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Thinking about reincarnation... (?)
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no one important
Feb 6, 2012, 6:30:06 PM2/6/12
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I have often thought about reincarnation (especially the last few months),
if it is a reality; who we may have been, why we may be here again, if it
is really another chance to get it right, will we, if not will we have yet
another life to try again... ?
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still listening to The Sisters of Mercy - Floodland
if it is a reality; who we may have been, why we may be here again, if it
is really another chance to get it right, will we, if not will we have yet
another life to try again... ?
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still listening to The Sisters of Mercy - Floodland
Ethan42
Feb 11, 2012, 3:35:30 PM2/11/12
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no-one-i...@nowhere.net (no one important) wrote in
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> I have often thought about reincarnation (especially the last few
> months), if it is a reality; who we may have been, why we may be here
> again, if it is really another chance to get it right, will we, if not
> will we have yet another life to try again... ?
>
>
I doubt much about reincarnation, but I don't say it is something that
cannot be. Some people think their lives are over and there is nothing.
I believe in reincarnation.
According to Buddhism believe, people can have one of seven gifts.
One of them is remembering past lives. Another is telepathy for
instance.
There are others.
Buddhism started out of Shamanism, so it's very old.
Believing in reincarnation is something one can only feel individually.
I know a woman from Brazil who knows about her past lives.
She tells me many times I meet her.
Apart from that...people sense energies on the earth plane, and they
seem to recognize those energies.
There are not many people in my country who for instance talk about the
2nd world war energies that can be felt here in the Netherlands.
They feel them in the dunes, next to the North Sea. Germans have had
their outposts there, to watch out for allied invasions. Resistance folk
have been killed there too.
It's natural to some people. Sometimes it's recognizing the same.
Talking about gives a sense of belonging...giving the idea some untold
knowledge...maybe a shared history is there.
Knowing we are a next generation, born out of people born during the
war, we carry the knowledge of sensing those energies with us. Like
natural.
There are also people who never talk about it. They might feel it too,
but never say something. My dad never wanted to, for instance. His city
was bombed in WW2.
Reincarnation is something very interesting to me. Just because some
meetings with people seem to be mystical...or either of some historic
purpose/meaning/vagueness.
I am aware I can drop the whole reincarnation issue.
My own, I probably don't know...I don't have that gift. No one tells me
about it.
Sometimes I guess it's ones nation, ones birthplace, soemtimes it's war,
sometimes a certain death.
A feeling deeply felt...within the chain of your family.
------
Reincarnation...
It is sometimes fashionable to say: I was a jew and murdered by the
nazis.
There are people who do that.
Why haven't they been the nazis in a previous life?
news:4f30624d...@news.localnet.com:
> I have often thought about reincarnation (especially the last few
> months), if it is a reality; who we may have been, why we may be here
> again, if it is really another chance to get it right, will we, if not
> will we have yet another life to try again... ?
>
>
cannot be. Some people think their lives are over and there is nothing.
I believe in reincarnation.
According to Buddhism believe, people can have one of seven gifts.
One of them is remembering past lives. Another is telepathy for
instance.
There are others.
Buddhism started out of Shamanism, so it's very old.
Believing in reincarnation is something one can only feel individually.
I know a woman from Brazil who knows about her past lives.
She tells me many times I meet her.
Apart from that...people sense energies on the earth plane, and they
seem to recognize those energies.
There are not many people in my country who for instance talk about the
2nd world war energies that can be felt here in the Netherlands.
They feel them in the dunes, next to the North Sea. Germans have had
their outposts there, to watch out for allied invasions. Resistance folk
have been killed there too.
It's natural to some people. Sometimes it's recognizing the same.
Talking about gives a sense of belonging...giving the idea some untold
knowledge...maybe a shared history is there.
Knowing we are a next generation, born out of people born during the
war, we carry the knowledge of sensing those energies with us. Like
natural.
There are also people who never talk about it. They might feel it too,
but never say something. My dad never wanted to, for instance. His city
was bombed in WW2.
Reincarnation is something very interesting to me. Just because some
meetings with people seem to be mystical...or either of some historic
purpose/meaning/vagueness.
I am aware I can drop the whole reincarnation issue.
My own, I probably don't know...I don't have that gift. No one tells me
about it.
Sometimes I guess it's ones nation, ones birthplace, soemtimes it's war,
sometimes a certain death.
A feeling deeply felt...within the chain of your family.
------
Reincarnation...
It is sometimes fashionable to say: I was a jew and murdered by the
nazis.
There are people who do that.
Why haven't they been the nazis in a previous life?
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