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Phrozen84

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So anyways, I've been doing some reading lately about the whole idea of reincarnation, And I recall reading one of Dr. Newtons books, Where he stated that souls tend to incarnate back into the same bloodline ( or something like that).

What if the soul ( being me or any other individuals for that matter) just doesn't want to be part of that bloodline anymore?! Does he get to choose?! And for that matter, Will he be able to make choices about his body and cultural background or is that out of the question?
 
Various sources seem to indicate that we have a great deal of choice regarding what circumstances we are to be born into. This includes family, sex, race and every other consideration that would be possible. However, our choices would be based on a much greater sense of judgment than we are presently capable of.
 
Some of the parents here have reported that their children told them that they chose them to be their parents this time because they needed a "rest" from their previous family.
 
Then does that also explain why souls have a tendency to incarnate in the same race/bloodline? What are the odds of souls choosing new cluster groups or families?
 
Nightrain said:
Various sources seem to indicate that we have a great deal of choice regarding what circumstances we are to be born into. This includes family, sex, race and every other consideration that would be possible. However, our choices would be based on a much greater sense of judgment than we are presently capable of.
Care to elaborate that? I'm interested about the last part.
 
I have been a part of three different bloodlines over four lifetimes since 1888, and some beings in my current bloodline played various roles with me in some of those four different lives. While it appears to be a common occurrence for lives to progress in the same family over generations, the contrary is just as common in my experience. I have few people in my current bloodline, and while they have been related to me previously, many current friends have also been members of those previous bloodlines.


I believe that we have a life-planning session (script and casting call) and discuss who will play what roles in our lives (play) and we select a physical body (character), family (co-actors) and location (scene) to do it in. Whether it is convenient to keep the same bloodline or find another one in which to act seems to me to be a function of the group of souls mutual agreement.
 
I feel that I have rarely, if ever, reincarnated into the same bloodline. I may have met my currently family members here and there (such as my father, whom I seem to have met in two lifetimes but was only related once), but I feel no supernatural connection to them. When I reincarnate next, I suppose it will be, once again, to a group of strangers.
 
I have never reincarnated into the same family ever. Have I met my family now through out time? Yes but we have never been related. I have suspected that my current parents may have been my parents during the early 1900s but only because of similarities between that life and this one. Im more inclined to say they are just similarities and maybe even issues that need to be worked through rather than actually being my former parents. I must be strange because Ive not been related to my family and in fact I feel greatly that I am a black sheep in the family because I feel so foreign.
 
If we choose our families, namely our parents, ahead of time -no, I just don't understand that part? I have toxic parents, they've always been a threat. I'm not entirely convinced they are related, from all I know within myself, I'm a long lost princess who was raised by strangers that don't resemble me? The area I've always lived in is where I ended up in my last past life, I seem to be stuck in a paradox, living in the same city where a huge mansion stands out impossible to ignore, with a legend attached that baffles everyone but me. My name (first and middle) and 3 prime numbers can be found everywhere within is walls, the numbers add up to my birthday and a variable birth year (unknown birth year is this life and my last) referenced to lunar calendar 13. The mansion can I identify me, beyond the I.D. I keep in my purse, and my family doesn't seem to know? Is it possible to be the white sheep of the family? Or am I with the wrong people so I'd find the right place? I can't help but feel like a princess from Grimm's fairy tales, I look like the Little mermaid, and my so-called mother is identical to the mother in Tangled especially at the end. It's just crazy when reincarnate triggers go off watching the Disney channel.
 
1958 sounded very recent, I had to add it up carefully, I forget that time has no meaning in my mind. I've been told lately that time doesn't exist, for some reason those 62 years seem like it could've been yesterday? It marked something for you, maybe a turning point, like the death card in tarot. So are your parents dead, or existing in a parallel life, I couldn't quite tell. I read something about reincarnates who've lived so many lives wind up coming back with a bumpy landing and wind up as virtual orphans who don't know their birth year? I have both of those factors, and I'm trying not to go through an identity crisis because of it.
 
I have that in common with you, my family was ridiculously horrible, and I am unofficially astrainged from them, and I'm ignoring the emotion that brings. I don't know who my mother was in any life, she is exactly like the wicked witch from the wizard of Oz, which is he her favorite character in it? Narcissistic, as if she practices it as a religion, but claims she is Jewish.
I claim that too, but with a different understanding, and am open mind. Why did I wind up with a non existent family, I have huge holes in my heart and pshche when my family deprived me of love and warmth, and protection. If I were a soul choosing the family that would raise me in this life, why the hell would I choose toxic parents who just refused to raise me? They lived in the area where I lived and died in my past life, so I am in the same city as the mansion I built back then, so all I can think is that's the reason? Honestly, I just don't get it, as far as family is concerned, I could have done so much better?

I need a case study done about me and who I was in my past life, how do you request a personal case study? I can't find the answer online.
 
So anyways, I've been doing some reading lately about the whole idea of reincarnation, And I recall reading one of Dr. Newtons books, Where he stated that souls tend to incarnate back into the same bloodline ( or something like that).

What if the soul ( being me or any other individuals for that matter) just doesn't want to be part of that bloodline anymore?! Does he get to choose?! And for that matter, Will he be able to make choices about his body and cultural background or is that out of the question?

I can’t really tell you WHY a soul would or wouldn’t reincarnate into the same family. Perhaps some feel closer to family or place a higher importance on family than others. As far as I know, I’m not of any relation to my most recent PL, and I’m not closely related to the one directly before that either. I would have been a distant cousin to my current ancestors, but that’s it. Funny though, even though the relation is distant, I told a friend once about said distant relation, and she watched a documentary on this person and sent me a text saying “Wow, he really looks a lot like you!” She has no clue, haha.
 
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