Reflective Journal Entries: Past Life

From Paula Gair, with thanks

I've never appreciated a Saturday morning quite as much as this one smile emoticon
Thought I would share something really interesting with you. 

Do you know how you sometimes get the feeling that you know somebody better than you should do when you first meet them? Well using Lucy's experience I did a past life regression. After 2 lives I asked the s/c to take us to a door where we knew each other - and it did. Twice in fact! How about that then 

1850's I was "Betty" and he was "Andrew" - a lawyer in his 50s who offered me advice when I was in my 20s and later in life I was dressed nicely with pearl earrings and a sorted life. Then mid wars. I was Sue, and he was Mark and he had been evacuated to the village I lived in Kent; in the 1930's we went for a trip "up town" (London?) and went to a Lyons tea rooms and ate cake (I was smart and he was a bit of a waster) and then later In my 50s I had left the village, moved to the seaside and he was in his 30s, had stayed in the village and was building a fence smile emoticon I asked the s/c to make note of where those doors were so we could go back.

And - something interesting - his door numbers didn't correspond to a year. His numbers were 8, 46, 23 and 156 and didn't seem to have any chronological time link (the first two doors lit up like normal rather than asking to be taken to a shared past life). His significant event in the first life was the death of his grandfather when he was 16. I was quite chuffed with my decision to send his current self to go to his past life self and be there for him and say anything that the 16 year old needed. 

Definitely a good grief counselling technique to use for the future.