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Some posts on this thread are interesting. I'm surprised that a few CD posters have even heard, or read, books like 1984 and Les Miserables, and heard of authors such as Camus, Hugo, and Thoreau.
What do you do between lives? I don't want to go through life again. This one wore me out!
I have been past life regressed by the assistant to Brian Weiss, and I can honestly say it changed my life, as I could see how I lived in past lives, which helped me figure out things to work on in this life.
What do you do between lives? Rest, be bathed in love, meet with your spirit guides and figure out your next incarnation so as to learn the lessons you need to learn.
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This book "A CHILD CALLED IT" by Dave Pelzer is the first book I have ever read that made me just sick, I had to put the book down & take a break. The man is an adult now, but his sad child hood was devastating for him, he had no life, so to speak, he was his mother's robot. terribly sad.
Have you ever read a book that blew your mind? It doesn't have to be the best book you've ever read, or your most favorite, just a book that really made you say "wow" or maybe made you look at things in a new way.
For example, I've read two in the last six months that really blew me away: Brave New World and All Quiet on the Western Front. They got me for different reasons, Brave New World because I felt that Huxley was on to something, and All Quiet on the Western Front because it really made the emotions of the fight come to me. Wow. And thanks!
Another anti-war novel that's a wonderful companion piece to All Quiet on the Western Front is Johnny Got His Gunby Dalton Trumbo. It was a wow for me - haunting, intense, thought provoking.
Some posts on this thread are interesting. I'm surprised that a few CD posters have even heard, or read, books like 1984 and Les Miserables, and heard of authors such as Camus, Hugo, and Thoreau.
I thought about recommending 1984 but decided to go a different direction in my recommendation but yeah, I would think most people would have their mind blown as I did, when I read the scene of how poor Winston was finally broken.
I have been past life regressed by the assistant to Brian Weiss, and I can honestly say it changed my life, as I could see how I lived in past lives, which helped me figure out things to work on in this life.
What do you do between lives? Rest, be bathed in love, meet with your spirit guides and figure out your next incarnation so as to learn the lessons you need to learn.
SO, do you have to be reicarnated, even if you don't want to? Can't you say "No, I'm tired. I need to rest and read a good book."
SO, do you have to be reicarnated, even if you don't want to? Can't you say "No, I'm tired. I need to rest and read a good book."
Well, there is good news and bad news. The good news is that you can believe anything you want to. The bad news is that you can believe anything you want to.
In my opinion you have to come back time after time until all of your business with people is finished and it doesn't hurt to do some good for other people.
Some posts on this thread are interesting. I'm surprised that a few CD posters have even heard, or read, books like 1984 and Les Miserables, and heard of authors such as Camus, Hugo, and Thoreau.
I read all those. And i must say i adored "the stranger" by Camus and Thoreaus "Walden" was AMAZING.
I already talked about 1984. Great book. Specially if you are in your late teens (great time of life to read a head-changing book like that, you are not as innocent as when you are younger and not as cinic as when you get older)
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