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ALABAMA
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The life before that one my name was Eric Lynn
and I was born in East Brewick Alabama sometime around the turn of the
century. I remember other children talking about Jack Johnson dating white
women when I was little. I played basketball in high school. I married
a woman named Natalie. My cousin Josh in this life was also my cousin in
that life. He lived in the country. My best friend's name was Bruce and
he is my cousin Gary in this life. I became a newspaper writer. I believe
I may have lived in Asheville North Carolina. I read greatly as I got older.
One day while walking down the street, I slipped, fell, and died instantly,
hitting my head against the sidewalk.
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I have memories from a past life as a child.
When I was small I was obsessed with the Civil War. I had two imaginary
friends, Jonathan and Thomas, and whenever my mother would ask me who I
was playing with I would tell her that I was playing with my brothers.
As far as I can tell I died around 1862 or 1863, when I was still a child
probably around 8 or 9 years old. I grew up in a small house in the
South with a mother, father, younger brother, and older brother. My father
was away, apparently fighting in the war when I died. I was probably
eight years old and had had a prolonged fever when I died. For some
reason growing up in Montgomery, Alabama I always had my "imaginary brothers"
who would share with me information about what had happened in their lives
and my family's lives as they grew older. Apparently my father, also
named Jon, had died during the Civil War, although I never found out what
battle he died at.
Anyway don't know if this is as descriptive as
some of the cases you have gotten. But I do think that somehow these
memories and my relationship with these "imaginary brothers" are symbolic
of my past life, as a small child growing up during the Civil War in the
South.
I know I just sent you an email, but I have one
other past life experience that I did not include in my previous email.
When I was in high school in Alabama, a friend
of mine and I decided to go out to "Satan's House." In the 1990s
a lot of kids partied there. It was down a long dirt road, with canopied
trees, and from the minute we got on the road I felt like I knew it.
I became nervous and uptight. When we got to the house I wouldn't
go in. I just stared at this small dogtrot house, knowing I had seen
it before. I told my friends that I had a weird feeling and something
bad had happened there. That night I had a dream. I was a young
girl in the 1900s or 1910s growing up in the country with a fairly large
family. Several days earlier my mother had given birth to a daughter.
She was still laid up in bed, and the baby hadn't even been named yet.
On that day I was watching my brothers, two year old twins, and my other
sister. I must have been about ten years old, my sister was five or six,
and I had another brother who was about eight. My father had gone
into town, and he was late getting back. I kept having to run into
the house and get things for my mother, and it was getting so late that
she wanted me to start dinner, but I just felt like playing with the new
baby, so I picked her up and took her out of the room and down towards
a creek that ran far behind the house. The next thing I heard was
a gunshot. I ran up to the house, holding the baby, and saw my father
standing in the dogtrot of the house with a rifle facing my Momma's room.
My eight year old brother was lying dead on the floor...shot in the head.
My sister was running off towards the road with one of the twins.
The other twin was nowhere to be found. I ran with my sister towards
the road, and heard the shot as my father killed my mother. He ran
after me, but stopped towards the edge of the road and killed himself.
I ran with my little sister and brother, holding the unnamed baby in my
arms until I got to a neighbor's house probably a mile down the road, and
they ran out for the police. Later we found out that the other twin
had ran down to the creek, fallen in and drowned. One of the neighbors,
a local farmer had found him cold in the river, and came and told us at
our neighbor's house.
This memory is extremely vivid to me, and although
the house I saw may not have been the same house it seemed very familiar.
This story has inspired me to write a short story about it, but I believe
this to be a past life regression as well. - Lauren
FLORIDA
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Hello - I enjoy your site so much. In 1973,
shortly after I relocated to Florida, a man I was dating wanted to show
me Palm Beach, Florida. We visited the White Hall home there.
My friend knew the history of White Hall whereas I had never heard of it.
As we proceeding into the tour I saw the beautiful marble stairs and my
eyes immediately went to a picture of a woman on the wall. The tour
guide had just told us the Mr. Flagler had built this estate for his wife
and that he had fallen down the stairs and subsequently died. Without
realizing why, I heard myself say "she pushed him down the marble stairs
and this led to his death" I then pointed to the picture of the woman of
the wall. The tour guide said that was his wife and I replied "she
shoved him". My friend was embarrassed, the tour guide seemed taken
aback, and I did not realize myself why I had uttered those words.
However, I KNEW in my soul that I was right. After leaving the estate
my friend told me that he was embarrassed that I had said that in such
loud overtones and also he stated that what I had said had been rumored
for years to be the cause of the death. As we toured Pam Beach I
saw places that looked so familiar and I began to describe the interior
of one of the beautiful homes in the area. Also as we dined at the
Breakers I felt unusually comfortable and at home there. I do believe
I was a resident of Palm Beach at one time. I have wondered since then
how I KNEW that and I believe it is a carry over from another life.
Thank you. Lavergne
GEORGIA
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Hello. I saw your sight and the chance to state
my past life and hopefully reconnect with others from my past life. I have
been haunted since i was very young with images I could not explain. As
I got older, more images came through. I met my now best friend in high
school and she taught me about reincarnation. It was the only thing that
made these images make sense. I have tried to put them together to figure
out what happened in this life but there are a lot of pieces missing. Here's
my story...
I was a young girl living on my family's plantation
in Georgia. I'm not sure of the year but my images range from shortly before
the Civil War to in the middle of it. My name started with an "S" but I'm
not sure exactly what it was. Maybe Samantha, Sarah, or Suzanne. I had
pale skin and long black hair. I lived on the plantation with my extended
family. This included aunts
uncles, cousins, brothers, sisters, my father, and slaves. I have
no memories of my mother and believe she died when I was very young. Us
children were really raised by the slaves. They cared for us, bathed us,
and loved us. The white adults really seemed to care less about us. As
we grew older, our white family became more interested in our lives. The
other children started acting more like the adults and making our slaves
answer to our every wish. I didn't like the way they treated them but thought
it was only from being spoiled. The slaves gave me the only love I knew
so I continued to treat them with all the respect and love I thought they
deserved.
I didn't think ill of my family until I found
my father beating one of the slaves. It was horrible. The slave was naked
and laying on a table or bed. My father was beating him with a leather
strap. The screams were ear wrenching. They didn't see me. From then on,
I was extremely afraid of my father and avoided him and the other white
adults as much as possible. Later on in this life, maybe a few years later,
I became friends with a white man a few years older than I. I think his
name was Andrew. He was educated. I think he may have been living on the
neighboring plantation. Andrew and I saw each other every day. We spent
hours talking in the orchard. He was just my friend, but I believe I was
in love with him. He taught me the truth about slavery and he was planning
to do something about it. There was something about going to Mississippi.
I can't remember what exactly he was going to do there to help the slaves
but he wanted me to come with him. Something happened, and I ended up not
going with him. Shortly after, the war started, my family hosted some confederate
soldiers in our house. There was one about my age who took a liking to
me. I think I also liked him but I wasn't in love with him. I still loved
Andrew. For some reason, I married him. I don't think I was forced but
persuaded by my father to marry him.
I continued to live on the plantation as he went
off to war. He came home at least once but went off again and died in battle.
After that, all I remember was feeling extreme despair. I had lost the
only two men who love me and the chance to fight for what i felt was right.
I don't know if I ever saw Andrew again but I think he was angry with me
for either not going with him, marrying someone else, or both. I believe
that Andrew is my soul mate. I think I know who he is in this life, and
think his anger continued into this life. I'm pretty sure I know who the
soldier is and our time together is over.
SOUTH CAROLINA
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I had a dream one time. It was a place.
There was a big concrete fountain in the middle of a walk way. The
walk way was surrounded by a large area of grass and scattered clusters
of trees. I just stood there looking at the fountain. I was
so sad. I usually dream in color. This dream was in black and
white. I had no idea where that place could be till I
move to the lowcountry in South Carolina. I have been past hundreds
of salt marsh areas that resembled the place where the fountain was to
a tee. But I have yet to find the fountain. It may be gone.
But I think I found out something terribly sad when I was there.
I also had a black and white dream about empty dirt roads. Lined
in Live Oaks.....every street in beaufort is like that. I believe
they are memories because they are the only two dreams I've had in black
and white and because there is a saddness that surrounds them... almost
a longing and because there is no one else around...I was totally alone
in them both. After we moved here when we would drive
around the town I would think to myself...this place has changed
so much. or I can't believe it's so different. I had never
been here before. Peg
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VIRGINIA
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Three years ago, I was only 12 ,
I went on a trip to Colonial Williamsburg with my school.The first thing
that looked familer to me was the jail.I felt as though I already knew
some of what the guide was telling us.It was the first time I have been
in that area of the country.When we got to the main street I just knew
I had seen the place before.I pictured myself,I guess you could call it
a vision, walking down the street with a long heavy layerd skirt.It was
white and I wore a brown vest ,under corset or something that seemed too
tight.It was hard to breath in it.Then that ended.
Then we went inside the wig shop.The guide was
telling us about how they'd use human hair for wigs.I then saw my head
being forced down on a table.I was scared,mad and someone had just chopped
my hair off.The hair was dark brownish red and curly, nothing like my hair
now. Later on we got to these things that they'd use to hold people down
in.I'm not sure what they are called.You put their hands and head in between
a block of wood and then lock them in it.Well that was the most familer.When
I saw it I just knew I had been there before.I felt so sure that I had
been held in one particular thing.I was scared of it but I forced my self
to get back in it and take a picture like everyone else.In it I felt scared
and mad,like someone had betrayed me.In my mind I heard people shouting
accuasing things at me.I don't remember what they were yelling,something
I did'nt want to hear.
My friends also said everything looked familer.One
friend said she had a dream about being a blacksmith there...the night
before we arrived there. Later on that night I rememberd telling my mom
when I was about 4 about someone named Winston, I think the name was who
had killed me. I wasn't excatly sure what all this meant but I looked it
up on the internet and there was in fact a family in Colonial Williamsburg
that was named Winston.Anyways thanks for your time.Blessed Be ~ Dana
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Every once in a while I
will be walking to work and when I pass by Ben Franklin or Church St. in
Smithfield VA I will get a vision that I am sweeping a porch of a general
store, I'm about 18 (I'm 50 now) same physical features that I have now,
I have a long blue dress on w/ a white apron. I can't make out the name
of the store 'cause it's blurred. Then I look up and I have a scared look
on my face, and I see these men coming in on horses shooting guns. I get
shot in the chest and I fall. Blessed Be :-) Audrey aka Regina
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