I have recently been back over my dream log.  I figured out something about a number of the dreams.  They seem to be in different time eras.  I can pick up Geek times, Roman times, and Knights Templar time, Sailor in 1400’ s- 1500’s?? Also someone in late 1700’s to early 1800’s, a soldier in either civil war of ww1, someone on cruise ship in the 40’s. All of the people in these eras either know a get deal about me or it was me. Is it possible to see and interact with your own consciousness in past lives while they are still alive???

hi Jetman, I've heard of several folks do interact, with other selves in other time periods, Monroe reports this in his books.
I think it must be a very limited interaction of necessity.
I too have seen myself in several different time periods briefly, just long enough to pick up some information I needed about my now personality.
I did not interact with the flashing scenes however.

I have met a young lady who more than one occassion goes to sleep and wakes up in a sideral dimension and becomes another person, who looks exactly like herself, but has one less child.
this would be very strange indeed to wake up into your other life.

food for thought. I think you meant Greek, not Geek. I have another life there myself. we all wore a uniform of white skirts.
I am not from Greece this time. but I am a Geek on a computer. love, alysia

Greeetings Jetman,

Yes, the dreams are coming to teach you, and when you think about them you will be
retraining your current consciousness. That is their purpose and you are wise to listen to them.

Just keep your mind open as they are not done yet, and you are not done yet either  . 
So your conclusions need not be too firm, so that as more information is revealed to you, you can continue to learn.

Remember too that what we do in earlier lives was done without the hindsight
we now have. All this happens to make us better people.

Bets

Yes, past life meditation quickly brings to consciousness memories which have no reality in your present life experience. There is no reason for their emergence, except....

your guess, blink

although, it brings a really, really, really different understanding to the phrase, "standing in someone else's shoes"

as you, no doubt, know.