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kemetic18

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I've been trying out self-regression CDs in hopes of learning a bit more about some of my other past lives and I think I discovered some interesting memories.

I was walking through a very nice English manor house and down a huge staircase. There were tapestries on the walls which were white and the surface uneven (like plaster?) and I was running my hand along a wide banister. It seemed like there was a balcony of some sort on the 2nd level that looked down to the 1st floor. I was a young woman and I liked the house very much and I would pretend it was mine.

At first I didn't understand this but then I was then in the kitchen putting wood on a fire and I realized I was a maid or servant. My clothes were simple, dark and felt very heavy. There was a large woman yelling at me for being slow.

Then I was in the huge bedchamber of the manor house with the lord (?). I felt very smug that his wife didn't know what was going on and that maybe I wouldn't always be a servant. I sensed that while I wasn't necessarily a bad person...I certainly wasn't very nice. :o

It seemed like I was eventually released from working in the manor house or maybe sent away but I'm not sure. I then was walking through a city with crowded narrow streets and buildings that hung over the road below. There were people everywhere and animals and filth and constant noise. I went into a tavern or inn and I think a family member worked there or maybe owned it. I saw myself going there both during the day and at night when the windows glowed from inside. My memories seem to jump around a lot and I tried to concentrate on who/what was inside the tavern but couldn't get it.

Then I was walking along a dirt road through the country on a bright sunny day. To my right was a little stone wall and beyond cows grazing in a very green field. I was carrying a baby in my arms and I was very sick. I had a very urgent thought I kept repeating about having to get out of the city and go into the country far away. I was staggering and walking was hard. I was sweating profusely, my clothes were drenched, and finally I collapsed against the stone wall. The baby was screaming and wailing and my last thought was 'what a waste. and no one will save the baby because of his dead mother.' When I had this memory I tried to concentrate very hard on a year and the year 1528 popped into my head.

I'd like to learn more about this life but there doesn't seem much that can be verified. I *think* the lord called me "Nan" but I guess it also could have been "Ann".
 
HI kemetic18,


Do you think the baby was the lord's? I love the English manors too. Does the clothing you wore indicate a time period? I don't think it's a good idea to concentrate on time periods. It's better to hear them, read them, or know by some other way. But that could just be me.


Cool memory. Thanks for sharing!
 
Thanks for sharing, Kemetic! I found it very interesting :thumbsup:


What self-regression cd did you use? Does the memories 'fit in' or did it come as a total surprise to you?
 
I too have a fascination with anything from England, perhaps this springs from a possible PL in England during WWII, as a very young child, I had a dream that was different from other dreams and wasn't a nightmare yet, that I was flying through the air and saw what I later found out were the white cliffs of Dover, and their presence gave me a comforting feeling that I was home, but then something happened and the nightmare portion of the dream began, as I felt a sharp pain in my side (in the dream) and then blackness (as if I had been hit), this dream and another one were the only dreams I had that might of been a PL.


The brown birthmark on my side, I've had since I can first remember, and may be related to either of the two PL's that I remember, but what I remember mainly of the English PL dream was the gladness of being back home, then pain, confusion and finally darkness, and years later I would realize it was a very vivid dream for a young child to have.
 
Wow that is a lot of detail you remembered. I have been considering doing a self-regression myself, but it honestly terrifies me! Do you mind sharing what CD did you use? and how many times did you do it in order to get all those memories? I appreciate any info you want to share....
 
Thanks for the replies.


I've been using Brian Weiss 'regression to times and places' CD. I have trouble relaxing (always thinking of the million things I have to do in a day :D ) so I was surprised that I was able to get anything from it.


I've always been interested in this time period so it wasn't a surprise to me to uncover memories of a life then. When I think about England, I've always gotten a sad, depressing feeling but at the same time, I'd love to go there and visit someday.


Ophelia: Yes, I think the baby was the lord's. At least that was the impression I got.
 
To allymac:


I had these two very precise dreams as a young child (as opposed to less precise ones) but even then I realized they were special, but it wasn't until I was a young teen reading about reincarnation that I realized they might indeed be about reincarnation.


As I get older, my dreams seem to be about the past in this life, and my PL dreams seem to have moved on, but your posting gives me new fuel to buy a CD on reincarnation to try self-regression myself. :coffee:
 
Allymac:

I have been considering doing a self-regression myself, but it honestly terrifies me!
I can tell you that there is absolutely nothing to be terrified of, Allymac :) At no point do you 'loose control', you are perfectly able to stop whenever you want to and you are completely aware of your surroundings at all times. If you are afraid that you might encounter unpleasant memories there are several things you can do. In guided regressions you are usually given advice as what to do if you remember something unpleasant. Either change location, go forward in time, go back to the starting point (e.g. some guided regressions uses a tranquil garden as a starting point). If you want to face the unpleasant memory you can also change perspective and decide to see it from a neutral third perspective, like watching a movie.


The regression experience varies a lot from person to person, the degree of details is very different and the amount of memories too, so it's hard to tell you exactly what it will be like. My advice to you is to just plunge in and try it. If nothing else the exercises are usually wonderfully relaxing, you may even doze off, and then perhaps a snippet of something will surface.


I hope you will give it a try :thumbsup: :)
 
Hi Allymac:


I admit when I first thought about trying a self-regression, it scared me. I was afraid I would see something really scary or disturbing and not be able to "turn it off". But that's not true at all and like Sunniva said you can go back to your starting point or change perspective.


My memories seem to come as quick snippets rather than a long scene and jump around a lot both in time and place (within the same life). This lifetime was especially interesting for me because I always had a feeling it was there but nothing more than that.


If you give a try, let us know if you discover anything! :)
 
kemetic18 said:
Hi Allymac:
I admit when I first thought about trying a self-regression, it scared me. I was afraid I would see something really scary or disturbing and not be able to "turn it off". But that's not true at all and like Sunniva said you can go back to your starting point or change perspective.


My memories seem to come as quick snippets rather than a long scene and jump around a lot both in time and place (within the same life). This lifetime was especially interesting for me because I always had a feeling it was there but nothing more than that.


If you give a try, let us know if you discover anything! :)
Rest assured that you will not remember traumatic events that happened in a prior life if you are simply not ready for it. When I went for a past life regression session back in 2005, I wanted to know where some phobias that I had came from but I really on a soul level was not ready to find out. As a result I got nothing from the session. I was not on a soul level ready to learn about my short and traumatic life in the Holocaust. Because even though I am still no where near ready to face a particular phobia that came from that time, it was not until a year or two ago that I was ready to learn where it came from... when I was ready to find out then I discovered it.


Mir
 
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