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Waffen SS

Hello, my name is Brian, late 40’s, born and raised in Ohio,US.

I have been aware of my past lives since I was very young. The most vivid of these is being a member of the Waffen SS in WW2. I have questioned my whole life if the dreams, visions and connections to that life were real or some kind of mental breakdown.

My first dream happened when I was 9 or 10 years old. I have had this particular dream around a dozen times. It’s always the same, no changes even after gaining knowledge of weapons and equipment that were used during the time. In the dream I am looking and experiencing through the eyes of my past life.

The dream starts riding in the back of a truck, military style with a canopy over it. I am at the very back. There is snow on the ground but the road or path we are moving on is very deep mud. The snow had been melting and the truck was having trouble moving in it. The truck slides sideways in the road and stops. I stand up and look around and say something like, “this is close enough, everybody out”.
I am in command of about a dozen men. We file out of the truck and check our equipment. There is the sound of explosions and gunfire in the distance. I am carrying a bolt action rifle (k98). I am wearing a white uniform although it’s worn and dirty and looks more grey than white. My men are all in white as well. For whatever reason I am in a hurry to get back to the front line and I get my men moving. It is late in the afternoon/evening and it is getting close to dark. The sky is overcast and grey.
We move about a half mile to a farm with several outbuildings. We move through until we are at the back of the farm and there are 2 very long building (barns?). They are parallel to each other about 12-15 feet wide and over 100 feet long each. I lead my men on the left side of the left barn.
I am in the lead and at one time I turn around and tell my men to pick up the pace. I’m trying to run but the snow is thick and slushy which makes it hard to keep my balance. I get to the edge of the barn and continue past the end of the building without stopping. I instantly realize that it was a mistake. In the corner of my eye I notice a group of men to my right. They have green uniforms. I am carrying my rifle in my right hand, I try to swing my rifle toward them but with my momentum I’m not fast enough. The man closest to me pulls up a weapon and fires at me. (After research it appears to be a ppsh-41).
I feel the searing pain of bullets ripping through me. I fall in the snow on my left side. When I hit the ground I thought “I’m still okay, no harm done”. My rifle was laying about a foot away and I tried to reach for it but my arm wouldn’t respond. I was confused by this, why couldn’t I move. I need to keep fighting. In the next few seconds I realized I wasn’t breathing, and I could hear the gurgling in my throat that I was trying to take in air but couldn’t. I knew I was going to die. A wave of panic at first and the a wave of sadness and despair. I remember a feeling of guilt and shame that I wasn’t able to stop “them”. I thought about my wife and 2 kids and that I wasn’t going to see them again and more importantly I wasn’t able to protect them.
I was staring at an open snowy field with trees on the left side, the sun had set and the sky was turning a pink orange color. The edges of my eyesight started closing in and picture faded to black. I was startled awake at that point.

I’ve woken up with physical tears from that dream.

So over the years I’ve researched who I might have been. What I’ve got is that I died on March 14th, 1945 near the town of Sarkeresztur, Hungary during “Operation Spring Awakening”. I was in the 3rd SS Panzergrenadier Regiment “Deutschland”, in the 2nd SS Panzer Division “Das Reich”. I have never heard what my name was or saw what I looked like. I remember my wife’s name was Anna or Hannah, I had a daughter but her name has never come to me. I had a young son named “Max”.

I have only told a couple of people over the years about this dream and the others as well. I would love to find out who I was, like the name and everything. I apologize for writing such a long intro and not being a good writer.

Thanks for reading.
 
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Hi, Brian,

I'm very impressed by your story.

I think you could begin by trying some Brian Weiss (or similar) regression video-clips from youtube, and after that, trying some hypno-therapist, to go deeper into the matter. Just search youtube (NOT Google) for smth. like "past life regression". When doing a regression, don't try to go at once to your PL, try your childhood in this life, first. Escuse me for being so imperative. All IMHO, of course.

Do you have an idea of in what language you spoke then? Do you speak that language now? Was it easy for you to learn it in this life?

I know what my PL name was because I remembered several PL people calling me by that name. And I even know how I looked because I looked into a PL mirror by chance when I was in a regression. Some seconds before dying I saw the image of the house and the environments where I had been born and raised.

I don't remember my family (had neither wife nor children because was killed very young) except a cousin, who, I believe is my Guardian Angel since he himself died about 1985 (I was killed in 1940 in the Battle of Taranto).

Wish you all the best.

Ciro ['chee-raw].
 
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Thank you for responding. I will try to do a regression. I tried on my own a couple times and was unsuccessful.

I believe I was speaking German in my dream. I did not know the language at the time but I understood the general idea of what I was saying, if that makes sense.

I have studied German and have a basic vocabulary in it. I did pick it up quickly and was told that my pronunciations were very good for a beginner.

I looked up the Battle of Taranto, very interesting.

Wish you all the best as well.
 
Welcome to the forum, Brian.

And thank you for sharing your story. Can't have been easy and definitely needs courage.
Remembering a life in the Waffen SS during WW2 probably came as a shock, but there are quite a few others with WW2 lives, German WW2 lives in particular. Hopefully you will be able to make contact with them.
 
Hi Brian!

Thanks for sharing your story. Theres a few of us SS souls here, I myself was in the SS-Helferin before being denounced as a Jew-in-exile( long long story).

If you were in Hungary around 1945, then you may remember the Siege of Budapest. Not directly, but being a leader of men, you may have been aware of it.

Look forward to reading more of your journey!
Eva x
 
Hello Eva,

Yours has to be an interesting story. I have no memories of the camps at all. If I was aware of the camps, (which I assume that most SS personnel would have been aware), I haven't remembered it personally.

I have had several dreams and waking visions or snapshots of different areas of Europe at different times during the war. Mostly of riding in trucks, riding on tanks, in halftracks, and a lot of walking behind tanks. I have memories of being in the Hitler Youth, and in the SS VT early in the war. I have memories of invading Poland, and the invasion of Russia.

The Siege of Budapest sounds familiar to me but I don't remember any specifics of it.

Thanks
 
Hello Eva,

Yours has to be an interesting story.

....I have memories of being in the Hitler Youth, and in the SS VT early in the war. I have memories of invading Poland, and the invasion of Russia.

The Siege of Budapest sounds familiar to me but I don't remember any specifics of it.

Thanks

I can send you a PM if you’re interested, as I don’t wish to hijack your thread :)

SS-VT? Wow! I haven’t done a lot of research on them, all I know is they they were formed in 1934. You probably knew or know of Sepp Dietrich and Paul Hausser.

You should search for user ‘Scavenger’ posts. They were in Budapest as SS/Gestapo during the occupation of Hungary too.

Eva :)
 
Eva,

It is very interesting that you mentioned Paul Hausser. During my research I was trying to determine what unit I was with. I started going through SS divisions and when I got to the Second (Das Reich) I knew that was the one I was in. Their unit symbol was the exact symbol I used to draw in my school notebooks growing up(along with swastikas and iron crosses) I never knew what it was and thought I made it up.

I pulled up a webpage on the 2nd, and saw a list of their commanders. When I saw a picture of Paul Hausser I remember saying the word “Papa” out loud. Later on I found out that he had the nickname “Papa” from his men. I remember having a great admiration for him.

It was weird emotionally for me to have such a strong feeling for someone I’d never met.
 
Eva,

It is very interesting that you mentioned Paul Hausser.

I pulled up a webpage on the 2nd, and saw a list of their commanders. When I saw a picture of Paul Hausser I remember saying the word “Papa” out loud. Later on I found out that he had the nickname “Papa” from his men. I remember having a great admiration for him.

It was weird emotionally for me to have such a strong feeling for someone I’d never met.

Ahh yes... I wondered if Hausser would spark something for you. I didn’t want to mention that his nickname was “Papa” just yet, and was wondering if you knew...

I’ve done some research on him. He wrote some books post-war, some state they were right-wing, others say they are not. He passed away on December 21, 1972 at the age of 92. I often wonder where his reincarnation returned to, and if they’re aware — but I digress.

I think a lot of men had greatest admiration for him, hence the nickname “Papa”. I did read once how he obtained the nickname, but have long since lost the link, so unfortunately cannot show you.

How do you feel about knowing you were in the Waffen-SS?

Eva :)
 
That is a good question. In my past life I was a fanatical nazi. It has been hard in this life to separate myself from those beliefs.

My very first experience with my past life that I can remember was when I was 5 years old. I was laying on the floor coloring pictures while my parents were watching the news on television. There was a news story about Hitler and they showed a clip of one of the Nuremberg rallies where Hitler was speaking. I instantly jumped to my feet, clicked my heels together and gave the salute. It brought instant retribution from my parents. I was confused as to why they were so mad at me. I remember they both said, never do that again, the nazis were very evil people. My response was, “no we weren’t”. Which brought more retribution.

I also never really fit in growing up. I had friends in school and did try to live a normal life but I never felt like these were my people. These people weren’t serious enough. I constantly drew pictures of tanks, planes, swastikas and general combat. It was therapeutic for me.

I learned early on not to show people that side of me. After learning the history of the war I understood why people were angry. I remember being very depressed after learning what happened to Germany at the end of the war and after.

It’s only been about 12 years that I started looking into past lives as an explanation. I just thought there was something wrong with me. When I discovered that I could have been a Waffen SS soldier it made more sense.

It does explain a lot of weird “quirks” that I have. Like anxiety with loud noises and fireworks. Living in rural Ohio it is not uncommon to hear occasional gunfire. I always tense up and ready myself for a fight that I know isn’t really coming. My whole life, if I hear a propeller driven airplane flying over I instantly look for a place to dive into cover. I have to catch myself each time to keep from diving into the nearest ditch. I’ve always had the feeling that someone was looking for me to arrest me and bring me to trial even though I’ve never done anything illegal.

Like I said, it’s been hard to separate myself from that life. But I really don’t have those beliefs in this life. I don’t hold on to any hatred or revenge.
 
That is a good question. In my past life I was a fanatical nazi. It has been hard in this life to separate myself from those beliefs.
It is hard, especially when you look at what Neo-Nazis are doing today. Where I live in Australia, had a small Nazi population not far from where I live. There are even photographs of them holding a swastika flag in a field. Pretty crazy stuff.

My very first experience with my past life that I can remember was when I was 5 years old. I was laying on the floor coloring pictures while my parents were watching the news on television. There was a news story about Hitler and they showed a clip of one of the Nuremberg rallies where Hitler was speaking. I instantly jumped to my feet, clicked my heels together, and gave the salute. It brought instant retribution from my parents. I was confused as to why they were so mad at me. I remember they both said, never do that again, the nazis were very evil people. My response was, “no we weren’t”. Which brought more retribution.
Modern society shuns the Germans and thinks they were all Nazis. In fact, the word ‘Nazi’ was not even around in Germany at the time and is a post-war term. My ‘German WWII’ memories surfaced around the same time. I was 4 years old.

I also never really fit in growing up. I had friends in school and did try to live a normal life but I never felt like these were my people. These people weren’t serious enough. I constantly drew pictures of tanks, planes, swastikas, and general combat. It was therapeutic for me.
I didn’t draw swastikas or anything like that, but what 13/14-year-old girl researches the SS and SD? At that age, you’re expected to like boys, experiment with makeup, and get drunk. Well, I did some things but I wasn’t ever ‘normal’, and I’m still not normal.

I learned early on not to show people that side of me. After learning the history of the war I understood why people were angry. I remember being very depressed after learning what happened to Germany at the end of the war and after.
I used to be very open about who I was and who I was connected to, but over the years I’ve grown more quieter and only have an ‘inner circle’. I never understood what was ‘so wrong’ and always “knew” that things had a much deeper meaning.

Ironically, it’s the same for me about the Russians. I read of all the horrible things they did to German women in Berlin at the end of the war, and my perception of the Russians is different because they were saviors to us in Auschwitz-Birkenau. Sometimes I come to the conclusion that the only reason why they were so nice to us was because they felt sorry for us. How did it make you feel knowing what happened to Germany? How do you feel regarding denazification?

It does explain a lot of weird “quirks” that I have. Like anxiety with loud noises and fireworks. Living in rural Ohio it is not uncommon to hear occasional gunfire. I always tense up and ready myself for a fight that I know isn’t really coming. My whole life, if I hear a propeller-driven airplane flying over I instantly look for a place to dive into cover. I have to catch myself each time to keep from diving into the nearest ditch. I’ve always had the feeling that someone was looking for me to arrest me and bring me to trial even though I’ve never done anything illegal.
Ahh, the ol’ Dead Nazi (DN) quirks. I have some too. I believe we are to work on these in this lifetime. I have a fear of fireworks too, and Thunder reminds me of Artillery fire, but we realized that stemmed back to an earlier lifetime and not WWII. Don’t beat yourself up over them, you will heal them soon enough :)

Eva x
 
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