dave_a_mbs
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HI Bets and Stacey- Ladies, watch out what you wish for, 'cause you're going to get it.
Of course you can always go back and renegociate your options, but unless you do that you remain obligated just asa you set it up. In regression sessions, I've seen numerous cases of "I'll wait for you ..." and then two poorly suited people discover that there was a good reason for one of them to catch the plague or whatever. A couple examples: young woman in Italy in 1600's, marries local lothario who catches smallpoix, so they make a lovers' pact. Now in this life he is an abuser, playing with all the bimbos in the neighborhood, threatening to kill her etc. Another case was a man who was drafted, promised his wife he'd return, but was killed in Korea. She waited and pined away in desolation at home while he was reborn briefly, then she died, and then the two came back together in the present where she tried to make his life a living hell for abandoning her. Or the old man who died and patiently haunted the house until his spouse of many years died too, so they could go off into the Light together. Then as he put it, "She went to her group and I went to mine."
You might not want to do this to yourself, in wihich case you 'll need to escape from the plans you previousl;y made. The escape hatch has to incorporate the literal terms of your initial vows to one another, and also has to be a generally "useful" choice - you can't simply hire Jack the Ripper to fix things up. However ideaas that lead to enlightenment or spiritual growth would be OK.
One way to escape is to recognize that both you and your lover are one in God. Then, by committment to a life in which you find God, you might meet and "be one together" in a more transcendent sense. Of course you might spend the next life in a nunnery.
A simpler option is to call up the person to whom you pledged your eternal admiration, and dialogue about the situation. This is easier for meditators, but any kind of regression is usually sufficient. Because you two are already joined at the higher consciousness end of your spectra, communication shouldn't be too hard, nor will it be puntive. After all, if it were you, wouldn't you be willing to release someone who had pledged you his eternal affection - and then later discovered that this was more theatrical than practical? (Sounds like Stacey's case.) Love leads us to release others, and by this we demonstrate even more love, and through that we just might make it possible for things to work out later on.
Good luck! dave
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