Re: How to learn about your past lives

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Really wonderful information.. and Timely.. Thank you Liane!

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> How to learn about your past lives

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> There are many ways to investigate your past lives, but it does take

> time.

> A total memory will not come bouncing back to you. The more you do this

> and more practice you get, the more of the story comes out.

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> Here are some techniques that have worked for me...

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> 1. Keep a dream journal. Many times your dreams are past life memories.

> Write down anything you remember even if it doesn't make sense.

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> 2. Pay attention to places, times, languages that hold your interest. It

> took me a long time to realize that my interest in Atlantis was because

> many of my past lives took place there. I'm still trying to learn the

> details. Also, I would be haunted by what I saw whenever I watched a

> movie about world war 2 and the death camps of the Jewish people. It

> took that and my dreams for me to learn that I was there... that was my

> last life before this one.

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> 3. Think about your imagination. Where does imagination come from? Do

> these ideas come out of the blue? Very rarely are there new souls born,

> the majority of people are old souls or reborn souls, so imagination is

> rarely new and unique. Imagination is usually a past life memory. When

> you come up with a new idea, it's most likely something you already did

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> a past life. So examine the things you do and the ideas that come to you

> and think about another time that this could have happened....

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> 4. Keep a past life journal, that records your dreams, memories,

> imagination... write down what you " imagine " your past life might have

> been, no matter how wild.

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> 5. Look thru books and magazines of places and times, read books about

> ancient civilizations. Do any of these seem familiar? Write down those

> that do... add pictures, clippings and drawings of those that do.

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> 6. Visit museums, landmarks and historical sites. Pay attention to the

> feelings these evoke.

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> 7. Pay attention to house styles, furniture, clothing, foods, music,

> books

> and movies, interests and hobbies... there are hints in these. I am

> drawn

> to 40's big band music (I know I was alive in the early 40's), Celtic

> music, classical, which are hints for me for those time periods...

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> furniture and clothing.. I know was alive in the early 1900's. I have a

> nephew is completely immersed in the 1930's; the music, the clothing,

> swing dancing... I have no doubt that one of his past lives is in the

> 30's.

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> 8. Look at the people you are drawn to... what things to you have in

> common with them, does there seem to be a strange attraction to them?

> I found myself getting frustrated with one of my nephews, but still felt

> a strong attachment to him. I later learned that we had a past life

> together, which drew us even closer to together. After I shared my

> memory with him, suddenly many things made sense to both of us.

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> There are many other ways to learn about your past lives, but they take

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> lot of practice; self-hypnosis, scrying, divinations such as tarot

> cards.

> These that I listed can be done by anyone, but please remember it does

> take time, and does take complete honesty with yourself. If you are the

> kind of person who is easily influenced by other people, your

> subconscious

> will block your memories. But if you can be open minded and open to new

> ideas, your subconscious will open and so will your past life memories.

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> Two books that I like and have helped me are:

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> " Practical Guide to Past Life Memories " by Webster

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> " Discovering Your Past Lives " by Gloria Chadwick.

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> Written and Compiled by Cindi Wafstet

> © August 2002

> Permission to share freely as long as credit is given.

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