By way of reference to the original meaning of the concept of "hypothesis", this blog is dedicated to, and sometimes put into the service of, the reality of alternative conceptual frameworks, phenomenology, the work of Owen Barfield, and the study of Rudolf Steiner - amongst other things.
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The Question is Not, Why Don't We Remember Our Previous Lives?
The question is, How do we learn to remember our previous lives?
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How do we learn about our previous lives and what do we do with that information
I've learned very little of the spiritual world and of my previous lives. But I've perceived the dimmest outline of what was implanted in me from my life before I was born into my current existence. It's very slow going, and I'm impatient and over-curious and judgmental - which I'm told are hindrances to enlightenment, as well as being hindrances to peace and happiness here in this world (so I'm told)...
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What do we do with that information? What would we do with knowledge of our childhood? Or last week? Or previous relationships?
Learning to perceive one's previous lives also means perceiving one's existence between bodily incarnations...