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How to Learn About Your Past Lives
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.

How to Learn About Your Past Lives

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.

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

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.

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.

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 in 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....

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.

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.

6. Visit museums, landmarks and historical sites. Pay attention to the feelings these evoke.

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... Victorian 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.

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.

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

Two books that I like and have helped me are:

"Practical Guide to Past Life Memories" by Richard Webster

"Discovering Your Past Lives" by Gloria Chadwick.

Written and Compiled by Cindi Wafstet

Posted by Cougar Saturday, September 02, 2006 (01:38:01)