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  1. BenjaminFR

    Can this be about a past life?

    Hello! Your visions are interesting. I smiled when you mentioned how clearly you felt that you were in a body that is currently not yours. I have felt the same, albeit I never experienced myself being in a woman's body :D In any case, I am glad that you managed to find help. I pray that you...
  2. BenjaminFR

    Introducing myself

    Hello Adam, and welcome! I look forward to read about your memories, and wish you a lot of pleasure sharing with the other members! Benjamin
  3. BenjaminFR

    Remembering a past life as a Waffen-SS officer - my story

    Hello Ritter! I am not surprised that you ended up getting accointed with the Russian culture. I have never had a strong interest for it for the modern history, but I got to study the pre-revolution history and I find it fascinating. As for martial arts, ha, for me it was Krav Maga. Really...
  4. BenjaminFR

    Remembering a past life as a Waffen-SS officer - my story

    You are raising a very interesting point, Ritter, when you mention the other lives you remember. I have kept quiet about other lives that I seem to have memories of. Not all of them are warrior lives, but all seem to be related to warfare. I do not wish, yet, to elaborate as it is much harder...
  5. BenjaminFR

    Remembering a past life as a Waffen-SS officer - my story

    Oh well :D It's not the first time somebody warns me. I won't divert from my current course. I love this world too much to give it up. Wether we are headed for the wall or not, however how depressing news can be, I still see hope and I refuse to let go of any chance I have to weigh in on what...
  6. BenjaminFR

    Remembering a past life as a Waffen-SS officer - my story

    "Ritterkreuz des Eisernen Kreuzes mit Eichenlaub und Schwertern" Now I understand what man I am talking to, no need for further explanations or translation. Have you been cursed with an officer point of view of this carnage aswell?
  7. BenjaminFR

    Remembering a past life as a Waffen-SS officer - my story

    As for my purpose, it's not clear, but I sometimes have very deeply pessimistic thoughts about the future. I think that telling Eugen's story is really important for me, you know. I am writing his book and it's for now my biggest ambition. I want to tell what our sacrificed generation wishes to...
  8. BenjaminFR

    Remembering a past life as a Waffen-SS officer - my story

    Hello Ritter! What a beautiful surprise! I thank you a million times for taking the time to write such a long answer. And you are writing to me on a special day, as today is Eugen's birthday. It is very special to read your words. It makes me feel less alone to know that I am not alone it...
  9. BenjaminFR

    History is never kind to the losers. And that is all we all went down in history, despised for...

    History is never kind to the losers. And that is all we all went down in history, despised for doing what all the fighters did in this terrible war: to serve and protect their nation, however sad it had turned out to be
  10. BenjaminFR

    Thank you very much for your kind words! I will reply to you on the thread but I greatly...

    Thank you very much for your kind words! I will reply to you on the thread but I greatly appreciate your words!
  11. BenjaminFR

    Famous PL or non famous PL poll

    It's interesting, because years ago I stumbled upon pictures of Wehrmacht troops in France in 1940, and they painted a white G on their equipment, to pay tribute to Guderian. As soon as I saw this G, being 15 at the time, I immediately thought "oh, this man was a tactical genius". On the topic...
  12. BenjaminFR

    Remembering a past life as a Waffen-SS officer - my story

    Hello everyone! I wanted to paste here the details of the historical research I have conducted to trace the military career of Eugen, from 1934 to 1943. I was sharing it on a private conversation but I figured that it might be of interest of everyone. He was trained in Bavaria, going to the...
  13. BenjaminFR

    Memory Flashes

    Hello Emmelyn, and welcome! I relate a lot to what you describe, as the emotional side of those memories is probably what surprised (and still does surprise me!) the most. Anyway, you're in good company, and I wish you well in your journey. Looking forward to read what you wish to share, if...
  14. BenjaminFR

    Remembering a past life as a Waffen-SS officer - my story

    Salut! Ha yes, the physical ressemblance. It's funny because I don't really look like my parents. The day I found Eugen's name and cause of death in a book, I managed to find a picture straight away on internet, and while it was somewhat low quality, I still could recognize myself on it...
  15. BenjaminFR

    Life of a ww1 soldier, need help

    Jupiter11, I was thinking about you this morning, and I hope that you are doing well! I remember that you were going through a lot of tough emotions last time we exchanged. I pray regularly that you, and others, will be supported and cared for in this hard journey to the past. How is...
  16. BenjaminFR

    How has PL Knowledge Helped You?

    Dear Tanker, Yes indeed! I do know what you mean by that. It was a carefully crafted regime, and the aesthetics were indeed a strong part of the whole recipe. The uniforms, and the large rallies are what I remember the most. It did make you feel part of something much larger than your own...
  17. BenjaminFR

    Remembering a past life as a Waffen-SS officer - my story

    Dear all, Following was what rightly said by a fellow poster in this thread, I was reading today a very good article in the Guardian on the aftermath of the Great War. Here is actually a quote that I found extremely well written. Just so you know, the author here was an editor of an English...
  18. BenjaminFR

    Remembering a past life as a Waffen-SS officer - my story

    Hello Bellona! I did not remember precisely where it was from. I had to learn it, although I had a glimpse of a name that started with K... I thought it might have been Koln, when in fact he lived most of his adult life in Kiel :)
  19. BenjaminFR

    Remembering a past life as a Waffen-SS officer - my story

    Salut! Oh I have a funny relationship with the german language. I do speak very decent german now, with fairly good pronunciation, but I learned it at school during nearly 10 years (even though I never was a top student). I also spent a whole month in Frankfurt-am-Main, working there as an...
  20. BenjaminFR

    Life of a ww1 soldier, need help

    Hey Jupiter11! That's super interesting, what you said about synchronicities. I've had so many in my process! Especially with dates: -my birthday is the 6th of June, D-Day ! -Eugen Kunstmann was born 9th of November. Since I found his name on his birthday, I find it very interesting because...
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