I remember life before I was born, page 2


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reply posted on 27-7-2008 @ 08:06 PM by kosmicjack
reply to post by cbass


My five year old does as well. He has explained in great detail what being "inside mommy" was like, right down to the umbilical cord and what it was for. When he was three-ish, he used to talk about his life "with God before mommy and daddy." Not so much any more.

Ever since September 2007, when he has a very bad stomach-ache, he says it feels "like when a skyscraper" falls down. He has never seen or heard of any of the events of 9/11.

Pretty amazing conversations overall.


reply posted on 27-7-2008 @ 08:40 PM by Anonymous ATS
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Very nice insight_javascript:icon('')

also, follow this and practice doing the things that upset you _javascript:icon('')
until you positively manage that practice

then conquer your next "fear" as if your well-being depended on it

(Long range - you might get to choose what you want to do next time you resurface in this funky dimension which is not what it is purported to be)

I am a 51 year old who is clearly aware that I have chosen my difficulties. Every time I forget that... I struggle.)_javascript:icon('')

"We Are All Bozo's on This Bus" = Firesign Theater

Peace, baby!_javascript:icon('')




reply posted on 27-7-2008 @ 08:57 PM by mf_luder
reply to post by cbass


My fault if someone else already pointed this out... Back in 2000, before I really got my feet wet in the whole paranormal thing, I happened across a book by Sylvia Browne. I know there probably is a lot of debate as to whether or not she is legit and I don't have an opinion either way. However, I did find some of her ideas interesting. One of her points was that while we are on the 'other side' (or dead, as it were), we map out our entire lives before we come back down to Earth. Now, she also said that we don't necessarily like the transition down to Earth, because the 'other side' is a place of complete peace. The people or spirits who aid our transition to Earth are usually people we knew from a past life or our spirit guides and are still interacting with us now (albeit in a much more discreet manner).

Keep in mind, I'm just relaying this information for you to use to formulate your own opinion, I'm not trying to start a debate over the validity of Sylvia Browne.

Her book is called The Other Side and Back. Fairly interesting read.

Also.

I recall seeing something on television a while back - I cannot remember specifics, but there was this toddler who was able to name off specifics on different World War II fighter aircraft and how to fly them. His parents were baffled, so they started to do some research. Come to find out, the kid was right about everything. The family said he was never exposed to aircraft after birth and the parents were not aviators, nor did they know anything about the information he was talking about. The belief is that he was a pilot back during that era and he either died while in flight or died and was reborn naturally. That is kind of sidetracked - but it just serves to show that it could be very plausible that you 'remembered' something from 'before.


reply posted on 27-7-2008 @ 10:23 PM by DreamerAU
reply to post by CavemanDD


I am extremely torn when it comes to my opinion about this one. On one hand I believe in an after life, maybe not the traditional heaven/hell outcome but more along the lines that we are energy and energy never dies, is never born but can take on other forms. Energy has to go somewhere. If there is an after life why is it so incomprehensible that there is a prelife? I too have heard this. I have also done some research into the subconscious and dreams. It's been years ago but I also remember reading that dreams with this "plot" are very common as well. That is where I am torn. I enjoyed your post and appreciate the complexity. Thanks for sharing and rekindling my interest in this topic.


reply posted on 27-7-2008 @ 10:43 PM by sarcastic
reply to post by cbass


My question is, Should I be locked up or are there others out there who have similar experiences?


Grow up.

Youre here. Make the best of it.

You came here to learn not whine about it.



sarc




[edit on 27-7-2008 by sarcastic]


reply posted on 27-7-2008 @ 11:00 PM by dunwichwitch
I remember a few days after I was born. I had gotten sick and I was laying in this special crib thing with plastic and temperature regulators and crap all over it. I remember laying there, and just being like "Man, I hope I get out of this thing. What the Hell is this?"

I was definitely a human in my previous life. My mother says I used to describe surgical procedures to her and I could read medical dictionaries.
I remember really liking the medical dictionaries, but I don't recall actually reading them or describing surgical procedures!

I remember when I was two or three years old, walking around in the backyard, thinking to myself "Wow, I've been here for three years already. I can't wait until I'm five."

I also remember quite a few memories of people and houses and buildings that were never actually in my current life. Every time I remember the memories, I feel like I really miss them.

I can only assume we go on forever. I have also experienced some things consciously that has confirmed to me that we definitely go on for quite a while longer than just one life.

If this is true, which I can most assuredly say YES it is, then all of this fear mongering and allegiences to this or that ideal and insane material distraction is very very pointless... but maybe that's the point. To learn a point from the pointless.

I also wonder whether our incarnations are linear. If time and reality are as blossoming as I think they are, then they would bloom in all directions.
We may not be able to handle the whole truth without going "insane".


reply posted on 27-7-2008 @ 11:34 PM by Anomen
reply to post by dunwichwitch


sounds like whatever you did in your past life... you really enjoyed. maybe almost to the point where when you died... you weren't ready to go. I dunno thats just what I'm getting from your post.

hopefully you can find that same passion in something in this life.



reply to post by Sarcastic:

Ouch. you gotta chill man... that was completely uncalled for. he probably threw that in there for sake of being flamed and called crazy... but he should have known that someone would find some way to use this comment against him.

get a life.


reply posted on 28-7-2008 @ 01:48 AM by cbass
reply to post by Grayarea


When we mourn, we mourn not for the dead for they are in a better place.
But, it is when we reach for the fruits of their labor that they are truely missed.
Mourning is a VERY selfish act and should be done away with.
when we mourn, we mourn for ourselves and not for the dearly departed.
It is "we" who miss them and not "They" who miss us!!!!
We are not concerned about their well-being rather we are concerned about ours. How to deal with life in the absence of our loved one.

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