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I
want to share the memory of my most recent past life.
The time was during Prohibition. A dusty lane led to
a cornfield. It was late summer because the corn was
high. On either side of the lane were woods, and cars
from that era were parked along the side of the road.
I
was standing on top of one of the cars, which was being
used as a makeshift stage so I could be seen by the
large crowd of men gathered around me. I was wearing
a red dress with spaghetti-like straps, trimmed in white
fringe. It was short, above my knees and made of silk.
I was blond and very young, I think around sixteen.
I sang my heart out while dancing on my very small stage.
When I finished, the audience whistled and applauded.
It was a joy to know that they had liked my performance!
I didn't get paid to perform. Just being able to sing
and dance was payment enough for me, and there were
free drinks if I wanted them.
I "knew" that these men had parked on that
dusty road far from the city so they could drink without
being caught by the police.
I was nine years old at the time of the dream, and I
knew that the girl in the dream was me and that this
was much more than just a dream. It was filled with
things I had no knowledge about until I got older. In
addition, reincarnation was something I had never heard
of, because I had been raised a Southern Baptist.
When I was twelve years old, I had another dream of
that same "me." I was an adult and was wearing
a black raincoat with padded shoulders. I saw my reflection
in a window pane and noted that I had blonde hair.
I was in danger. I had gotten involved in some kind
of betrayal of a criminal who was an official or a politician.
In desperate need of help and protection, I was in a
phone booth frantically trying to dial. When I heard
a car coming around a bend up the road, I turned my
back to the phone still clutching the receiver to my
ear.
Someone shot at me from the car and I was hit in the
stomach. I immediately slid to the floor with the wind
knocked out of me, in shock and knowing that I was dying.
I was surprised at how much pain I felt. I pressed my
hand over the wound, but the blood continued to flow
like a fountain from between my fingers. Then a sense
of peace came over me while I slowly slipped into blessed
darkness...and death.
When I woke from this dream, I had residual pain in
my abdomen that soon ebbed away. Because of those dreams,
I am a firm believer in reincarnation.
Sage
Sage04@myway.com
Posted Oct. 11, 2004
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