Hi noslord,

There is a fellow here named Dave who posts regularly and is an expert in this field of work. He has been absent for a few weeks, from what I can tell. He has left here a huge amount of information in his posts on this site.

There are cds you can buy on the web which can help you to have meditative experiences in which you may review past lives.

However, if you prefer a more personal approach, you might find a full length session or two with an experienced provider of this service to be longer and more intense. Plus, if you don't remember the session, and hear your words on a recording later, I can only imagine that it would be mesmerizing.

I have used a couple of cd's and had some interesting results. But then, I didn't have a particular goal or problem I focused on. Perhaps it's best to define your purpose first.

The exciting thing about looking into a past life, to me, is the interesting feeling of being in another person's shoes, and of actually experiencing a point of view from inside the skin of a different personality than the one you recognize as yourself.

Do you meditate? What has brought you to be interested in your past lives?

welcome, blink

I have never figured out who I was in my many past lives. Unlike some who believe they might have been Kings or Queens, famous people and the like, I most likely have always just been me. Someone who has been a searcher of truths and lessons. I think the more important thing is to find out who you are in this lifetime. Sometime it takes a lifetime to do just that.
Joe

Congratulations, Noslord, on your progress!

You are doing test runs, a very good way to start out of body explorations. Many writers  suggest hovering over your body to test the silver/blue chord that connects the two--it needs to get used to being out and get stretched, etc.

Another way to get out of the physical body that avoids the chord is to think of an interesting building in your area and imagine what it looks like from above it's roof. Sometimes your imagination will take off and you'll be seeing parts that you had no way of knowing about . Choose a historic of famous building so you can go look it up later to try to find photos of it from the air.  --that's how I first learned I'd been out. It's called active imagination and our host Bruce Moen considers it preferrable to alot of other methods.

A battle certainly would have memorable dramatic moments that would be hard to forget  ! and might come tomind when you hear of current ones or read about them.  Good luck on that! do you hear any names during it that might help you research it? Remember it's not real any more, nothing can hurt you.  You might even go into it feeling sympathy and brotherly love for the casualties. the love you feel will protect you.

Bets