By AW
My past lives
If you have read these blogs thus far, you will be wondering about the diversity of subject material and the lingering questions. Let me pull it all together for you.
If you have read these blogs thus far, you will be wondering about the diversity of subject material and the lingering questions. Let me pull it all together for you.
Past lives can be the cause, the source, of our passions!
Let me illustrate. I have had several incarnations in the
Portuguese regions making port. Suffering the physical hardships of a basic
lifestyle in a tough mountainous terrain which today evokes such awe and wonder
that I can’t get enough of it. I was a pioneer winemaker in Rutherglen
(Victoria) still the heart of the Australian port industry and I am pulled to
return there at every opportunity.
I had two lives back-to-back on both sides of the atomic
energy story. I was a toddler living in Hiroshima when the bomb was dropped in
1945, dying instantly. I was also a (dissenting) research scientist in Los
Alamos, the US site for developing the atomic bomb before it was dropped on
Japan. ‘Accidents’ often befell dissenters including me. In this life, I am both
still fascinated by atomic theory and an avowed pacifist.
So which makes us who we are, genetics or past lives? Or
both of course. I would suggest that past lives are a more significant
component of our make-up if only because the genetic components are left behind
at death whereas the past life memories carry forward to the next and the next and
the next lives.
Want to know more? Have a look at Afterlife TV...
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