XPost: alt.consciousness.mysticism, alt.paranormal, alt.paranormal.channeling   
   From: kimbawlionATaolDOTcom@127.0.0.1   
      
   On Thu, 22 Jul 2004 04:25:05 +0100, "Chistian Mariner"  wrote:   
      
   >Is it possible to relive the life you have just lived? My beliefs sway to   
   >the soul-reincarnation-parallel worlds paradigm and I'm thinking along the   
   >lines of going back to the teen years by some method (DMT, ketamine, some   
   >Amazon drug or even physical death) and then reliving life from that point   
   >on.   
      
   Drugs merely interfere with the functioning of your brain, impairing the   
   way you interact with the world. Nothing along the lines you wish to   
   achieve can be accomplished that way.   
      
   Parallel universes or no, reincarnation pretty much assures that you will   
   start over from scratch, not at the point at which you wish to make a turn   
   in your history. (Some talk about "walk-ins", but I have no basis to give   
   credibility to that idea.)   
      
   >BTW, this was triggered by a visit to my old university and an overwhelming   
   >feeling of nostalgia.   
      
   That feeling of nostalgia is also your key to this issue. You need to study   
   that feeling, immerse yourself in it, discover what it is trying to tell   
   you. Common reasons for nostalgia include something missing in your life at   
   the present time, a regret you carry with you, unfinished business... or   
   something else. Only you can know what it is that you're longing for. And   
   you will have to do the work of paying attention to your feelings to   
   discover the real roots of them.   
      
   If you don't discover and work out your reasons for the longing, you will   
   carry them with you and they will influence your next life. But most likely   
   not in a parallel fashion with this one.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)