Here are my own memories of other incarnations, to which are appended recordings in many different voices. And here are thoughts on reincarnation.
Image: “Yellow Robe,” by Eanger Irving Couse, 1866-1936, in Wikimedia Commons … https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:%27Yellow_Robe%27_by_Eanger_Irving_Couse,_oil_on_canvas.jpg … public domain
Image: “Yellow Robe,” by Eanger Irving Couse, 1866-1936, in Wikimedia Commons … https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:%27Yellow_Robe%27_by_Eanger_Irving_Couse,_oil_on_canvas.jpg … public domain
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H-6. Remembering a Death Date of One of My Native American Incarnations
11 March 2012
I was thinking about the lifetime when I sat on that western mesa, wrapped warm in a good blanket, watched the sun set … oh, so beautiful … watched the night sky blossom with stars, and felt, with a steady heart, as my life left me.
I thought, Why not? And journeyed back, to sit beside him, hand on that old, courageous shoulder, my heart his own.
I, who will be, am here with you now.
–from Link: “Journal Entry: 11 March 2012,” by Alice B. Clagett, written on 11 March 2012 … https://wp.me/p2Rkym-86M ..
Below is more of the same story …
The Vision of the Native American Elder Who Faced Death with Calm Courage
27 June 2014
I had a vision of an older Native American brave, sitting with a blanket wrapped around him, near the Eastern edge of a mesa, in the Southwestern part of what is now the United States.
This person, I could tell was me, for sure, in a past life. He was sitting, watching a red sun, rising or setting, off in the distance. And he was feeling and knowing, that it was his time to pass.
The thing that was so amazing to me about that vision and that memory, is the complete acceptance of such a great change … this change we call death, or passing. Such an amazing settledness about it. Such courage, and such strength of character. Unwavering understanding that death is just a part of life. Without any regrets at all, he was watching and knowing, and understanding the cycle of life.
That memory has stood me in good stead over the years; and especially now, when so many things are changing because of the Ascension process. I remember how brave I was once, and it helps me to be more courageous now.
–revised and excerpted from Link: “Two Native American Visions,” by Alice B. Clagett, filmed on 27 June 2014; revised on 26 December 2017 … https://wp.me/p2Rkym-892 ..
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In love, Light and joy,
Alice B. Clagett
I Am of the Stars
Previously entitled: “Tiny Anthologies: Incarnational Memories” … and … “Tiny Anthologies: My Incarnational Memories” … and … “Tiny Anthologies: My Memories of Other Incarnations”
Compiled from prior blogs on 10 February 2019; most recently revised on 25 February 2023.
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