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GhostNurse
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 Posted: Tue Apr 19, 2011 9:59 am Post subject: Past Life Regression? |
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Does anyone believe in Past Life Regression? Or ever had it done?
Years ago when I was at Primary School and didnt know next to nothing about WW2. I used to have dreams and they were reaccuring for many years about that I was in WW2.
I must have only been about 8 years old when these dreams started to happen to me.
For many years it was the same dream, That I was in Australia and was seeing WW2 happen infront of me.
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Many years later I had a dream that I was in a WW2 Concentration Camp. It was divided off my wire. One section for the men and one for the ladies and children.
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Sorry this isnt in the Dreams section of the forum. I believe that I have always had some kind of interest in WW2. Why as a child would I be getting these dreams?
I would like to have the Past Life Regression done to see if I was actully involved in WW2 in some way.
I was born in 1976. |
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D B Sweeney
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When you were 8 did you have a TV at home GhostNurse and a radio and did you also have books, magazines and newspapers around?. Did the people around you talk a lot?. Did you attend primary school?.
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GhostNurse
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| yes to all those questions, why? |
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D B Sweeney
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| Posted: Tue Apr 19, 2011 10:15 am Post subject: |
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| GhostNurse wrote: | | yes to all those questions, why? |
Because we don't grow up not being affected by everything we see or hear, especially at such an impressionable age when our mind is still a huge sponge taking in everything.
Consider everything you saw or heard either consciously or subconsciously between the age of 2 to 8 and I mean EVERYTHING. How much of that would have had some connection with war and specifically WW2?. Quite a significant amount I'd bet.
TV, radio, magazines, books, school, play, conversations, posters, friends, movies, family, relations...all sources of information where you could potentially pick up on facts, memories and imagery of WW2.
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thecactus
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| Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2011 12:26 am Post subject: |
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D B Sweeney, I think that is called a leading question DB  |
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D B Sweeney
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It is a leading question Cactus. What I'm suggesting is that we don't grow up in a vacuum and whether we know it, admit it or not we (especially until we're about 9-10) soak up information like sponges.
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thecactus
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What I'm suggesting is that we don't grow up in a vacuum and whether we know it, admit it or not we (especially until we're about 9-10) soak up information like sponges.
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and that is exactly the reason many believe we lose the ability to see spirits etc... if you have the dvd of the film 'sixth sense' there is a great documentary after it which goes into this - which includes the maker of the sixth sense, maker of the exorcist, maker of ghost who all done a lot of research - they believe young children especially babies can see spirits |
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D B Sweeney
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| Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2011 12:50 am Post subject: |
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Or maybe children and babies 'see' ghosts because their imaginations aren't constrained by the facts and physics of the way the real world operates that we acquire (or at least some of us do) as we grow older and hopefully wiser.
Film makers, writers and directors aren't scientists - they're storytellers.
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thecactus
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| Posted: Wed Apr 20, 2011 2:00 am Post subject: |
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| all fiction has an element of fact - there is no smoke without fire |
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D B Sweeney
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| thecactus wrote: | | all fiction has an element of fact - there is no smoke without fire |
The early bird catches the worm. What goes around comes around. Everything happens for a reason.
I can type meaningless sayings that have with overuse lost any credibility when used too
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thecactus
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The early bird catches the worm. What goes around comes around.
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I dont consider these meaningless - although i say 'the early worm beats the bird'  |
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ALEX LOCKWOOD
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| Posted: Tue May 10, 2011 2:13 am Post subject: Re: Past Life Regression? |
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Thank you for sharing your experience, Ghost Nurse. In answer to your questions, the answer is 'yes' to both. I've had two 'regressions': 15/02/2011 and 1/3/2011. Both were amazing experiences, and proved very productive by filling in gaps, especially regarding the 'interlife states'. I've not been able to access these through 'self-regression'. For some months I've been creating a website with information on my Past Lives.
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cuddly
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| I’ve had 3 past life regression sessions till now. It is real and I didn’t make up any stories. I was so excited to know the answers for so many questions I had. I didn’t have the between life experience but I’ll have that session in the future. |
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SHADOWDANCER
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| Posted: Tue May 31, 2011 3:27 am Post subject: |
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DB - The early bird catches the worm. What goes around comes around.
Cactus - I dont consider these meaningless - although i say 'the early worm beats the bird' |
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SHADOWDANCER
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| Posted: Tue May 31, 2011 3:37 am Post subject: |
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DB -
It is a leading question Cactus. What I'm suggesting is that we don't grow up in a vacuum and whether we know it, admit it or not we (especially until we're about 9-10) soak up information like sponges.
The early bird catches the worm. What goes around comes around. |
Cactus -I dont consider these meaningless - although i say 'the early worm beats the bird' |
I'm glad we don't ''grow up in a vaccuum". It could be very dusty! And the"sponge" - DB, were you a very soggy child? And what happened when you were 10? Did you suddenly dry out? 
Were the bird and the worm on a roundabout? And the worm must've had a very big stick to ''beat the bird"! |
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