Tagged with Reincarnation

Suppose for a moment that all your favorite stories are true. Not literally true or true in every detail, but true in essence. What if the stories of our lives are not so different from, say, that of Bilbo Baggins? It may be profoundly un-postmodern of me, but I am suggesting that it's time to reacquaint ourselves with the notion of destiny. (more)

This astrological paradigm is based on the understanding that every incarnation, each lifetime, is created as a result of unresolved desires from previous lives. The evolutionary journey of the soul from life to life is a matter of gradually exhausting all desires until the only desire that remains is the desire to reunite with the Source. (more)

You can visit a psychic shop in any big city and be told about your past lives: you were famous, you lost someone you loved. But the best past life regressions are like very sobering parables; they leave us with a feeling of freedom and of the multi-dimensionality of time and space. My first happened almost a year ago. (more)

Dreaming has always been a major part of my life, as I recall having precognitive visions as early as elementary school. When I began actively working with my dreams as an adult, I realized where this feeling of familiarity was coming from. (more)

At physical death, if this is the soul's final incarnation, it reconfigures itself and engages in continued evolution. If the deceased personality is not the soul's final incarnation, the personality continues to be held together by its soul, by larger beings, and by an individualized spark that it received from All That Is when it initially incarnated. (more)

Rudolf Steiner said that when a person dies, the configuration of stars at that moment remains as an imprint causing the soul to try to enter into the same configuration upon reincarnation. This idea became a Rosetta Stone for research into the mysteries of karma and reincarnation as revealed by a study of the stars.  (more)