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I've been told more about Will's lifetime

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I've been told more about Will's lifetime

Postby Sandra on Tue Mar 24, 2009 4:01 am

This week I got new information through dreams and flashes, that cleared up my feelings about John William Waterhouse (Nino, my past life husband) also being Shakespeare, which meant I thought we had divided over time.

It now seems that he was Edmund Shakespeare, Will's youngest brother, who joined Will in London and was an actor himself, dying after only a brief few years in London. This explains my pleasure everytime I watch the present incarnation of Waterhouse play a role I had once played - Ned is getting his turn!

It also explains the feelings of anger and rivalry that cropped up again in this lifetime between us. In spite of my memories of being Esther, this current lifetime is pretty much anchored in what I experienced as Will, and my energy is very male. It doesn't suit Ned - the sibling rivalry is alive and well! ;) It also makes sense of the fact that when Nino was having trouble in this lifetime, I was so determined to save his life; I couldn't save Ned.

Some other things also fell into place. Enough to where I finally told a family member that I remember being Will. Her response was - "I think I knew that..."
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I never writ, nor no man ever loved.
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Postby pjt on Sat Mar 28, 2009 7:08 pm

What do you think of the new portrait?
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Postby Sandra on Sun Apr 05, 2009 12:27 pm

I told everyone that this was a portrait of Shakespeare three years ago.

It was funny this past week - I went to my home theater for a lecture, and the volunteer coordinator was mentioning the new portrait - asking what I thought of it? I went in the her office and pointed to the Christmas ornamanet I made for the company three years ago...she hadn't even realized it was from the same picture! I had regressed the hair for the ornament.)
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Postby pjt on Sun Apr 05, 2009 3:39 pm

I thought I noticed a resemblance... :-)... I thought it looked like the real deal the moment I saw it for some reason. It certainly helps blow a hole in Semkiw's erroneous match based on the wrong portrait.

Have you found a job? I sure hope things are going better for you down there. The economy here hasn't taken nearly the same kind of hit but then it never has in my lifetime. I moved back here in 1982 because I couldn't find any kind of decent job in Ohio. Same economic downturn then. It was catastrophic in Ohio, but almost unnoticable here. I came back to Lexington after several years of virtual unemployment in Dayton and was working at menial but tolerable stuff within a week.

BTW. I ran into brianstalin on another list. I've heard you mention him before. I assume he uses puppets? He and several "allies" glommed onto a discussion on Gaia and all three of the postings, supposedly from three different people appeared to just be one person. I checked out the website and it's all quite half-baked IMHO. He even has a Marilyn... though the person he matches her to bears an uncanny likeness to Ingrid Bergman, not Marilyn Monroe.

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Postby Sandra on Mon May 11, 2009 7:23 pm

No, haven't found a new job yet, and things have been too busy trying to make ends meet. But the economy here is beginning to turn up again.

Oh, la, brianstalin. Yes, uses tons of puppets. Has long discussions with his many selves on discussion groups, all the time. I still find myself wondering if he has ever been serious.
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Re: I've been told more about Will's lifetime

Postby Karen on Sat Jul 11, 2009 6:48 pm

In all honesty, I am very glad and relieved to hear this, so thanks for sharing it, Sandra. Why? Because from my reading, experience, etc., including the infinitesimally-miniscule amount of shamanic knowledge I have, I came to feel a while back that there is no such thing as multiple streams of reincarnation, i.e. one soul splitting into two, or at least if there is, it's unhealthy. (There's a reason shamans do something called 'Soul Retrieval'.) BUT the main thing contradicting that sense in my mind was you -- a person whose claims I find very credible -- saying that both you and Nino were parts of Shakespeare. How could I square my opinion with that? Well... now I don't have to. Not to say that it's total proof and I might not be totally wrong here... in this field, uncertainty is just a fact of life. Anyway, thanks for having the courage of your convictions enough to be open about changing your own theories based on new evidence. Lots of people won't do that.

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