UR AFFINITY WITH SOME WORLD CITIES, TOWNS AND VILLAGES

OUR AFFINITY WITH SOME WORLD CITIES,
TOWNS AND VILLAGES
PART ONE
August/20/’11
Those of us who are 100% convinced having lived before many times in many lands throughout at least four millennia being sometimes women and other times men from every single social position including being slaves. We all not only love, but really enjoy imagining the scenarios we moved in. Much more than dates, rulers and battles we enjoy recalling everyday lives, specifically family life and how we carried out with gusto our professions. Let me give you a simple example; life in Ancient History. The homes we used to live in, the common household objects, the tools of our trades, the weapons used by soldiers and warriors, the priests, the roads, the starlit sky, the sacred places to visit, our long journeys in ships, caravans, the candles, the footwear, the stone bridges, the illnesses, the food, the fields, the animals used in transportation, the temples, churches, castles and shrines we used to be in and so forth remained almost the same for two thousand years. Just imagine having to work from sunrise to sunset. This is the reason people who travel find themselves experiencing some very strong déjà vu in both far way lands and when we go out to the country and we are surrounded just by nature. I thank God for having used me as a channel for at least a dozen people who discovered some of their past lives with my suggestions. From 2,007 to the present time there have been four people at Intent.com and at FACEBOOK who have discovered wonderful aspects of their past lives.
It is when we are able to experience some flashbacks from past lives when we start to appreciate our current life as a great blessing! We never use it to escape our obligations and responsibilities. We use this wisdom to strive for more opportunities to apply every piece of knowledge obtained from our wonderful life’s lessons.
The following parts require your active participation by sharing with this group your pasty life experiences.
Ezequiel Rodríguez Saldívar