Has Anyone Remembered a Past Life?

Question

I think I remember mine... I was in America, (I am Australian), California I believe, and I was young. Around 22, female, and married. He was blonde, with a moustache.

I had an affair with a family friend, he was tall, dark hair, and handsome. I was silly, young and having fun. My husband killed me in a fit of rage. I saw his face screaming at me, then I saw my body! I floated. Saw him dragging me, walking methodically. (He couldnt beleive he actually did it!) Ambulance. (Neighbours saw it.) Trying to hold onto ambulance and my body. Hospital. My parents. My lover, mum was alright to him. My dad was furious at him. My body in hospital. Blood...Thats it. It was around 1971. I dreamt all this as clear as day. What ya think? (anyone know of a man that killed his wife then? lol Guess he is out of jail now...)

Answer 1

I have been able to recover one past life.  I was a woman in Venice in the 1600s, middle class and single.  I was blonde.  I was hung for practicing witchcraft.  I have not seen visions of my death, but I do have images of the tree I was hung from and I can feel the feelings I felt at the time.  Amazingly I was very calm and accepted my fate.  Past life regression is an amazing thing. :-)

Answer 2

no but it would be so cool to remember :P i think i had super powers, and i lived somewhere in america.

Answer 3

thats what de ja vu is....... =]

Answer 4

I know a couple of my own, but I rarely talk about them. I remember things-secrets. The bad **** I pulled in a couple of them (still sorry for that, now).

Bad girl you were. ;)

Answer 5

That very well could be one of yours.  I know only a few of mine about 3-4.  I have only a limit of information.  It can be fun to remember our past lives but Its not always fun to remember how we died expecially if we died a tragic way.  Like you did and also I.  But its also cool if not all your past lives were here on earth like I know one that wasnt here on earth which I find extremely amazing.  God bless.

Answer 6

I actually DID past life regressions about 30 years ago.  I was taught hypnotism by a professional and then worked with his patients to help them with problems that traditional medicine could not help.  All in all I did about 600 past life regressions and still have them all on tape.  I had planned to write a book about it, but just never did.

The most interesting case was a family in this life what was a family in a past life.. except they characters were mixed up.  The father in that life was the brother in this life the daughter in this life was the daughter in the past life, the father in the past life was the mother in this life and the mother in this life was the father in that life.

I was able to get enough CHECKABLE referencs to FACT CHECK the entire thing and found answers that nobody could POSSIBLY have known because I had to go to the SPECIAL BOOK section in a major library.

I really believe it past lives.  When I was still working with them, I learned that the AVERAGE person today has had about 75 past lives and the memory of those lives is still there in their sub-conscious

Answer 7

I use to have dreams all the time I lived somewhere in France. I've never asked anyone to tell me who I was b4 this life time. My neighbor use to have dreams all the time about a certain cave and a place in Wisc./USA She finally went there and was able to tell her husband what was around the corner b/c of her dreams. Someone in her family did a family tree and turns out she knew where her I think 5 greats grandparents lived. B/c of her I think there is more then one life. She has never lied and I have no reason to think she would steer me wrong. She is a wonderful neighbor.

Answer 8

I'm not prepared to rule out quite a plausible and, in some instances, verifiable cause of such vivid, spontaneous and extraordinary visions. Why would your mind, even dreaming, need to produce such traumatic scenes, with a discernable progression of events and a host of people you've never seen before?

Peter Ramster was (and still may be) a psychotherapist practicing in Sydney who used regression techniques to get to the root cause of his clients' disorders and accidentally uncovered experiences that had affected them as an individual in another time and place. The truly amazing thing is, as stated in his books and verified by the team he had with him, he and some of these patients then travelled to where these lives had been lived and irrefutable evidence was found to confirm it. These people had never been to these countries before, and sometimes had not even left Australia, and yet began to spontaneously recall local geography and events.

When a uniquely detailed fireplace hearth is unearthed from under six inches of manure in a cottage disused for generations on the other side of the world, you do have to wonder...

Good luck and all the best.