Another update: I signed up for JSTOR with my school email but unfortunately it didn't have a copy available. But fortunately, a few weeks ago I was able to download the PDF on Z-Library.
Update: I just signed up for JSTOR using my personal email. (I already signed up for it using my college email a few weeks ago, so now I have two accounts: a college one and a personal one.) How did I not think of this earlier?
I will read it when I get the time.
To be honest, I feel like physical traits should not be used as an indicator of past lives alone. But again, there are some expressions and mannerisms that remain the same throughout lifetimes.
I just tested that website with images of me and my parents. I don't think it's super accurate and I also noticed that the supposed similarities vary depending on which photo you use.
Here's an invite to my Discord server. This link will never expire.
Please note that this server is not quite finished yet. But when it's done I plan on advertising it on Disboard.
I do not know very much about the one past life I'm aware of but last year I had somebody do a reading on it because I wanted to know more about it. This person barely knew anything about me or the past life until after the fact, but the reading really resonated with me because there was a lot...
I don't know Hebrew either but I will mention that Shlomo = Solomon. Another relevant fact I would like to bring up so that traditional Jewish names are "given name son/daughter of father's name". (For example, the names above literally mean Solomon son of Jacob and Israel son of Jacob.) Most...
I will start making posts here. Mainly if I have something interesting to say but don't feel like posting it on a thread (either new or already existing).
Also the other day I found this book. It is about German converts from Judaism to Christianity from 1500-1750. But unfortunately I can't...
Okay so remember how I said I saw myself wearing a red hat? For a while I was wondering what type of hat it was but I finally found out what it was.
It was a beret. I just didn't recognize it. You can find similar hats in art from the time period, such as Rembrandt's self-portraits.
These things are not inherently bad. The problem is when it is seen as the only jobs women are allowed to have (and/or that men can't have those jobs).