Hi Karoliina,
First let me say, "pretty name for a pretty woman". Whenever I see your picture the words "natural beauty" come to mind. (are you blushing yet, LOL)
You wrote;
"Jeff, has this experience increased your interest in reincarnation? Have you remembered any other past-lives since then, or are you even curious about them? Do you think there's something you needed to learn from General Gordon's life, or did you need to remember it in order to understand something from your current life?"
I had a mild interest in the "paranormal" throughout my life. Funny though, reincarnation was the least followed of all the subjects (UFOs, strange creatures, ghosts...). Did my experiences increase my interest in reincarnation? Yes, very much so but not just reincarnation. I became a sponge, reading books on the American Civil War, Spirituality and World Religions.
In my book, Someone Else's Yesterday, I briefly wrote about six or seven different lifetimes. I wanted to keep the focus on the Gen. Gordon lifetime because of the strength of the evidence.
I learned many things studying Gordon's life. We can learn much from our past lifes, we can also learn from other people past-lives. When delving into our past we need to keep in mind what Edgar Cayce said, " It is not important who you where so much as what you were." I think the main reason for the Gordon life surfacing was to cause me to do just what I am doing at this moment, telling my story so others may learn from it.
Hope I have answered your questions.
Best, Jeff