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Title: For those interested in reincarnation and what happens between lives
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Published: Dec 21, 2011
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Post Date: 2011-12-21 12:19:02 by PSUSA2
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Here are a couple of books written by a regression hypnotist that stumbled onto this topic. It goes well beyond the standard past life regressions.

If you want to know why people are the way they are, and why life is so difficult, and what happens after death, this is a possible answer that goes well beyond the "you must have FAITH, my child!" nonsense.

To me, this has the "ring of truth", based on what I already see and know, but your mileage may vary.


www.filedino.com/gx2izwm2nvp0

This remarkable book uncovers--for the first time--the mystery of life in the spirit world after death on earth. Dr. Michael Newton, a hypnotherapist in private practice, has developed his own hypnosis technique to reach his subjects' hidden memories of the hereafter. The resulting narrative acts as a progressive "travel log" of the accounts of twenty-nine people who were placed in a state of superconsciousness. While in deep hypnosis, these subjects movingly describe what has happened to them between their former reincarnations on earth. They reveal graphic details about how it feels to die, who meets us right after death, what the spirit world is really like, where we go and what we do as souls, and why we choose to come back in certain bodies.

www.megaupload.com/?d=VXXOFIL1

Michael Newton is one of a handful of published researchers who is adding to our knowledge of life between lives through the use of hypnosis. In coming decades, this kind of research should build and expand until we have a detailed understanding of life on the higher dimensions.

In this book he continues his years of investigations, taking us further into an understanding of the soul's journey in and out of incarnation. Some topics covered in this book are (1) The various ways recently deceased souls try to make contact with those left behind, (2) How our spiritual energy is restored after a difficult incarnation or traumatic death, (3) How our between-life vocations can manifest in our earthly careers, (4) More on colors as indications of levels of attainment, (5) Spiritual names, (6) Much more on our soul groups, and how we interact between and during incarnations, (7) The "Council of Elders", a review panel of higher beings who help us gain insight on our lives just after we complete one, and just before we begin a new one, (8)How souls are "born" from higher levels into the level we spend time in between lives, (9) Extensive case studies of the "library" of past lives which souls study in between lifetimes. With Newton's work and those of similar investigators we are finally gaining an understanding of life in higher dimensions based on research and first-hand reports, rather than speculation and belief. Other than Newton's work, two other good books along this line are out of print, but generally not hard to find. One is LIFE BETWEEN LIVES (1986) by Whitton and Fisher. That book also follows the case-study approach. A second book is EXPLORING REINCARNATION (1987) by Hans Tendam. This book is a rigorous summary of the whole subject of past lives, life between lives, and the reliability of hypnosis as a tool of investigation. It's not a light read, but is the most in depth and thorough book on the subject to date, and essential reading for anyone who wishes to become well informed about it.

If you want them, I suggest reading them in order. The 2nd book builds on the first book.

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#1. To: PSUSA2 (#0)

Thank you for this posting. I have always lived with the awareness of my last incarnation, where I was born in Scotland and died on a sub during WW2. People always thought I was strange talking about my life as Alan, especially when I was a child and it was very clear to me.

The issue is terribly important to me now and I have spent hours trying to ask the universe questions:

Where is Neal now? Is his soul safe from evil? Does he remember me or did he forget me when he died, as we tend to forget past lives when born? Will I see him again or is our love gone forever? He has disappeared from my dreams, and I used to dream of him all the time when he was alive. He used to get in big trouble for making me mad in a dream.

So yes, thank you, It would be nice to have an idea what happens after death and I could see that that is knowledge we have if we dig deeply enough into our consciousness.

octavia  posted on  2011-12-21   12:38:52 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#3. To: octavia, PSUSA2 (#1)

Thanks, PS.

This subject has intrigued me since reading about that "soul surviver" kid who at some 9 years old allegedly recalls incredible detail of his life until he was shot down and killed during WWII, even remembering faces of shipmates well enough to recognize and name them at navy reunions 60 years after the fact.

These days with the internet it makes it very possible to test the validity of alleged memories.

If this is true, the ramifications are of course absolutely enormous and blow away the relevancy of so very much of what we think is important in the day to day lives we all get caught up in. Are we inherently immortal, or perhaps connected to or a very part of the universe itself, with our fate tied to it? Are souls immortal or is it possible they/we can still be destroyed? If/when the universe burns out 100 billion years from now, do we go with it or are we more than even that? Do we have a power that is associated with our beings which enable us to actually shape what happens to us?

Thanks for the links and info.

Pinguinite  posted on  2011-12-21   13:43:27 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#4. To: Pinguinite, octavia, PSUSA2, Original_Intent, abraxas (#3)

Are souls immortal or is it possible they/we can still be destroyed? If/when the universe burns out 100 billion years from now, do we go with it or are we more than even that? Do we have a power that is associated with our beings which enable us to actually shape what happens to us?

when you consider the concept of being made in the image of God, the mind broadens. If we truly made in the image of God, then like God, we would exist outside of space/time, beyond the 10 dimensions of string theory or the 11 dimensions of M theory. Also, if we are made in his image, then all the associated abilities are ours as well.

farmfriend  posted on  2011-12-21   13:51:27 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#12. To: farmfriend (#4)

when you consider the concept of being made in the image of God, the mind broadens. If we truly made in the image of God, then like God, we would exist outside of space/time, beyond the 10 dimensions of string theory or the 11 dimensions of M theory. Also, if we are made in his image, then all the associated abilities are ours as well.

Exactly. I have used variations on that same argument much to the consternation of some very narrow minded people - mainly so-called Christians.

Philosophically you can find many of same PHILOSOPHIC premises in all major religions. That man is not an animal but IS a spiritual being independent of the body inhabited for one lifetime. That concept scares the PTB on several levels

People who are aware that the death of their body is not a personal death are not as easy to control. People who cease to have a pathological fear of death as a personal and permanent demise have a greater willingness to expend that body for that most ephemeral and yet most valuable of all goods - freedom.

Religious leaders fear it because they place themselves in the position of controlling individual spiritual existence and use it as a means of control i.e., "If you don't do what I say God won't love you anymore and then you'll die forever."

The following simple syllogism will drive most materialistic Western Christians to a near rage as it conflicts deeply with their attitudes and forces them to think and examine those beliefs:

God created man in his own image.
God is a spirit not a body and exists independent of the flesh.
Therefore man is a spiritual being that exists independent of the flesh.

Original_Intent  posted on  2011-12-21   14:08:08 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#14. To: Original_Intent (#12)

I believe animals have souls too. I have some cats and dogs on the other side I really want to see again. Besides, the cat grabbing me right now and making me kiss her has a very great soul on board.

octavia  posted on  2011-12-21   14:34:34 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#15. To: octavia (#14)

I believe animals have souls too.

If people have souls that are reincarnated, and evolution is how life changes on earth, then it's very logical to conclude that animals could/should have souls as well. In fact since the difference between animals and lower life forms including plants is rather subjective or abstract, then it could be argued that all life forms could have souls tied to them.

As I said the ramifications are pretty huge. I'm still having chicken for dinner tonight though.

Pinguinite  posted on  2011-12-21   15:19:28 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#80. To: Pinguinite, Original_Intent, christine, Jethro tull, James Deffenbach, turdle, farmfriend (#15)

If people have souls that are reincarnated, and evolution is how life changes on earth, then it's very logical to conclude that animals could/should have souls as well. In fact since the difference between animals and lower life forms including plants is rather subjective or abstract, then it could be argued that all life forms could have souls tied to them.

As I said the ramifications are pretty huge. I'm still having chicken for dinner tonight though.

In the film AVATAR the Na'vi had a ritual they performed when they harvested a critter for victuals. The animal's soul went to be with Eywa, the guiding force and deity of Pandora and the Na'vi.

I hope this is true because I'd be heartbroken if I won't ever see my beloved Budgies Wheetie and Marty, or my cat Ootie again.

HOUNDDAWG  posted on  2011-12-31   2:17:14 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#116. To: HOUNDDAWG (#80)

In the film AVATAR the Na'vi had a ritual they performed when they harvested a critter for victuals. The animal's soul went to be with Eywa, the guiding force and deity of Pandora and the Na'vi.

I hope this is true because I'd be heartbroken if I won't ever see my beloved Budgies Wheetie and Marty, or my cat Ootie again.

While I don't believe in reincarnation I have always hoped that God made provisions for the animals too. I have had some pets who were very dear to me and it makes me hope that the story about the Rainbow Bridge is true.

James Deffenbach  posted on  2011-12-31   15:26:50 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#128. To: James Deffenbach (#116)

While I don't believe in reincarnation I have always hoped that God made provisions for the animals too. I have had some pets who were very dear to me and it makes me hope that the story about the Rainbow Bridge is true.

That's very nice, thank you.

The aforementioned cat that I called "Ootie" (her Christian name given by my then 8 yr old daughter was "Tigger") was a wild kitten with her ribs showing when I snatched her up in a wildlife area and brought her home to my daughter.

The cat was starving because she was only big enough to eat grasshoppers (yuk) and my daughter wanted a cat so, I figured we needed each other. She tried to run but the tall grass slowed her down and when I closed my hand around her the kitten sunk her needle sharp fangs to the bone of my finger!

But years later that cat would roll in the marsh mud on my chest waders after a morning duck hunt, probably to remind her of the first few weeks of her misspent youth. And she loved to sleep in the bed with me. (After a bath of course)

It surprised me that I would love a temperamental half wild cat that was prone to wildings, lightning fast claw and fang attacks if she didn't get her space and respect. (It was ill advised to ever rub her fur the wrong way for instance) And, when the day came to put her to sleep I could not be consoled. I wept so much that I didn't pee for two days. And when I see her picture now I'm overcome with a great sadness.

Many people posted sweet comments to me including the story of The Rainbow Bridge. So, I appreciate it from you more than you know my friend.

HOUNDDAWG  posted on  2011-12-31   16:28:29 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#137. To: HOUNDDAWG (#128)

That's very nice, thank you.

You're most welcome. That was a nice story about your cat and I sympathize with your loss. People who have never deeply loved a pet like a member of their own family don't understand those of us who feel like our heart has been ripped out when something happens to one of them. I don't know how many people I have heard say, well, it was just a (insert dog, cat, bird or whatever pet it was here). There is no such thing as "just a dog, just a cat, or just a bird" to someone who loves their pets.

James Deffenbach  posted on  2011-12-31   17:48:07 ET  Reply   Untrace   Trace   Private Reply  


#161. To: James Deffenbach (#137)

There is no such thing as "just a dog, just a cat, or just a bird" to someone who loves their pets.

My animal companions loved me unconditionally once I understood their needs and quirks.

My one parakeet Marty was the most stubborn and resistant to finger training, but after about 5 years he surrendered. He'd then help me train the new birds and even peck them if they didn't go along with the program.

I made the mistake of allowing Marty out of his cage without clipping his wings and when someone knocked on the door it startled him. He flew into a wall and died from internal injuries.

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#166. To: HOUNDDAWG (#161)

I am so sorry for the loss of your bird. We had a couple of parakeets one time that were mates. Anyone who tells you that birds don't have feelings is just ignorant. When the little male died the female just about died from grief and she would sit on top of the cage or curtain rod just waiting for someone to open the door so she could fly out. I know she wanted to get out and look for her mate. It was very sad.

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