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An attorney remembers her past life

lagrima

It wasn't MPD after all!
An amazing reincarnation story

An attorney remembers her past life through dreams/meditations and visions and sets out to prove she's not going crazy. Very interesting. Check out the gallery too.

and yes that person is me.... so be gentle friends, I'm nervous!
 
Hello,
I will be gentle with you. I am a newbie to all this and am trying to find out more about my past. I have had dreams and memories but not exactly like yours. Thank you for coming forward, because people like myself can learn from you and others like you. I have had very bad dreams that I have learned to block since childhood and am fairly certain that I have something locked inside me from a past life that I don't want to remember or that it is not the right time. I have a freind who is trying to help me and I am grateful for all the information I can get.
 
Wow, I really enjoyed your website - what a fascinating story, thank you so much for sharing it! You are so fortunate to have such vivid memories that you were able to validate as well. I have a very deep desire to remember my past life, but unfortunately all I get are very vague impressions. Impressions that I can only guess come from a past life...for all I know they could be of my very early childhood.

Have you ever wondered why you are getting these flashbacks in your dreams? I gather that these dreams were totally spontaneous and you did nothing to actively try to remember a past life. Do you think maybe you are meant to remember for some as yet unknown reason?
 
Originally posted by momof3
Have you ever wondered why you are getting these flashbacks in your dreams? I gather that these dreams were totally spontaneous and you did nothing to actively try to remember a past life. Do you think maybe you are meant to remember for some as yet unknown reason?

mom,
Thank you for your kind words :) I do believe I was meant to remember this for a reason. A lot of it has to do with my religious background and dealing with issues surrounding my faith. When I started to discover all my dreams were checking out, my entire journey (both spiritual and professional) started making sense. It was like I was where I needed to be to approach these dreams the way I did.

Perhaps had I known more about the paranormal or reincarnation, I would have gone directly to a psychic or regression therapist and then who knows what would've happened. Instead, I let them come to me naturally over a course of about 3 years. Of course, I felt like I was going bonkers in the process, but now I see why it had to happen as it did.

There are other reasons, and I could write on this for awhile, but suffice it to say that Francine's life ended too early. When she died (she was 28), her children were 3 years old and nine months. She wasn't ready to go, and I have always, always, had a pessimistic outlook on when I would die. That's probably why I refused to have any children until later in my life, after my career was settled.. ;) Ironically, I was 28 when I had my first child and the dreams began. I think I'm back because I didn't finish whatever I needed to do in that life.

I just hope that I honor her memory and the memory of those she left behind with what I am doing.
 
AWESOME!

HI lagrima

Steve Sakellarios is a member here - his user name is SSAKE; if you click on the membership list you will see his website in his profile and you can e-mail him direct. You can also see his posts here on the forum.

I haven't read your website yet - but I will today. KUDOS!
 
We've corresponded briefly, but I suggested that based on my own experience, she might not want to get her hopes up too much in terms of expecting society as a whole to pay much attention (based on my own experience with my documentary), and I didn't hear back. I'm in Atlanta, also, so perhaps that was a bit unnerving? Anyway I wish Lagrima luck and intend to post a link on my website.

Incidentally I don't agree that these cases are rare. I think they are common, but that willingness to accept and share them is rare. I think a lot of people out there have had similar dreams but don't know what they were; and people who do know what they were are afraid to share them for fear of being ridiculed. I would agree that *verifying* a case historically is more rare, however.
Steve S.

p.s. Lagrima, one thing I'd be interested in doing is shooting a video interview with you to be posted on my website on the Interviews page. In fact I was just thinking the other day I'd like to add a new interview. Let me know if you'd consider doing this.
 
Yes, I received your reply! I wasn't sure what else I could say except to agree with you 100%. I know people's perception is not likely to change and that's okay. I'm not out the change anyone's mind.

I do however strongly maintain that mine is different from those that have been out there and publicized. I don't see too many remembering their names (first and last names) and the names of their family members correctly. I also don't see a lot of people starting their research with the names they recieved and then matching their previously documented dreams with the same family that matched their names.

What I do see is a lot of advertisements for past life regressions by psychics and/or hypnotherapist. I also see people so desperate, hurt and confused that they are turning to these professionals for help with their past lives. Had I done that, I don't believe my case would be as strong as it is. Is it easy? NO. But, with a proliferation of more communities and support network like these, maybe it will be possible for MORE people to have these memories, deal with them and then come out without hypnotic regression.
 
We're arranging to videotape an interview, and it should be available on my website within a month or two. I'll post a note here when it's ready. Based on our phone conversation, there are some very interesting aspects to Lagrima's case, especially that the geneologist gave her misleading or incorrect (intentional or unintentional) information which she disagreed with based on her memories, and it was her memories which turned out to be correct. This has happened in other cases, as in the Bridey Murphy case where historians turned out to be wrong, and of course it happened often in Dr. Stevenson's cases where villagers would deliberately try to fool the child and the child would insist on something to the contrary, and be right. This case seems to have some pretty strong examples of that.
Steve S.
 
thanks Kris!

Thanks Kris! Although I'm not out to convince anyone of anything, I do hope my story will help people and encourage a more objective approach to reincarnation.

I'm so excited about Steve's video segment. He really did a great job and I'm honored to have met him. :)

If you see the video and like it, please send it to all your friends that you believe would be interested!

Thank you!
Angela
 
Hi,

I have not had a chance to see the video yet. But I will over the weekend. I am sure - that anything Steve puts together -will be FANTASTIC! :)
 
WOW!!!!!

I just watched it and it was great!

Angela -- you were super. A really good presentation. It's clear in the video that you are 100% confident about the reality of your memories, and it's also clear that your research was careful and that you never allowed yourself to be "led". Those two factors give your story a great deal of credibility. If I were still a skeptic, your interview would certainly have encouraged me to learn more about the idea of reincarnation and probably would have made me a little more accepting of people who claim to have past life memories.

Steve -- I'd been to (and enjoyed) your website in the past, but never realized it belonged to the friendly man from Georgia on CPL. :-)

Thank you both for sharing this with us. It was just plain awesome!

-- Niamh.
 
Getting it out there

Hi Angela et al:

Just watched the video. Great work, Angela and Steve! I loved the superimpositions of Angela's recountings on photos of the church, park, etc.

Contacting the folks I mentioned:

Jeff Keene: from Steve's website:
"To contact Mr. Keene, e-mail at jeff@confederateyankee.net.
Due to the high volume of e-mail, Mr. Keene may not be able to reply but be assured that all the e-mail is read by him."

(I bet he replies to you!)

Robert Snow and William Barnes have both spoken at IARRT conferences. William Barnes I also think you could reach through his publisher, Edin Books, at edinbooks@patmedia.net.

Jenny Cockell... I googled a bit but can't find much of anything; I suggest you contact S&S directly, as Fireside is a division. Snailmail fan letters are usually passed on by publishers straight to the authors, so I suggest trying that route.

Sure, IARRT's going to want to hear from you. They research reincarnation and have a professional interest in putting out evidence that supports it.

I think that regression therapy has suffered, not only in reputation alone, but in genuine dilution, from being designated a "fringe" profession. Because it edges into that which much of our society considers marginal, it does attract genuine crackpots and charlatans. However, the two long-time regression therapists whom I know personally, one of whom I visit as a client, are very professional; one of them is a clinical psychologist. Yes, there are people out there who will try to put "memories" into a client's head, but a therapist who has integrity as well as good training recognizes that his or her job is to help the client access what is there inside, rather than create something which is not, and also that this is something to be taken very seriously, as you say in the video, not party entertainment.

You might be interested in reading pieces from the IARRT's Journal of Regression Therapy -- one year's issue is available for free download: http://www.iarrt.org/journal/99-12/index.html . Hans TenDam's article on "false memory syndrome" speaks directly to the issue of regressionists planting "memories."

Good luck getting your story out there. Enough solid cases, and the public will become educated, however slowly.

Warmly,
Karen

PS - sorry I mispelled your name on my first post on this thread. Fixed!
 
Re: Anyone?

Originally posted by Deborah
Click on the top link that says "NEW"-Attorney remembers her past life and documents the memories like a court case.

Have any of you watched it? Its about 30 minutes long- it is a wonderful presentation. Skeptics will have to take note. :)

Hello- I am new here (my first post :D )

I just watched the video you talk about and its GREAT. She comes across as very sincere and genuine. I am still not sure what I believe, but she makes some good points in there!
 
:tongue: You are all so kind!

I spoke this weekend at The Theosophical Society in Atlanta, GA on reincarnation with ssake. It was a last minute thing so I didn't get a chance to advertise it here or on my website. It looks like we'll be speaking again sometime in the Fall for them. They were very excited about our presentation and asked us back! :D

This is the first time I have spoken IRL publicly about my experience and it went really well. Send good vibes so that the story will continue to reach those who need to hear it!

Thank you all again!
 
Wow,Angela, that is wonderful ! Congratulations !



Eevee
 
Hi Angela,

Great to hear that you and Steve were such a hit at the Theosophical Soc. It would be nice if the three of us could do something together in the not to distant future. I keep plugging away, speaking where and when anyone will listen. I will be in upstate N.Y (Perth N.Y.) on Saturday June 18th at Pickett's General Store ( http://pickettsgeneralstore.com/ ).

On July 29, 2005 I am going to York, PA. to speak at New Vision Books ( http://www.newvisionsbooks.com/forums.htm ) and then Gettysburg on the 30th ( I may be speaking at the Jenny Wade House).

If any of our forum friends are in the area for these events please stop by and say hello.

Best to all.
 
Thanks Jeff! I really wish I could've made it when you were here last! Unfortunately, I was knee deep in boxes moving into the home of a PL contemporary of yours (Colonel Candler). ;)

That said, let us know when you will be back down this way again. I know you can't resist a visit to your ole Georgia home? Please let us know so that we can all plan something!
 
Critics will say reincarnation can not be proven - Angela Grubbs would disagree.


She is a practicing defense litigator in the federal court system. Angela graduated from Emory University with a Bachelor's degree in Spanish and International Studies and then attended law school at the University of Miami.


In her NEW book titled Chosen To Believe -- Angela shares the fascinating story of a young woman whose dreams lead her to a specific woman living at the turn of the century in America. Angela has documented her case and the book is now available: Chosen to Believe


Forum Staff fully supports Angela's efforts and her dedication to investigate and document the facts; facts that would hold up in a court of law. For those looking for proof of reincarnation, her book will amaze you.


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