Comments on: The Gift of Fear: Déjà vu or Reincarnation?

By: Adrianne Nguyen

Adrianne Nguyen — Sat, 19 Apr 2014 02:09:19 +0000

Thank You Suzanne for writing back.

By: Suzanne Vince

Suzanne Vince — Mon, 14 Apr 2014 16:11:46 +0000

Hi Adrianne,
Religious and spiritual beliefs are a very personal thing. I tend to be very open about my beliefs, and for the most part people are accepting of them (not necessarily in agreement with them, but tolerant nonetheless), but occasionally people look at me like I’m crazy or tell me I’m worshiping the devil. You have to decide for yourself what makes sense to you, and how much of your beliefs you want to share with other people. I don’t know of any spiritual support groups, but I do know in most bigger cities you can find “alternative” places of worship (a Buddhist temple or a center for spiritual worship, for example).

I’m glad my spiritual blog posts have brought you comfort. I hope you’ll continue to explore for yourself and find out what best suits you, belief-wise.

Take care, Adrianne,
Suzanne

By: Adrianne Nguyen

Adrianne Nguyen — Fri, 11 Apr 2014 00:16:30 +0000

Thank You Suzanne,
I will check out Brian Weiss, and Ainsle Macleod. I have to keep them undercover though, I have a roomate that at one time was really extremely “pushy” with Catholicisim, and telling me that my beliefs were wrong. God forbid if I told him how I really feel about Reincarnation. I must say that I have often thought that this might be his first time through life and just doesn’t know or understand these things. I have recently read that Jesus mentions it in the Bible. Do you know if this is true? You see I have conflicts with this, as it goes against the way I was raised…Catholic. Thing is, I cannot ignore or erase what happened to me when I was a child. I would be in denial, or lying to myself if I did. Is Reincarnation a subject you can tell to just anyone, or is it too delicate of a topic to discuss? I feel I have to be selective, that I cannot just blurt it out and talk of it as much as I would like to. Do you know of any types of support groups or Religions even that I could get involved in where I would feel as if I am not alone and could relate to people? Any bit of advice or help would be very much appreciated, and I am glad that you put your story out there, because even that helps people like myself feel a little less isolated and alone. Thank You Suzanne.

By: Suzanne Vince

Suzanne Vince — Thu, 10 Apr 2014 16:46:23 +0000

In reply to Adrianne Nguyen.

Hi Adrian,

Thank you for sharing that amazing story. I too believe that our phobias in this lifetime are the result of past life traumas. There is no other way to explain them (as most don’t have a basis in this lifetime). If you’re interested in this stuff, check out authors Brian Weiss (Many Lives, Many Masters) and Ainsle MacLeod (The Instruction).

Thanks for stopping by. I hope to see you again.

Suzanne

By: Adrianne Nguyen

Adrianne Nguyen — Wed, 09 Apr 2014 00:30:52 +0000

I would not want to come back as an inanimate object, I want to be a living breathing life force. As a child I had a very bizarre and extremely strong feeling of dejavu come over me. I was about seven years old, and was playing in my Grandmother’s yard. There was a giant tree in her yard, and when I stood beside it, I looked upward, towards the railroad tracks that were there and talk about powerful, I had the strongest feeling that I had been there before. Infact, it was making me feel as if it was something I was not suppose to know. I began to feel nausea and ran away from the tree towards the back yard. I then was feeling better and the nausea began to subside. I just had to find out if it was in my mind or if what I just experienced was real. I decided to go back and see if it would happen again, and lo and behold it happened all over again. Everything from the dejavu, the feeling of it being something I should not know of, and the severe nausea. I do have a strange phobia today and that is one of being extremely fearful of large vessels, aircraft, larger than life buildings, and also claustrophobia. One time, a long time ago, I told myself that one of the ways that life manifests and works itself out is “I wonder if we live over and over again until we get it right” life lessons that is. I seen a new program a night or two ago, and it is a show where a gentleman places people under hypnosis, and then he researches alot of the names and places that the people mentioned. He finds that what they say under hypnosis, and his findings are “dead on”, information that nobody could have known. One of the participants said almost exactly the same thing that I have been thinking ever since I was a kid, in that we live continuously for a reason and that reason is for learning purposes. Now, if that is not validation enough for myself or anyone else out there, then we must be in denial. However, there is no denial with me, I have no choice but to accept reality, the reality of a seven year old’s experience that taught her a little something about life.

By: Suzanne Vince

Suzanne Vince — Tue, 19 Nov 2013 21:06:33 +0000

In reply to Marianna Heusler. LOL. Might make for a fun story!

By: Marianna Heusler

Marianna Heusler — Tue, 19 Nov 2013 19:23:40 +0000

I love your idea of explaining fears through reincarnation. If I have to come back as an inanimate object, I think I would come back as a Louis Viutton purse. Think of the adventures I would have, the places I would go and the interesting things which would be stuffed inside of me!