Thread by @MeSpiritually

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Pros and Cons of working with your past lives.

When I mention what I do I often hear "there's no use living in the past, the present is important".

And while I can absolutely understand where this is coming from, let me show you why I disagree.

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Look at your current life:
Do you remember your childhood? Your teenage years? Do you focus on it? Do you think it's important? Or does it not matter to you?
Are decisions, experiences, encouragement and trauma from these years still influencing you?

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When we look at our childhood, it's obvious that certain events and people shaped our life, that they turned us into who we are. We would never say that childhood doesn't matter, right?

Your past lives are the "early years" of your soul!

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Just like we ignore details when looking at our childhood and focus on important events and people, we should do the same with our past lives. Not everything is important, but some people, events and decisions have made us who we are today!

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So exploring your past lives means exploring yourself.

I was surprised to see how many of my values, preferences, principles and interests suddenly made a lot more sense. And even who I am suddenly made more sense.

And it has made life easier for me.

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But it's not just about understanding yourself, it's also about healing and growing. And sometimes that means uncovering things in your past that you would rather not have known about.

Not only do you have to learn lessons, but you can also heal trauma.

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So yes, working with past lives can be hard, challenging, painful and it can rip open wounds that you did not know you had.

But it can also be beautiful, rewarding, funny, and fascinating, and it can make you see your true potential and strength!

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Would I recommend this kind of exploration to everybody?
No! Depending on your expectations and your mental stability, I would not recommend it to everybody.

Do I think it's worth putting in the work?
Yes! I absolutely think it's can bring positive change!