Past Lives.

**ItsASecret** · 06-13-2011 05:25 PM

I'd suggest that ItsASecret, allow your mind to open to the possibilty of believing in re-incarnation. I think it's a beautiful thing to believe in

haha I like the idea for ease of thinking about things because it sounds better, but my scientific side refuses to dive into something that can be explained away with scientific logic...that side of me is strong and pure. However for entertainment sake I will stick with I was a hopeful descendent of Albert Einstein or something...cause he dead, was smart, and liked science as well lol.

**CHANDLERS WISH** · 06-13-2011 05:30 PM

Highjacking AA

See I thought that you were a part of him there ItsASecret, it all makes sense to me

**Agony_Aunt** · 06-14-2011 03:51 AM

I would choose to live in a old stone house with the wooden beams on the roof, and the big old stone fire place, rather than live in a new modern house.
I have always had a love for old buildings, I seemed to always be able to picture how a building looked by looking the the ruins.

If I was walking through the ruins, I'd say to myself, that's were the stairs were on the left, this was a hallway, and there was a door there and so on. I actually hadn't thought much about that until now. It's like you become familiar with things from your past.

So maybe that shows something. That's all I can think of for now though

**Maximus** · 06-14-2011 04:01 AM

Originally Posted by WildChild

It's not a matter of being "blessed" or "punished", it that we have things to learn. We are indeed spirits having a physical experience. Some spirits choose to have a limited number of physical experiences, others return again and again for a variety of reasons related to their own development and to facilitating the development of others.

Most beings get so caught up in the physical experience that they forget why they are here or even that they are not just physical creatures. They get caught up in bizarre behaviors, are destructive, follow religions, try to control others when they can't even control themselves, they are generally full of fears and anxieties and jealousies and addictions and collecting stuff and they just wreak havoc on themselves and everything around them. Poor things. They get so out of balance that they think somehow this is what they are supposed to be doing.

We are all part of the All That Is. Each individual but part of the whole. There is no "judgement' by others but rather a time of transition when you see truly what you did in the flesh, why you really did it and you experience the effects that had not just on yourself but on all around you. So if you did something kind, even if it was small, you will feel the effect it had on others. If you did something mean and cruel, raped someone for example, you will feel what they went through physically and emotionally, you will also experience what that did to those around them - this not about punishment but about learning and growing but depending on what you did, it could be a pretty awful experience. Basically it comes down to there is no "away" for what you do. Just like trash, you may put where you can't see it but its still there. Its all about balance, learning and growth toward evolving into a higher level being.

Growth isn't always pleasant and easy but it doesn't have to be as ugly as humans have generally made it.

My understanding is in line with what WC is stating...

**Little.Chuck** · 06-14-2011 04:28 AM

AA, I love 1800's houses with the pale stone building blocks and big chunky balconies. I don't think I could live in one though, I'd constantly be on the look out for spirits.

**CHANDLERS WISH** · 06-14-2011 06:12 AM

Originally Posted by Agony_Aunt

I would choose to live in a old stone house with the wooden beams on the roof, and the big old stone fire place, rather than live in a new modern house.
I have always had a love for old buildings, I seemed to always be able to picture how a building looked by looking the the ruins.

If I was walking through the ruins, I'd say to myself, that's were the stairs were on the left, this was a hallway, and there was a door there and so on. I actually hadn't thought much about that until now. It's like you become familiar with things from your past.

So maybe that shows something. That's all I can think of for now though

That is idential to what I see, idential and we have wooden beams in our bedroom, french doors one reason why I chose the house I bought something about it that made me feel like I was "home" ....

Ya making me scared we were sisters

LC I am way not afraid of ghosts I used to be but now I am fine with it...

It shows alot AA ...... I stated I can't fathom new churches only old I hate new courtyard homes so does CD, we love only the old and beams...tis weird

**Agony_Aunt** · 06-14-2011 06:44 AM

Yes there is definatley something that feels warm, cozy and at home in those old houses for me too.

The wooden floor's that have been there year's and year's, the old doors with the latch type handles, the big stone fire place, high ceilings with the beams. It def feels like home.

Haha, sister's in a past life? We'll never know!

Yep, where I live they built a new church, and it's got such an odd look to it. No tall steeple at all, and it's more of a flat oval shape. And when I see it, I think. That's just not a church, it looks nothing like one. It's strange how the old houses and church's we both like, both have tall ceilings and the wooden beams? Funny how things get connected in little ways.

**Little.Chuck** · 06-14-2011 08:36 AM

Originally Posted by Agony_Aunt

Yep, where I live they built a new church, and it's got such an odd look to it. No tall steeple at all, and it's more of a flat oval shape. And when I see it, I think. That's just not a church, it looks nothing like one.

Seems to be the standard with all new buildings now. I think they are trying to make them look modern, but whilst they are doing that they manage to ruin them and make them look nothing like what they are supposed to be.

We have the latch type handles in our house.