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In my last post, some of you mentioned Egypt as a place high on your list of travel dreams. Reading about Egypt in your comments made me recall about an experience I had regarding this place. No…I have not been there physically. Rather, I traveled there in my mind. It was a “travel” that took place last year. If anything, the journey also got me to truly understand what abundance was.
The event happened during a period when I was contemplating if I should go back to the banking profession. The job market was booming. Salary prospects looked promising. “Would I sell my time once again to doing something that I am not inwardly passionate about,” I asked myself. “The money sure looks attractive,” I reasoned.
My then 6-year old elder daughter, Hui, came to me for a school project that she needed help in. Everyone in class was to present the country they would like to visit most.
“Now which country would you like to visit?” I asked.
“Egypt”, she replied matter-of-factly.
Egypt? I was confused. What did she know about Egypt? I have not mentioned Egypt as a place that I wanted to go nor did I recall ever having much conversations with her about pyramids, Egypt and all. Where did she get the idea from? I wondered.
“Honey, how about you present some place else?” I asked. “How about Disneyland in the States or Japan? Or how about presenting about Australia?” I wanted to change her mind, as I would rather help her with a place I knew more about or had an interest in. Talk about being such a practical mother!
No, it had to be Egypt. And neither could she explain the exact reasons why she was choosing this place.
Exasperated, I gave up persuading Hui after two days. In the end, I asked my husband to help her with the school project instead. It would not be too difficult for him as he had been to Egypt while he was a student. After viewing the completed project made in power point slides and complimenting Hui for “a great job”, I promptly forgot about her project.
One evening, some one to two months later, I was about to meditate. I decided to make an intention. A request, really. To ask to be shown what abundance was. (I was at that time still in turmoil, undecided whether or not to go back to my former profession.) I have not always gotten my prayer requests answered so quickly but strangely, my experience with this one was different.
As soon as I went into the Silence, I got a flash.
I “saw” a girl about 7-8 years old. She was dressed in white and standing next to a river. She could also be standing in a boat. I tried to get an impression of where she came from. She sure looked different. She had short hair in a bob style; and if anything, seemed to be wearing robes of a different era (definitely not modern!).
Mentally, I asked: Where is this place?
The answer was instant: Egypt.
What river is this?
Answer: River Nile.
I tried to get a sense of who she was and how she was like. She was wise beyond her years; beautiful, quiet.
I then asked: Do I know her? Who is she?
Inner knowing arose swiftly.
I was her.
The flash was gone.
I came out of meditation, filled with questions. What was it that I have just experienced? Was I really her? Was there a message for me? I could not wait for morning to come.
I called my friend the next day. She was an advanced meditator. Being intuitively attuned, she did a quick reading for me. Yes! I was the girl in Egypt. She warned me not to seek for answers. The answers will come naturally in a meditation, if they were meant to.
Was I going to listen to my friend? No. I was too anxious for a message. I needed to know. I needed to find out.
The next evening, I went into meditation, intending to find answers to my questions. Almost immediately, I was transported back to the same era. I saw the same girl this time, lying on a concrete slab.
Wait! Hold on a minute! She was terminally ill. She was incredibly sad. I felt her immense grief. Her emotional pain was more than the physical pain.
Was she leaving someone behind?
The answer was yes – she was.
If you use the camera, you’d know what I would be talking about here. It is like unzooming to get a wider perspective and you begin to see this other person in the same image. A little girl was standing next to her.
Tears started to roll down my cheeks.
I asked mentally, Who is this little sister?
The word “Egypt” popped into my mind.
Instinctively, I asked: Is she Hui?
Answer: Yes.
The dying girl did not want to leave behind the little sister she had. She found it hard to let go of her attachment to her sister. She loved her and knew that her little sister looked up to her. Her lifetime was just too short to experience all there was, with her sister.
Her grief consumed me. Like a floodgate, tears started to pour.
I could bear it no longer. I was sobbing at this point. I wanted to come out of my meditation. The last flash of insight came, just before I opened my eyes: Before passing on, the dying girl intended to meet her baby sister once again.
It was already 3 a.m. I sat on my bed in darkness, awakened. After all these years, I finally understood what abundance was. The chance to experience love again with Hui (and most likely, with each of my family members too). Love was the answer I was seeking for. Not money, not material wealth or a career with prospects.
I felt the raw emotion of pain and suffering. At the same time, I was grateful for the insight that came to me at such a deep level. Any knowing that my life was blessed was purely superficial up to this night. I had previously taken far too many things for granted. From the looks of things externally, I was abundant. But I had always focused on my lack; lamenting about the places I have not been and the things I did not have. What an idiot I was!
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There and then, I made up my mind. I decided not to go back to a banking job; so that I would always be available to walk my daughter to and from school. I’d cherish the chance to hold her hands as we take the walk together every day. I’d be there if she needed me.
Overnight, I experienced a shift. I started appreciating all the little things in life; being joyful in each moment of Now. I swore that I would not waste my life or ever to walk in unawareness of the beauty around again. I began to embrace whole-heartedly and deeply a wider definition of what abundance is: Peace, Love, Light, Joy, Beauty and Wisdom.
My “travel” to Egypt was the start of more revelations to come. By now, I already have a record of a number of “travels” in handwritten notes; enough to fill a book. Each time, my soul intended to come back to complete unresolved issues, to experience love again, to finish off lessons that I have yet learned. In a sense, I have never really “died”; merely transformed.
Lastly, I also decided to stay true to my meditative experiences. Still, it has taken me about a year before I am finally sharing more about them on my site.
Strangely, I felt a jolt while scouring through pictures of Egypt to go with this post. Will I want to visit Egypt physically? I don’t know. I really don’t. Perhaps, if I do ever make it there, I will have another tale to tell on this blog.
Now, over to you. Do you have any similar experiences to share? Do you often feel inclined to dressing up as someone from a different culture? Or have you ever gotten a deja vu feeling about a place you thought you have never visited before? Please write your story below.
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What a wonderful story, Evelyn. I think I’d like to go to Italy today.
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“After all these years, I finally understood what abundance was… Love was the answer I was seeking for. Not money, not material wealth or a career with prospects.”
What a wonderful revelation. I am slowly getting to the same point of understanding what true abundance means.
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I cried when I read your story. My life hasn’t made much sense. I know I really want to go to India and Tibet. I found increasing peace in Buddhism and Eastern studies. I feel like I am walking there right now. I lived in a Buddhist Temple in Japan. Now I wish I could repeat that experience in the home of our Buddhist forefathers. The whole culture has drawn me in. I feel like a visitor in my own country today. How strange.
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Wow, Evelyn. What a story! I’ve never experienced anything like that. But I’d sure like to hear if anyone else has!
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Thank you for sharing this very personal story of yours. Abundance is everywhere, if only all of us can open our eyes enough to see it.
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When I meditate I usually travel to my favorite place in northern michigan. It is so vivid that I can smell the forest, hear the loons, touch the sand, and feel the sun and the wind.
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I love this story Evelyn. Thank you for sharing it with us. I have always had the same connection with Mexico, but unlike your story I always knew I had to go. It was never revealed to me – I just knew.
In my family, mediumship and psychic ability run quite strongly so I have always been comfortable with the knowledge that there are other lives and ways to tap into them, and that there is much more to this world than what I can perceive with my 5 senses.
I have been to Mexico twice now and spent about 8 months there in total. As I wrote in my http://she-power.com/2008/09/19/whats-your-favorite-city-in-the-world/ post the other day, Mexico City is one of my favorite cities in the world.
I feel so at home in Mexico and my spirit so light. It’s like I am perpetually smiling and I feel a sense of belonging that is very hard to intellectually explain. Before I had my son I used to think I’d like to live there and run a hostel. But now I’m a mother I appreciate the safety of Australia, so I’d like to just go rent a holiday house every other year, or better yet, have a second home there!
I also have a connection to India, and in a psychic reading a few years ago, I was told I’d meet my guru there. An interesting thought…
Kelly
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@WriterDad, you mean that you have a connection with Italy?
@Vered, I experienced a profound change from knowing what abundance is and understanding its true essence on a deep level. I wish the same for you too. May you live with greater joy, peace, light and happiness!
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Karen, there must be a reason why you feel so deeply connected and drawn to India, Tibet and Buddhism. I’ve learned no longer to distrust my intuitive and subtle feelings, because most of the time they turned out fairly accurate.
Your account reminds me of an experience my girlfriend went through some years back. My girlfriend was of a non-Eastern religious faith but also loved traveling. When she visited a Buddhist temple in Taiwan, she fell onto her knees (something that she would not normally do) and tears started to flow. Till today, she could not explain why.
If you ever get to go to these countries, do write to me. I’d be interested to hear your stories.
Take care!
Hugs,
Evelyn
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@Hunter, me too! I’d be interested to know whether others have a similar story to share. I’d be more keen to read about others.
@Winnie, so true! Unfortunately, it has to take me so long to realize how abundant I was. Well, better late than never!
@Stacey, I smiled when you described the place you always go when you meditate. How nice to feel the peace, warmth and beauty!
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Kelly, yes…I read your post. It was when you mentioned spiritual connection and some others talking about Egypt in my last post that triggered my memory. I had not intended to share my story previously as I didn’t think that many readers will care to read about it. Oh well, since we are on the subject of travel dreams, I thought why not just share it?
It’s great to know that you are comfortable with the ideas of mediumship and psychic abilities. At least I know that you won’t find me a crackpot for discussing topics like these…LOL!!
You’d meet your guru in India? How about planning a trip there physically? Just make it a holiday and see where it leads you. I don’t consciously want to go to India myself; but subconsciously, I’ve been there in a number of lifetimes.
In light, love and truth,
Evelyn
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Oh Wow, Evelyn, that is so beautiful, touching, and absolutely amazing. I also have a strong draw to Tibet, India, and world religions and would love to go there as well as Vietnam. Something about those places speaks to me, and after your revelation I understand why. As strong as my desire to travel is, I know if I don’t have the opportunity to physically go, the fact that “time & space” are an illusion gives me solace.
I have also been cultivating joy in the Now, enjoying the simple things and it has made such a difference on my outlook on life. I feel the beauty of your spirit & it is sublime!
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Hi Evelyn,
I remember you sharing this revelation with me over dinner some months back, and I’m glad you’ve finally decided to share this with the rest of the community. I believe abundance transcends time, space and dimensions. While you may have perceived that there was insufficient love in that past life due to your premature demise, that abundance of love has always been there, waiting for you to rediscover it and embrace it. It’s wonderful to know that you have found it again.
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Evelyn,
May I quote you?
“It was already 3 a.m. I sat on my bed in darkness, awakened. After all these years, I finally understood what abundance was. The chance to experience love again with Hui (and most likely, with each of my family members too). Love was the answer I was seeking for. Not money, not material wealth or a career with prospects.”
I know that breakkthrough to abundance. Once that happens you know you are abundant and you can NEVER be poor again! THANKS.
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Hello Anne, I am wondering if you are reading my mind. I was thinking about India, Bhutan and Vietnam – places of lifetimes that I have been – but have not gotten to the point of sharing about them yet.
I am not sure that it is all that important to physically go to places that you have a connection with; although the experiences may turn out to be interesting. I don’t actually feel the physical need to travel to all of them. I would also agree to “time and space” being an illusion. Like you said, it can provide enough solace.
Thank you for enjoying the posts on this site and for appreciating the beauty and light that speak so much to you. Much blessings to you – Always!
In love, light and truth,
Evelyn
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Hello Irene, thanks for your warm support as always. It’s true – my experience has been a coming home for me.
I’m also so glad to have like-minded friends like yourself who are embracing abundance and love, in pretty much the same way!
Much blessings to you!
Evelyn
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It is interesting. I have felt like travelling to Ireland. I have been there before and stayed there touring for 2 to 3 wks. Now a girlfriend is asking me to go there and stay there for a longer period. I do feel like laeving the security of a good paying job here and embark on this journey. But so far i have npot materialise it for fear that i future will be insecure and i will end up in poverty.
I am a complex human being but am enlightened and comforted in the spiritual dimension. I realise it also entails in abandoning my comfort zone for the journey. Then the other side tells me that i do not have to travel for self discovery. I may merely trying to escape the rigours of life. But self discovery and serenity can be discovered through discipline and like minded comradeship in this spiritual endeavour. However, I do lack consistency in these 2 areas.
I do not write as a habit, but when i do, i feel that there so much to write to know and share about my sublime self. Of course, this is not an area to write extensively but perhaps i could do with a bit of discipline by writing in papers and discarding them for the benefits of sublimination.
Thanks for the great blog , Evelyn
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Hello Harmony, the signs are pretty obvious to anyone; but I needed to be hit on my head with the sledgehammer in order for myself to start noticing and appreciating all that I have in my life. Geez…it felt like I have been walking in darkness for years and suddenly, there was light!
I am glad that you have had that breakthrough too! Yes…with a raised abundance consciousness, I know that I’d never be poor again!
Much blessings to you – Always!
Evelyn
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Thank you for this.
I wish I go to someplace I don’t know, but when I dream, it’s always a mashup of everything that I’ve ever known.
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@Man, I’d say that no one can really decide but yourself whether or not it is a good idea to go to Ireland for a longer period. Only you know yourself best if you are trying or not to escape the rigors of life.
There is no way round it. If you want to embark on a path of self discovery and spirituality, you need to put your heart and soul into it. It is just like any other thing that you do. With persistence, only can you find yourself making some headway.
Much blessings to you!
@Matthew, it is not uncommon to have dreams that do not seem to point to anything enlightening. I’d recommend meditating and focusing on the breath to gain some clarity before bedtime. All the best!
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This is a beautiful story, Evelyn. And reading, it touches off in me – what kind of life I’m living. Do I take things for granted? The little things that are there everyday. Do I let work, and deadlines, and general busy-ness get in the way of continuing to develop more lasting relationships with my wife and children? I hope not, but I do question it. I need to spend some time on this. And see where it takes me.
Your story here is enlightening, and one filled with hope. Hope for abundant tomorrows.
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That was a beautiful story. I have never had a dream or meditation of dying in another life or traveling in another life, but when I traveled in real life to Ireland I had the strange sensation of feeling like I had *come home to my native land* for the first time in my life. I am an American. It was very surreal. I Have Irish roots. I’m not sure what it meant.
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Wow! After wiping the tears from my face, I went straight to “subscribe.” I never want to miss another word from you. Thank you so much for sharing this amazing adventure!
Rita
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Wow Evelyn, what a beautiful story and a touching end result. Thank you so much for sharing your experiences.
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After Yoga (during Shavasana) I get many flashes of scenes, but nothing concrete. I have to start diving into these memories and feelings. Reading your post made me realize the depth of thoughts and feelings that are waiting for me to discover. Of course I’ve felt this before, but this post helped me see what I’m missing. Thanks!
I’m going to go home and give it a try. Wish me luck.
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Awesome journey you took us all on! I’ve never experienced the world that way — my revealed insights come in different ways. I feel drawn to the tropics, the ocean, and to Oriental culture, but I also enjoy the free-spirited lifestyles of many Latino cultures. Maybe I will find this place, but for now, Colorado is a pretty fun place to be.
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Hi Evelyn. What a beautiful story! I had tears in my eyes. I have deja vu experiences a lot but as quickly as they flash into my life, they are gone and forgotten.
I have experienced dreaming about a person once, before I met them. And another time a friend was talking to me about a spiritual practitioner she was working with. At the mention of his name a chill passed over me and I KNEW I had to meet him. At the time I was living in Toronto and he was living in Vancouver. He would fly to Toronto once per week to see clients. He was one of the many “coincindences” that came into my life that led to me moving to Vancouver. Life has an interesting way of directing our paths
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When I watch the movie Braveheart or hear the bagpipes I am strongly drawn to Scotland. My ancestors on my Mom’s side about five generations back come from there. This is a beautiful confirmation of your true calling by showing you what it isn’t.
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The story is beautiful and touching. I believe we are drawn not only to places but also to people. I know so many people to whom I was drawn to and who changed my life for better in their own way and vica versa.
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Lance, I am honored that you are trying to interpret lessons for yourself from what I have just shared.
The questions of “what am I”, “what am I here for” or “am I spending enough time with my family” are ones that very much affected by your current perspective of life, dreams and goals. Asking is good and it is the first step. However, it is the level of awareness and consciousness that you have which gives energy to the questions.
What perhaps sums up how best to live is really to be in the present moment of Now. You give fully or 100% to the present moment. When you are with your family, you do not think about going back to your PC. When you are with your football team, you are totally there with the kids. When you are at work, you do not feel guilt that you are spending little time with your family.
When you connect to the Now, you are connected to the creative life force. There is no guilt, sorrow, worry or doubt that this moment is the most important one for you. Neither is your ego present. You are joyful, fully aware and very awake.
Namaste
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@Wendi, visiting a place can do that for us. I’ve just a thought that you may have been to Ireland before. It is not a remote possibility. I’ve been of every color, race, nationality and religion in all my past lives.
@Rita, thanks for subscribing. I humbly suggest that something in my story must have “spoken” to you. It will be a good idea to explore what it is. Much blessings to you – always!
@Ariel, thank you for your feedback. Glad that you’ve enjoyed my post. Much blessings to you!
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@Karl, great idea! Go home and meditate on these hot flashes. I do that sometimes if I get a certain sensing. Never seek, though. Just let whatever insights arise. All the best!
@spaceagesage, it is not so much about experiencing the world in this manner but it is a delving into the past lifetimes of my soul. One soul many lifetimes.
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Davina, thanks for letting me know my story has touched you. I am wondering if you may be able to get a better sensing through meditating over these deja vu feelings as soon as they happen. Here’s how I would do it: in the evening or at the first available opportunity, I’d do a quiet sitting. When I am focused on my breath enough, I’d try to connect with the deja vu feeling I had earlier and “see” where the feeling takes me.
I’m glad that you are following your hunches with the relocation and all. Your guides are taking care of you and pointing you in a certain direction, I’d say.
All the best to you! Thanks for urging me to go back to bed this rainy morning!
In love, light and truth,
Evelyn
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@Tom, come to think of it…you do look a little Scottish to me! Thanks for enjoying my post!!
@Avani, oh yes…it is a matter of recalling our memory. The imprints that still lie in our subconscious of souls we have met previously. Thanks, too, for enjoying my post!
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Hi Evelyn – I was in tears as I read this (I say as I wipe my eyes).
It’s love that we all really want, isn’t it – when we go for the externals, deep down it’s really because we think we will experience more love in some way – but it can take us a while to educate ourselves that externals won’t do it for us (it has me, anyway).
Thanks Evelyn – that was really beautiful (I have deja vu experiences now and then but not any of particular significance – and I’m intrigued with a six-yr-old doing a powerpoint presentation – it’s an amazing time to be in)
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Oh Robin, it’s warming to find out that my post has touched your heart. I didn’t realize that such an experience would have a profound impact on others or I’d have shared about it sooner. Perhaps it is good timing too; any earlier, I may not have known you and some of the other bloggers who have admitted to shedding tears.
Yes it is love that we have come to experience. Every single lifetime. For every repair or healing that we need, we have to return. For our souls to evolve and advance, we need to repeat the lessons that we have not yet learned.
Yes these are exciting times for me! Not just in observing my older daughter making a powerpoint presentation. I truly wonder how my two girls will turn out, knowing that they’ll get to learn from me about souls, lifetimes and all. An education like no other, I believe.
Much blessings to you!
Evelyn
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I think most of my inspirations come from the people around me. I actively create imaginative things while having a conversation.
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Hi Evelyn – this is amazing. Do you think it’s a sign that you should visit Egypt?
Years ago, I dreamt quite often that I was French and had been beheaded. I was weird – often I woke up actually speaking French and I would have bad pains in my neck.
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Hi Evelyn,
Yup, I was one of those who wants to visit Egypt. What an amazing story. The message you received is SO important. It’s all about love, isn’t it?
I’ve never had an experience like this, but have felt the deja vu feeling.
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Cath, what interesting sharing! I wouldn’t be surprised if it really happened lifetimes ago.
If you continue to experience unexplained back pains in your neck and cannot find a cure, you may want to consider doing some form of past life clearing. The past is over. You don’t have to be haunted by your dreams and aches anymore. Leave them behind by cutting the ties!
Do note that this is just my suggestion; it’s really up to you how or whether you would like to address your pain.
Love, light and truth,
Evelyn
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@Matthew, I am not sure quite what you mean and how your feedback is related to the content of this post. Can you kindly elaborate further?
@Barbara, thanks to you and some others….I remembered that I had a story tucked somewhere about Egypt. I wasn’t thinking of publishing it online but have lately, been entrusting my guides to nudge me if I am meant to share anything I have come to know with others. So once again, thanks for helping to provide the lead for me to publish my account here!
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I’ve always felt like I should have been born in South America, someplace like Venezuela, or Bolivia. Probably because as a college student, I made a lot of South American friends, and instantly felt “at home” with them. Probably also because I have some Spanish blood in my ancestry.
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What a beautiful experience! And a great explanation for the feelings of deja vu or connection when we arrive at a place (we think) we’ve never been to. I’m subscribing because I can’t wait to see what happens next!
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@Pink Ink, how interesting…I won’t be surprised if you found out that you’re still holding the imprint of your South American roots in your subconscious!
@Betsy, welcome! I’m at a loss for words…that you’d like to read more from my own personal journals. They are all handwritten and I will need some time to piece my notes together. Your feedback will be a good incentive for me to get going. All this time, I’ve been meaning to put my notes together more as a legacy for my girls rather than to publish them so publicly. I may just change my mind!
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Evelyn, your story moves me deeply. I love that you share from the heart of your soul.
The reincarnation literature indicates that most human beings lose their past-life memories as young children, and that if you wish to access them as an adult, you’d typically need to undergo a past-life regression.
I believe you have a gift that allows you access to past lives for your healing and enlightenment. You’re an example to those of us who would like to believe that we too can have this access for the same reasons.
Personally, I have only fleeting (yet highly disturbing) memories of past events minutes before death. I’ve had a strange feeling that I walked in a certain section of the city where I currently live (as a hopeless drunk), and interestingly, not far from where I was born.
We’d do well not to go looking for the darkness in our souls, but if darkness arises, meditating on past-life memories is a potentially healing avenue to follow, as clearing any blocks that come up for healing can only help us clear a path to growth and fulfillment.
I have so much more I could say, but I think this will do for now. Thank you for being so open with us.
Christopher
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Ooh, great story. I used to get very clear dreams about a year in advance of going someplace. Very specific ones. And I do get deja vu . Very jarring.
I think I am very suggestible and of course have lots of imagination which I use comfortably, but these kinds of dreams…have not visited me lately…hm, perhaps I need to relax, or meditate.
I have been so focused on rebuilding inside, very goal oriented. The storm mixed things up so thoroughly…
Do you meditate daily?
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I’ve never dreamed about other countries, but I’ve seen some things in meditation. None of them seemed to be happy ones.
One was a monastery in France and I was a monk who starved to death after all the others had left. Also I was a Native American studying to be a shaman, but I was killed by three other young men before I finished my training. Also, I was a young woman in China around the 1500′s who was being exploited by a cruel older man. I believe that man became my mother in this life.
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Hi Evelyn. Thanks for the suggestion of how to work with deja vu experiences. I’ll wait for the next one and give it a try.
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Christopher, thanks for sharing your thoughts on this topic.
I have never thought that I was special or anything, in the ability to regress past lives. As you correctly pointed out, all of us have access to the same ability. Whether or not we are able to access it, is largely dependent on whether we choose to believe it or not and how much we want to heal ourselves from our past traumas.
Healing in present life or as far as back to our childhood days in currrent life, can only go so far but healing at a deeper level requires us to eliminate imprints in our subconscious that continue to haunt us today. So the question is which level do you really want to heal yourself – scraping at the surface or addressing issues at the soul? If healing is possible and can be complete just by accessing current life records, I’d be more than happy to recommend not to go into past lives. However, if there is an incompleteness, then you may find it necessary to deal with your problems at soul level and to prevent further karma.
Perhaps, another post on this topic is in order. I did not see the need to previously. It would be nice to always publish articles on miracles, dreams and all. However, such is the duality of existence – we must deal with the shadows before there can be light.
Love, light and truth,
Evelyn
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@Janice, if you are very suggestible (like me), then it may be easy for you to go into hypnosis. If you have difficulty doing it on your own, you can always go to a NLP practitioner or trained hypnosist. This is assuming that you have a current life issue so easily or that you wish to reprogram your mind.
Meditation is like self hypnosis. Your mind quietens to or below an alpha level and yet you are awake. Yes, I meditate almost everyday.
@Dot, most of my past life memories are not happy ones too. However, in their ugliness, they hold the secret to where our growth areas need to be in for our soul to evolve. We also tend to take on different roles with the same family members, friends or enemies in each lifetime. Thanks for sharing! At least, I know one person (yourself) on the web now that can testify to having accessed the same ability to see past lives.
@Davina, write to me or share it on your blog, ok? I’d be interested to find out if anything happened in this regard.
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