posted April 29, 2022 01:26 PM            

If I am correct
and reincarnation is real
then we do not completely forget
all our previous lives.😎♾️
Bits and pieces come through
to us as are needed for
us to know now.

Hence why one of my signature lines is:
I remember
Therefore
I am immortal♾️

posted August 23, 2022 11:56 PM            

If anything I am a believer in the planets impacting our energy here on earth. I like how Phoenix said while the planetary energies are strong it's still our free will to approach it with enlightenment.

posted September 18, 2022 03:22 AM            

I've heard similar things, of people being born with the same birth marks or scars, which to me implies there's a hyper-dimensional link between bodies (I think conservative mathematics presume a minimum of 10 dimensions, of which we're only aware of 3, maybe 4 if you count Time even if a true 4D being could move back and forth in time the same way we could flip back and forth between pages of a book, and lots more I could share on that, but I'll avoid the tangents this time).

It's common that very young children who recall past lives seem to start forgetting them after 5, as the brain forms a new identity (and adapts to a new environment).

But I've met someone who clearly remembers living several decades before his birth, though it was only how he died, and he'd talked about it since he was age 3 to 4, and remembers it as well as his regular memories.

My cousin said he and I spoke of past lives (he seems able to remember his when he plays his guitar, don't know why, but interesting that in a mystical experience I had, I experienced music that I knew made reality, and made its own music that was reflected back to higher realities, a form of creation, perhaps how I perceived another dimension, like how planets make noise when examined with radio telescopes), but I have no memory of this. It's possible that as I was taken away at age 4 and put into something of a survival situation that I had no choice but to adapt, and holding onto such past life memories was a luxury my brain could no longer afford, and therefore forgot while he remembered.

I am, for what it's worth, trying to figure a way to impart memories of this life into future ones, though more in a way to cut through the pile of BS that will be dumped on me by home, school, church, politics, society, and all else, to know that the stated rules are very different from the actual rules, including in figuring out what I should do for myself.

It sucks that so many people have to wait half their lives before they realize the depths of which they've been tricked and manipulated, and then realize what they wished they'd known from a young age on what was truly important to them, and what they taught would bring them happiness only served the interest of others who didn't give any more of a damn about them than a rancher does his livestock (or knowing it, but still feeling condition to feel shame, guilt, and fear for living authentically, and envious of others who do finally, for the first time in their life, start living mentally free, emerging from the cave of BS they'd been shoved into--with luck, I'll avoid the same psychic tar pit that these entrapped souls are caught in, and maybe, finally, move on to something better).

With luck, if I do incarnate in this world again, I'll have an advantage, as long as I can pass along some essentials as opposed to trying to survive with my current identity intact. (Interesting enough, those who recall past lives--as in actual memory recall from early childhood as opposed to hypnosis and meditation later on--often find themselves depressed, and I could see myself that way as well. Best if I can impart a "compass" so to speak than my current identity into another incarnation.)

Anyway...about 10 min, can be played faster:
http://youtu.be/ugFyXkPw6Zw?t=29

On a side note, I've also heard of strong recollections of things that didn't happen yet. For example, same guy who remembers dying decades before his birth, when he was about 10 to 12, entered a store with his mom and freaked her out by describing in detail where everything was. It was as if he'd been there a hundred times already--and that's exactly as it felt like to him, familiarity, even though he'd never been there before, like memory as opposed to feeling some mystical insight. But it was opening day, and they were among the first customers in the store...and it didn't last long before the store changed, maybe even went out of business. I'd guess something multidimensional there in the subconscious as well. Mysteries like that tantalize me.

I have some possible alternate theories to reincarnation memories (some esoteric and paranormal, perhaps even weirder, than reincarnation itself), but I'll skip over those.

So many mysteries...ultimately, I think humanity is not yet fully sapient yet, that is one day our consciousness will be far more advanced in ways like ours over most animals, and something most of us can't even imagine. But one day it might happen, and then, I hope, other lives will be much easier to remember (and learn from).