Laurasia
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Hello Nica.
I thank you for your kind words. It is good to see that there are others who understand my intention when posting these memories. And I am glad that they are able to help you. Unfortunately, as I stated before, I do not know how much more of Hans' life I am able to share here on the boards.
In regards to how Hans often felt when torturing people....Let me be careful with this....Insanely resentful of many things. Resentful that he had to put his own life on hold to do things that he hated. Resentful of what his superiors had decided had to be done with them. Resentful that they never ran out of victims to target. Resentful that they simply kept coming &, thus, kept him in that place. Resentful that he was not promoted out of such work because he was "so efficient at it". Resentful that they threatened the well-being of his loved ones. It's all very mixed & contradictory, but essentially comes down to resentment.
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My adult life has been much better. I have become a very spiritual, empathetic person. I do a lot of work helping others who are in bad situations, or who are dealing with the effects of having survived such situations, to work through them. I also have a much better understanding of myself as a whole.
Sincerely,
Laurasia
I thank you for your kind words. It is good to see that there are others who understand my intention when posting these memories. And I am glad that they are able to help you. Unfortunately, as I stated before, I do not know how much more of Hans' life I am able to share here on the boards.
In regards to how Hans often felt when torturing people....Let me be careful with this....Insanely resentful of many things. Resentful that he had to put his own life on hold to do things that he hated. Resentful of what his superiors had decided had to be done with them. Resentful that they never ran out of victims to target. Resentful that they simply kept coming &, thus, kept him in that place. Resentful that he was not promoted out of such work because he was "so efficient at it". Resentful that they threatened the well-being of his loved ones. It's all very mixed & contradictory, but essentially comes down to resentment.
Well, it has been both. My younger life was very difficult & had much trauma in it. I am a survivor of sexual abuse, physical & emotional abuse, & rape. Due to my mothers condition of Munchausen By Proxy, along with the inevitable effects of having lived through such situations, I was forcibly institutionalized when I was younger. (Perhaps that was also in part to counter the effects of having persecuted people in mental asylums during Hans' lifetime.What about this life, do you have a hard life because you have been Hans? Or you have a good life?
My adult life has been much better. I have become a very spiritual, empathetic person. I do a lot of work helping others who are in bad situations, or who are dealing with the effects of having survived such situations, to work through them. I also have a much better understanding of myself as a whole.
That is what I believe. We all experience every aspect of being a person at least once in some point of time.What if to reach greatness we need to experience all. The bad and the good.
I haven't recalled very much of it but yes, in my lifetime before Hans I was a Confederate surgeon in the American Civil War. In this life I work in the costumer service/hospitality field. Though it is my unpaid work helping others & trying to be as good a human being as I can that I hold dear to my heart. :thumbsup:What about the life before Hans?....I had a look at your previous threads. You have bee a surgeon before Hans. You saved people in the previous life and killed them in the next. This is what drives me nut. I truly don’t believe in Karma. What do you do in this life?
Sincerely,
Laurasia