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A long time ago:What's the Earliest Life you can Recall?

Exploring the many ways we discover clues to our past lives

A long time ago:What's the Earliest Life you can Recall?

Postby Zetascair20086 on Sun Aug 12, 2007 9:45 am

A long time ago in a galaxy far far away or just on Earth in a time when fire was the latest new innovation, what's your earliest memory? Most past lives recalled seem to be in the last 500 years and 90% are in the last 3000 years. Does anyone recall the really ancient times-Atlantis, cavemen, Earth before humans etc. I recall alot of such lives in all those scenarios but I'm feeling kinda lonely here, don't be shy, I know all those others must be out there somewhere ;).

Earliest life I recalled anywhere was on some dark world with a dying sun. I was a creature that lived on land and crawlled in mud and water trying to survive. Under regression I felt that was 6.7 or 67 million years ago, a big discrepency! The earliest life on Earth I recall is as an Annunaki colonist in 31,000BC. The earliest human life I recall is an extremely primative nomadic life in Africa in 18,000BC. How bout y'all?
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Postby Sandra on Sun Aug 12, 2007 10:17 am

Assyria and Sumeria, at least two lives in the region, circa 3500 BCE. I was able to pinpoint an era by going to an Assyrian exhibit and noting familiar objects without looking at the exhibit notes, then going back through and getting the dates on those familiar objects. All of them, no exception, came from the same period.

Next oldest lifetime, a mid-European lake dweller, have no way of knowing exactly where, or when. Then my Greek warrior life, which is short on information. That was in Alexander's time.

If there were other lives, at this time, I have no recall that I can verify or string together, until my Scottish warrior life, 11th century. Then my Dutch life, 15th century, then boom, wake up call! :D

There are some muddy waters after Shakespeare and before the German Christian Bayer, of about a hundred years, when I may have had another lifetime. But I don't want to say anything about that until I am sure I have something to work with. After Christian came the brief Shaker woman lifetime, then Esther.
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Postby Saau on Sun Aug 12, 2007 10:47 am

All my oldest have been offworld, so dating them can be problematic at best. I seem to have spent a lot of time on other planets before coming here, although even now I like to travel around a bit and not incarnate exclusively on earth (the life directly preceeding this one, for instance, was offworld). The earliest earth/human life I recall is from Egypt, right around 1500 BC, although I don't think that was my first here, there's others I just haven't remembered yet.
I've been able to roughly date the offworld lives based on the progression of the people I keep incarnating with, and working on the loose assumption that over long stretches of time individuals will become more 'enlightened', or whatever term you want to use. I know this isn't the best measuring stick, there's no consistency to it, but it does give me some idea of the chronology behind these undateable lives. And it's fascinating to see how a character flaw in one life will be turned around into a positive aspect in other lives a few centuries or a millennia down the track.
So yea, you're definitely not alone with the "long time ago in a galaxy far far away" origin. :wink:
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Postby Prudence on Sun Jan 27, 2008 3:05 am

Either the first century B.C. in Egypt or a time further back in China. I'm not sure of the dates of my (first) Chinese life, so the question cannot truly be answered.

My personality, duties, purposes, and even ranks have not altered much at all since then. And I am a never learning hypocrite. (Please don't say something along the lines of "No, you're not!" I'm not upset with myself.)
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Postby Brooklynfan on Sun Jan 27, 2008 3:14 am

Prudence wrote:My personality, duties, purposes, and even ranks have not altered much at all since then. And I am a never learning hypocrite.


Heh, you're not the only one. A lot of people notice trends and repetition in their lifetimes, the same thing or choices happening again and again.

Some of us never learn, I guess. I know I have to get hit with a reeealy heavy frying pan before ill stand up and take notice of some things.

Then again, Im rather dense at times.

Oh, and I musta missed this thread. The single earliest lifetime I have solid memories of is Egypt before the unification.

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Postby glpoisson on Mon Jan 28, 2008 2:46 am

Twice on Atlantis. Once, very early on. Bodies were very light then and had little 'substance'. That one may have been little more than a brief testing of human form before reverting to spirit form again as I have very few details on it.

And once during the destruction/flood that ended it. I got out by boat with some refugees. As I sit here writing this I get a longing to return to the feeling of that life in its peacefulness and simplicity. I have the write up on the second one if anyone is interested.

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Postby Zetascair20086 on Mon Jan 28, 2008 3:09 am

And once during the destruction/flood that ended it. I got out by boat with some refugees. As I sit here writing this I get a longing to return to the feeling of that life in its peacefulness and simplicity. I have the write up on the second one if anyone is interested.


I'd be interested to hear. Seems most people who lived then recall that event, myself included.

Either the first century B.C. in Egypt or a time further back in China. I'm not sure of the dates of my (first) Chinese life, so the question cannot truly be answered.


Cleopatra? She's the only one I can think of who would get 5 mentions in every history book 600+ pages as per your other thread ;). I knew a guy who was Augustus though have lost contact with him. Though i'm guessing if you were Cleo you wouldn't be eager to meet Augustus! Least you weren't his step son :oops: .
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Postby Zetascair20086 on Mon Jan 28, 2008 3:44 am

My personality, duties, purposes, and even ranks have not altered much at all since then. And I am a never learning hypocrite. (Please don't say something along the lines of "No, you're not!" I'm not upset with myself.)


I never learn either. I did however manage to break the pattern of killing this one guy this time, though I came closer than I'd like to admit. So definately I'm stubborn, haven't changed hugely in thousands of years.
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Postby Brooklynfan on Mon Jan 28, 2008 3:57 am

Zetascair20086 wrote:Cleopatra? She's the only one I can think of who would get 5 mentions in every history book 600+ pages as per your other thread ;)..


I think she may just be saying that is her earliest life, not necessarily her famous one. Some folks aren't... "lucky"... enough to have a number of famous PL's. I get the feeling the one she has been alluding to is a great deal more recent. Although I could be wrong. Im really not all that good at games, which is why I dont like to play them.

Although if she was Cleopatra, it means I can make any more comments about the 'Cleopatra Complex" now, eh? :wink:

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Postby Sandra on Mon Jan 28, 2008 8:49 am

Oh, we lucky few, we band of fpl brothers - slap me, I am misquoting myself...
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Postby Karen on Mon Jan 28, 2008 1:28 pm

<slap> There, feel better?

I had to make sure I beat Phoenix to it :twisted:

Earliest life I have any idea of was around 6 or 700 BCE. But I'm not sure it isn't pure imagination.
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Postby Prudence on Mon Jan 28, 2008 2:49 pm

Brooklynfan wrote:
Zetascair20086 wrote:Cleopatra? She's the only one I can think of who would get 5 mentions in every history book 600+ pages as per your other thread ;)..


I think she may just be saying that is her earliest life, not necessarily her famous one. Some folks aren't... "lucky"... enough to have a number of famous PL's. I get the feeling the one she has been alluding to is a great deal more recent. Although I could be wrong. Im really not all that good at games, which is why I dont like to play them.

Although if she was Cleopatra, it means I can make any more comments about the 'Cleopatra Complex" now, eh? :wink:

Wilhelm


Oh, goodness, I now have explaining to do.

The Egyptian life was not a famous one, nor am I sure it was my earliest. (See what I mentioned about ancient China.) I was referring to a completely different lifetime in the aforementioned other thread.

I dressed as Cleopatra for Halloween when I was twelve-years-old. That is as close as I've come. ;}

And yes, Wilhelm, the semi-famous past life I have been speaking of was a lot more recent than the ancient civilizations. Your feelings are correct.
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Postby sophiealexia on Wed Apr 16, 2008 3:14 am

i've recalled past lives that were from other planets. They're from way, way back before we lived on Earth. Same basic concept, we just all lived on a different planet. The lives I recall had tall skyscrapers, modern clothing, and computers but it was from a really long time ago.

They're not images from this lifetime and in ways, could even be more advanced than the world we live on now. I have a hard time explaining my dreams to people since a lot of people don't seem to think that we've ever existed on any planet outside of Earth, and if it weren't for the dreams, it never would've crossed my mind either.
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Postby Zetascair20086 on Mon Apr 21, 2008 12:05 am

I'd be interested to hear more details about your dreams of life on other planets. Always nice to find more ET souls phoning home out there :).
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Postby Zipporah on Thu Sep 25, 2008 2:09 am

The Wet Sahara, a fishing culture on the banks of a lake with giant fish the size of cars. That's the earliest thing I've got that makes any sense and can be located into a sense of place and time...

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