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Hello! You are in good company here. Thanks for sharing your story with us, and I wish you a lot of peace from reading other people's experiences. You are far from alone in remembering a plausible past existence in a war. I do understand you perfectly when you talk about the sorrow and sadness...

Hello! Ha, the thing with gear. Somehow it always popped into my life. And most of them before I was acutely aware of when and were my memories were from. A friend of my dad is a collector of german weaponry (ww2 era), and many times in my youth I went to visit his museum or personal...

Hey Kalos! Always nice to read you! Hope all is well. I find it fascinating that you share such a close bond with your old identity. The memories pre-war you mention are extremely interesting. Mine are somehow more sparse. I told you already that I feel that the memories I was allowed to...

@Jupiter11. Hey Salut! I can only give you one advice: take your time. The memory you carry won't fade away, it won't disappear, and you are now on a process of research that (if it goes like me!) will take some time. You seem like a very sensitive person, engaged in what I'm sure is a life...

One more thing, about what you said: You said that you are basically still experiencing the pain of not keeping the promise you made in your letters. Have you wondered about what the people you sent the letters to think of this ? Don't get me wrong, but I draw a parallel with my own story: I...

Salut! It's a pleasure to share with you. I know we're both young, we're both from France where, well... I mean it's the country of René Descartes. We are taught how to sharpen our intellect and fit into a rational perspective at all times. So yeah, when all of a sudden you realize what is...

Hello! Thanks for your message! As for your question, related to if there is some continuity in our personas... I do feel a very close bond to him. I won't go into details about what I do now, but maybe this "leader" aspect has somehow carried on. I was always the kind of kid to organize...

Hello! I will try to answer all the points you raised, and overall give you a message of hope! To give you more perspective, on my side, I have been going through these memories for quite some time, and found his name about a year ago. As to how easily I managed to detach myself from this...

Hello Bellona :) Thank you, and no need to ask for pardon. i appreciate what you said, but felt like I needed to clarify how I relate to this past experience. I hope you are dealing well with these memories aswell!

Hello everyone, hello Jupiter 11, Thank you for sharing your story, I find a lot of peace knowing that others, like you, are also remembering these dark moments of our history. I thank you for taking the time to describe your experience, and I hope that you are now in peace! For those of you...

Hello! I will just say that the Sturmbannführer you mentioned died a long time ago, and I don't identify to the rank. The man and the lessons learned from his life might very much still be alive within me, but the soldier, the officer, is gone and resting.I no longer wear his uniform. Benjamin

Hello! Thank you for your kind message. I am happy to be able to share my story with you all. It is indeed a very unique feeling to be in another body. I know that, once I got more used to this particular state of meditation, I was always baffled by the huge amount of information there was to...

Hello! Thank you for your kind message Lisa! It really warmed my heart. You covered a lot of points in this, so I will try to answer them all. Knowing this memory's name and meet his family were not part of my plans at first, it came really naturally, and I feel like when the time is right...

I do remember the name, I was actually a bit reluctant at first to post it here, but since the answers here make me feel comfortable and among serious people, I'll write it down: his name was Eugen K, SS-Sturmbannführer who died 8th of July 1943 at the battle of Kursk, commanding the...

It is true, I have met lots of people who also are remembering their past experiences. What I don't know is if this had always been the case, but went unreported because our cultures (in the West) was closed to these ideas, or if it's happening more and more for a greater reason related to the...

You are very right, I personally don't feel any weight any more. I do think that, when we are born, we come as a blank page, with those past memories - wether we are conscious of them or not - lighting my way. I very often smile at how I feel that we share - him and me, if that makes sense - a...

Hello, No I haven't read his books, and to be honest I have not read any books on the matter aside from "Lorsque j'étais quelqu'un d'autre" (When I was someone else) from Stéphane Allix, a french former war reporter who relates his journey to remembering his past life in the Waffen-SS. It was a...

Hello! Thanks for your message! I am always happy to share. The visions of what happened after he died are a bit different, but they somehow form a steady stream from his identity to mine. That, by the way, was what took the most time for me to accept. It started right after the second...

I have conducted a long research to understand the path of this man, and how his life led him to that situation. It's a sad life to have been born in Germany in 1909. I think the chaos of WWI followed by the hard times of Germany post-Versailles treaty, and the Depression of 1929 created a...

Dear all, I am very thankful for finding this forum, after going through some fascinating stories on here, I wish to share with you all the journey I followed to discover the identity of a memory I carry since my early childhood. Now, as a small introduction, I am today a 27 years-old man of...