died in the battle of Trafalgar, amongst the rifle and cannon fire, and the chaos and terror that is a 19th century sea battle.

I died a Marine, defending my ship, during a battle, and by drowning I have no doubt.


I'm coming to believe I've lived before that, perhaps as a Viking, and maybe as an ancient Egyptian, but those are unclear to me. Many things do match up that are out of character for me, and hold an almost unhealthy fascination. I'll see where the Universe takes me...
 
Welcome to the forum deChelca wellllllcome


Awesome story, hope you find what you're looking for.
 
Welcome, deChelca . That's a very interesting story. I don't think we've had anyone who died at Trafalgar before, but we have other sea-going souls. Thank you for sharing your story.
 
Welcome to the forum deChelca


Have you considered a regression either by yourself or with a past life therapist? You never know what you might uncover.


Although I didn't die at Trafalgar, i'm pretty certain I was there. I remember a sea battle, but when you're in the middle of all that noise, smoke and chaos, every battle is the same as far as those people taking part in it are concerned. Research on certain memories that I remember suggest that I was at Trafalgar though.
 
Hi, deChelca!


I was a member of the Royal Navy in 18th century and I died in a naval battle.


Do you have specific memories to support your suspicions or are you going only by feelings? I can't wait to hear more...
 
By all means, hijack away! Whatever furthers discussion is okay by me.


As to memories, no, there aren't any. However, as I explained, dreaming and 'zoning out' for literally couple of hours over a picture of a schooner when I was scared to death of water was confusing to me even as a kid.


I did remember something the other day, though - I always dreamt of drowning in that schooner picture. That's gotta be worth something!


And lastly, I apologize for, well, posting. I know the site is directed to children, but you must know how difficult it is to find a quality site, with respectable members, where one is free to discuss past lives without being labelled a nutjob. When I read a lot on this site, it spoke to me as legitimate, so I posted. Sorry if I was out of line.


JC
 
Hi JC,


The forum is primarily for discussion of children's past lives, but still open for everybody to discuss their memories and experiences. So there's no need to apologise for posting. We welcome everybody's contribution, it's what has made the forum what it is today! :)
 
Yes, I second what Chris said. We were all children once, and our past lives shaped who we are. Sharing that can give people the tools to help their own children.
 
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