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[bunnynaz]

yes I agree!! we can all decide on a term!! we have an emoji combo we tag our posts "🪦🤍" but we should have one specifically for the reich ^_^

I was very excited when I saw that you also have a ww2 German past life! Is there any special names for us like how ppl who are enthusiastic abt anthro animals are called furries?

not to my knowledge, we should come up with one as a community!

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hii! i just first wanted to say that i find all your posts super interesting and that i love reading about different beliefs and ideas concerning death and the afterlife. this is probably a silly question and i'm sorry if you've explained it, but i'm just curious, is it possible to have just been some random person of no significance living in a time period? like, you weren't anyone important or of note, but you had a past life as a human in a certain time. to explain further, say you don't remember any names or have any specific memories that arise, but you feel a connection to that time period for some reason. or would your soul not really bother to 'remember' that life because it wasn't of significance? the main reason i'm asking is that i know you can have multiple past lives, but you might not remember all of them. so would you really remember a life that wasn't, well, all that worth remembering? sorry, this is getting long and i apologize if it doesn't make sense. please don't feel like you have to answer or provide any more explanation than you're comfortable with! :-)

hi anon!! I've actually been meaning to write a post about this for a while, so thank you for asking!!

Yes, I believe it to be entirely possible!

I'll address this piece by piece (^^)d

"weren't anyone important or of note" every life and soul is very important! and yes, feeling a "connection" to a time period is definitely a sign that you're a reincarnation. Not everyone who is a reincarnation is historically relevant, there us a huge stigma that all reincarnations are well-known people.

"wasn't, well, all that worth remembering?" What is and isn't worth remembering is something that's entirely up to your mind and soul, I doubt it has anything to do with historical relevance (^-^;. Maybe that life that you believe you had was very important to you, and so your mind is desperately trying to remember it - hence the "connection".

Remember, you can always try to train your mind to remember more and more from your past lives! it takes a bit of time for some people, but through things like meditation, research, and even just talking to people about it, you can learn about yourself! (^_^)v

I believe a way you can learn about who you were is researching names that were popular around that time period and in the country you believe you lived in. You may feel connected to one of them!! another thing you can do is research occupations and hobbies that were popular at the time, etc. and you can see if you feel a connection!! that way, you can write up a small profile of who you believed to be!!

I'm super interested in hearing your story, I hope you can learn more about your past lives!! <3 Thank you so so much for asking me about it(^.^)

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tysm!! things like this always mean so so much to me, I'm so glad my posts are interesting to you!!

What you've described is interesting to me, too! If you'd like to discuss it more privately, feel free to DM my main account @evchennaz because I'd love to learn more and see what you can discover about yourself!! <3

[bunnynaz]

I have a list of posts to write while I'm on my holiday ... expect at least 5 or 6 long posts ... maybe more (*´-`)

[bunnynaz]

Evchen's opinion on old/young souls, and their relevancy to reincarnation (^q^)

I'll firstly give a brief explanation of the concept.

An old soul is a soul that has lived and has been reincarnated multiple times and has lived for a very long time.

A young soul is someone who's not been reincarnated, or has not been reincarnated many times, and is living their first or second life.

"Old soul" can range from having lived 10 lives, to 100 lives - it's limitless, really. The only thing that limits an old soul is their lack of ability to remember each and every life. But instead of having memories, they develop instincts and traits over time.

A new soul, however, has less experience than an older soul - and so they have a lesser understanding of the world than an older soul will.

Different people will argue on what traits make you an old or new soul - I believe it's up to the individual and what they remember. I believe a very small percentage of the world are very old souls. A large percentage are young souls that simply don't remember their past, and a minority of people are fresh new souls.

It's important to note that not all past lives were human lives.

Statistically, it's likely that most of us have had past lives as bugs, birds, or even single celled organisms - but we just don't remember.

Some of us may have had two very vivid human past lives - maybe more.

It's important for us to keep in mind that it's not impossible for someone to have been two or three notable people in their past.

Some people argue that it's simply unlikely to happen, but that isn't necessarily the case - we can't make any claims like that until we know why reincarnation happens.

If you are under the impression that, for example, only people of importance are reincarnated - then of course, reincarnations will have lived multiple important lives - it's just a given.

But as I've mentioned, we still don't fully understand what causes reincarnation or whether it's a common or an uncommon thing. We'll just have to wait until more people come forward, so I can study them. (It sounds creepy, but it's what needs to be done to understand this topic ... I'm just a girl, I swear)

That's all I have to say on this topic, because I'm not 100% confident in my knowledge on it ... but I'll try to post more in the future ^_^

[bunnynaz]

I don't exactly know what to title this post, but I feel the need to share the personal research and understanding I have of past lives, reincarnation, etc. without fear of sounding crazy.

You can call me crazy, genuinely, but this is what I believe, and what I've thought for a while- some of these opinions and theories have been brewing since I was freshly in secondary school, or even before then.

I suppose I should give a trigger warning - I'm not sure what for, but a lot of talk about religion, death, afterlife, etc. Things like that can upset people - I'd hate to upset people.

(^o^;)

When talking about ideas like this, it's important to note that some things will never be truly and entirely understood. Everyone will come to their own conclusions, and that's okay. You'll drive yourself crazy trying to solve everything on your own.

In this post, I'm going to focus much more on the things I don't have the answer to because maybe other people do and can give input? that's how I see this - that's how I see my entire account.

Let's discuss the idea of an afterlife. I touched on it in a previous post, but I feel like just a few words don't do the topic any justice.

Heaven and Hell, and why I think, despite being religious, that they're nonsense.

I'll be talking a lot about Christianity and it's ideas of afterlife - if you're well educated or just don't want to read that, you can skip to the heart emojis lower in the post, where I start talking about something else (^ー^;A

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As I mentioned in my previous post, there is no scientific evidence to back up the theory of Heaven and Hell. We know that below the earth, there is a molten core - not nearly large enough to hold every soul that has sinned and died.

Now, Heaven, on the contrary, is above us, within the sky surrounded by luminous clouds. This has been disproven by telescopes, planes, satellites, etc.

Now that we've cleared that up, I can discuss the below surface ideas of death.

Heaven/Hell as a concept, and not a physical area, is still very difficult to define...

How can someone be condemned to Hell for the things they have done, if, for example, their intentions were good?

And, similarly, how can someone be sent to heaven if they only did good things for their own personal gain, and not for the good of the world and to be obedient to God?

Everyone's idea of good and bad, sin and virtue, etc. are different. We are all born with a general moral compass but it can be mutilated and morphed so harshly by our upbringing that we can genuinely believe that things that are the ultimate evil to some people are okay to others.

And even to say that you go to Heaven if you do what you believe is right, and go to Hell if you do what you believe is wrong - then what is the point of commandments from God if we ourselves judge that?

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Finally, the surface level questions are out of the way. I can talk about something else...

okay my favourite topic, Reincarnation !!

One burning question that's been on my mind since I first started believing that I myself am a reincarnation was:

"What's the point of anything?"

and though that is morbid, it's a very baseline question.

The reason people in my position tend to think that was is that we've lived before and have been born again. It's a broadening of a multitude of other questions, such as;

"Does anything I do even matter if I'll just die and be reborn again?"

And while I don't have an answer to that question, the fact that we have been blessed to live again says a lot. That is a big reason why I want to create a safe community around reincarnation and such - so we can help each other with things that are downright existential and terrifying.

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We can always go deeper than this, though.

Let's talk about when we fulfill the hypothetical unfinished business - what now?

Will we truly die?

Will we wait till we die otherwise, or will we die right there and then?

There are a lot of questions around this that I can only stagger to answer.

This may be a bit of a tangent, but I believe my personal ideas of death could be relevant. I often write about how I would simply die slowly. My thoughts gradually disappear as my heartbeat slows to a stop. All of my memories, everything I know, will fade away.

I wrote that because I feel as if that will happen one day when my personal unfinished business is taken care of. I'd like to share it because maybe someone else feels similarly.

Now, that doesn't mean this will happen. It's just a poetic idea of what could. You could see it as a metaphor for some other death - like suicide. Maybe that relates to you somehow. If anyone has read this far?

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But again, let's discuss this further...

Hypothetically, we've died.

If we get reincarnated - what now?

Do we just do it all again, regaining more and more memories, only to die and do the same again? gradually becoming weighed down by more and more knowledge of lives before us - our minds too weighed with old memories and feelings to form new ones?

If that is the case, no one is truly free. Death is not an escape because it will just trap us further. That is very scary to think about until you get used to it.

I sound so schizophrenic... but I hope someone will read this and understand ( ´△���)

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I realise that these sectors are getting smaller and smaller because I have fewer and fewer answers ... that's quite discomforting, but it's okay !! I might find people who do have the answers.

Let's talk about karmic retribution and the dramatic irony in reincarnation.

For a quick explanation, karmic retribution is the idea that every action brings about consequence.

An example of this is that every reincarnation of a third reich figure I have personally met have been part Germanic, but also part of something else that the nazis didn't approve of - making their blood or ethnicity dirty. That offers a good deal of sadness or anger to these people.

At first, after I researched the first reincarnation I had ever heard talk about it, I believed it to be a coincidence and thought it was a bit ironic - though, since then, I've met a few more that are the same.

Something else I have noticed is that a lot of us have mental disorders and illness - which was seen as defective.

A lot of non-believers will say that mental illness is what makes us believe that we are reincarnations - I have to disagree. All of the reincarnations I have met and researched (youknowwhoyouareyouknowwhoyouare) have said that any medication they have taken or therapy they've been through have not removed the "delusion" that they had a past life.

I'm losing my mind, it's now 6:30 AM... I hope this is at all legible.

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I think I'll leave it here for now. My eyes ache, and I have a lot to do today... I hope someone finds this post helpful (^ー^;A goodnight !! <3

[bunnynaz]

My name is Evchen (〃´▽`)

I mostly make posts about reincarnation and past lives !!

My main account is @evchennaz , my asks and DMs are always open, and I'm always willing to talk ( ´∀`)

My content can get a bit weird and existential... but I do try to keep it lighthearted with cute kaomojis ... even if it gets silly

🪦🤍 = Reincarnation

🌅🌌 = duality

<3

[bunnynaz]

I haven't been posting much about past lives - maybe it's because I've already hit a productivity plateau after the first post or two... it feels like I'm grasping at straws for content, but I have something to write about!

Why I believe reincarnation happens and who it happens to !!

A quick preface. This is a little bit longer than my other posts...

(In bunnynaz's opinion) Who or what gets reincarnated?

Factually, it is ridiculous to assume everyone is a reincarnation of somebody because our population is rapidly growing and growing - there are too many people alive.

well... personally, I believe reincarnation happens to a select group of people for certain reasons -

1. people with unfinished business.

This is something you hear a lot in stories about haunting and ghosts, and I've always been a sceptic on this before I felt it myself - But I believe people who died with strong aspirations unfinished have enough energy and patience to return and continue that mission - almost like a path set by the world.

Or maybe they will be reborn to find closure for the "unfinished business" or whatever it is that holds them back from moving on to... well, death. True death (which I'll probably post about in the future).

2. People of great importance.

People who have played integral roles in the development of the world may be "granted" another life if they have more to offer. This could range from politicians to philosophers to scientists. It could really be anyone - we as humans don't understand the judgement of fate.

Why do I believe in reincarnation as a concept?

This will be a very, very long post, but there is a lot of content to discuss around death.

I'll give my take on it, obviously, but please, please feel free to interact and tell me what you think if you're reading this (　＾▽＾)

Having been raised in a religious family, I believed for a long time that there was Heaven or Hell, nothing else.

But human reason and exploration entirely counters the concept of Heaven AND Hell. There is no under-world because we know what's beneath the earth. And there is no heaven because we've explored to space.

My religious grandfather introduced me to this gentle idea that the afterlife isn't a feasible place, so much as it is a concept - He taught me that whenever someone dies, they go beyond the sky, behind the fabric of space and chisel a small hole in the fabric of space- allowing the light of heaven to shine through and produce stars. I thought that idea was beautiful. But of course, that, as well as any other idea of an afterlife, can be easily disproven by science.

What science can not prove, however, is what happens to that soul when a body dies. The very essence of what gives us humanity or life is our soul. If we go off of the scientific notion of what happens to us when we die, I.e. decomposition - energy can not decompose.

I believe that reincarnation, in essence, is an old soul being transferred to a newer body. Many beliefs and religions believe in the idea of new and old souls, people who are living for the first time, and people who have never lived before.

Finding out whether you are an old soul or a new soul is something only you can really do, but there are plenty of traits more common to either - maybe I'll make a whole post about that too.

I think I'll finish this post here because I have a few other posts to make today before I can sleep. It's 2:10 AM, oops... but thank you so much for reading ^_^

[bunnynaz]

I hope you get raped, anorexic whore. You deserve to have your holes wrecked by one of those fucking Nazis you love so much.

(You know who this is. I will track your sorry ass down and snuff you.)

ANON HATE YAYYYYYY YAYYYY I'm so excited ... thank youuuu

[bunnynaz]

How did you discover you were a reincarnation?

a good question! and one with a bit of a lengthy answer. i’m going to write this as a bit of a guide to help others discover if they also happen to be reincarnated, but do keep in mind that most of my knowledge and experiences center around being a reincarnation of someone who lived and worked in nazi germany.

i. from a very young age, i always felt a strong connection to the second world war as a time period that went beyond the usual historical interest, it felt familiar. i would often experience déjà vu accompanied by flashbacks, in addition to having certain smells/textures take me back to a certain memory that wasn’t my own.

ii. naturally, my sense of familiarity guided me towards an academic interest in the third reich, and in my studies i often felt much closer/fonder on a personal level to certain figures while also harbouring an intense dislike for others with no logical reasoning behind it, just a bad feeling about them. i would also find myself “knowing” about certain events and facts before actually finding a source on them or hearing about them.

iii. in terms of getting down to the nitty-gritty of figuring out who exactly i was, that was the difficult part. a little disclaimer first: mind you, the chances of most people being someone “important” in history are not very high, and it certainly was not what i was expecting. this experience comes with a great deal of stress and guilt, so please consider if this is truly a piece of information you really want to know about yourself. back to the topic at hand, though. this may sound a bit silly but truly just do the math! calculate how old you would have been when you died in your past life, and see if the numbers match to when you were born. (mind you, there can be room for other lives in between, especially if you believe you are someone from longer ago.) now this part is very personal to my experiences, but i was blessed with a supportive family who does believe in reincarnation, and it was my mother who had brought the possibility up to me first as to who i could have been. from there i focused a great deal of time into meditation and piecing together fragments of my childhood flashbacks (which thank the lord, i kept in a journal) to connect them to points in my past life. later down the line, i also was blessed enough to meet himmler all over again (i’ve spent almost the past two years with him at this point), and we’ve had the exact same recollection of certain events, which has only further cemented my belief. finally, there are many things about the way my life is now that i find to be “karmic retribution” for the decisions of my past life, though i won’t elaborate on that publicly as it is highly personal.

that is how i personally came to the conclusion that i did, hopefully my experience can be of some use to you.

[bunnynaz]

DER REICHSPROTEKTOR ꑭ

— ❝ the world is just a barrel-organ … we all have to dance to the tune which is already on the drum. ❞

hello tumblr, this blog is exactly what it says on the tin. you may call me heydrich (or reinhard if we’re acquainted), i am a male, i speak english and a bit of german. i have no “dni”. i don’t think i really need to explain who exactly my past life was, as it’s rather obvious based on everything on my account. i’ll be using this blog to share my experiences with reincarnation, as well as whatever else is on my mind.

(additionally, i have reichblr side-blog that you can probably find rather easily.)

[bunnynaz]

My death in my past life still affects me today...

Heavy "trigger warning" on this post, I talk a lot about mental illness and suicide.

In my past life, I died of suicide. But I had also attempted suicide many times in my life (albeit for very stupid reasons).

I remember that moment, I can recount those same two, three minutes in my head. I can even remember the exact moment everything turned dark, the pain in my stomach, the dryness of my lips.

As much as death is horrible and traumatic, I think that having experienced it before and knowing damn well that I'll probably come back once again has deterred me from attempting again after my previous attempts.

That's not to say I want to be in a broken relationship, I just tend to attract people like that. I want to be paid attention to, obviously, but I put myself in these situations.

Oh! something else I ought to mention, I (and most women my age at the time I was alive) had a lot of problems with eating, wanting to keep a slim figure, yes... It's definitely something I struggle with today, but that's a very touchy subject, and I wouldn't want to talk about that in a post that isn't dedicated to it.

Maybe other people with past lives will relate to this - that's the only reason I talk about this whatsoever. I want others to feel less alone.

Please don't be afraid to comment on my posts if you need to talk. I'm always available except for the few hours I'm sleeping - but I'll always respond because I want to help others like me.

[bunnynaz]

Having a past life effects a lot of my daily life.

I don't want to reveal too much about who I used to be, I've seen people be harassed for revealing. I'll imply, and if you guess right - well done, I suppose...? yes yes good job !

I think I'll talk about fears in this post.

I had a dog in my past life - multiple dogs, actually... I started having dreams about them from a relatively young age, and, to an extent, memories- but most of my memories returned when I was roughly 13-17, and I'm still finding out more now, but I feel I have a good grasp on my past.

I developed a fear of dogs at a young age. It was mild - but worsened with age. It was only specific breeds, namely German Shepherds and Labradors.

I've begun to love them again by now. Most of that healing I can accredit to remembering my past for and all of the nicer memories with my pets. I had other pets too but that isn't too relevant...

[bunnynaz]

bnuy (ignore this post reichcon I just needed it to do smth)

[bunnynaz]

I will be writing quite a lengthy post soon detailing my experience with my past life, how I found out who I was, my memories, evidence, etc.

And another post on how I cope living today despite having that past life, and the confusion and problems it has caused...

[bunnynaz]

How did you discover you were a reincarnation?

a good question! and one with a bit of a lengthy answer. i’m going to write this as a bit of a guide to help others discover if they also happen to be reincarnated, but do keep in mind that most of my knowledge and experiences center around being a reincarnation of someone who lived and worked in nazi germany.

i. from a very young age, i always felt a strong connection to the second world war as a time period that went beyond the usual historical interest, it felt familiar. i would often experience déjà vu accompanied by flashbacks, in addition to having certain smells/textures take me back to a certain memory that wasn’t my own.

ii. naturally, my sense of familiarity guided me towards an academic interest in the third reich, and in my studies i often felt much closer/fonder on a personal level to certain figures while also harbouring an intense dislike for others with no logical reasoning behind it, just a bad feeling about them. i would also find myself “knowing” about certain events and facts before actually finding a source on them or hearing about them.

iii. in terms of getting down to the nitty-gritty of figuring out who exactly i was, that was the difficult part. a little disclaimer first: mind you, the chances of most people being someone “important” in history are not very high, and it certainly was not what i was expecting. this experience comes with a great deal of stress and guilt, so please consider if this is truly a piece of information you really want to know about yourself. back to the topic at hand, though. this may sound a bit silly but truly just do the math! calculate how old you would have been when you died in your past life, and see if the numbers match to when you were born. (mind you, there can be room for other lives in between, especially if you believe you are someone from longer ago.) now this part is very personal to my experiences, but i was blessed with a supportive family who does believe in reincarnation, and it was my mother who had brought the possibility up to me first as to who i could have been. from there i focused a great deal of time into meditation and piecing together fragments of my childhood flashbacks (which thank the lord, i kept in a journal) to connect them to points in my past life. later down the line, i also was blessed enough to meet himmler all over again (i’ve spent almost the past two years with him at this point), and we’ve had the exact same recollection of certain events, which has only further cemented my belief. finally, there are many things about the way my life is now that i find to be “karmic retribution” for the decisions of my past life, though i won’t elaborate on that publicly as it is highly personal.

that is how i personally came to the conclusion that i did, hopefully my experience can be of some use to you.

[bunnynaz]

Past life flashbacks/memories

I hope this little list is informative or can help others find out about their own past lives !!

This post was formed from my experience in meeting and talking to many people like me, who have also experienced past lives.

1. Dreams / Nightmares.

I personally experienced dreams of my death, from an age where my mind likely wouldn't have come up with those types of tragic things on its own. Initially, I ignored it, assuming it was only nightmares - but now that I know more about myself, I feel as if they could be connected.

This is something I've heard multiple others who have had past lives state they've experienced, so I feel like it's worth mentioning.

2. Seizures / Dissociation

Regularly when I was younger, I would "zone out" for long periods of time. My teachers and parents assumed I was experiencing Petit Mals¹.

This caused problems with my education because I lost the ability to focus.

I personally remember seeing vague depictions of scenes that I "remembered" but wasn't sure from where. This continued on into my teenage years. Certain scenes in my mind were triggered by certain places, scents, colours, sounds, etc.

3. Fears / Phobias

I believe that certain fears are triggered by a traumatic event that could have happened in the past. Some fears I personally experience have no possible way they may have developed.

That being said, some of my fears (i.e., my fear of certain dog breeds) have developed from my experience with the scenes I saw during my zoning out and dissociations.

I know others who have experienced the exact same thing, having an irrational fear of something due to their past lives. It is our past life trauma seeping through to our current lives.

4. Skills / Experiences.

This is something I feel is integral to mention, as everyone I've met with a past life have noticeably inherited the skills of their past lives - whether they notice it or not.

I.e someone who's past life was a scientist may have grown up knowing a lot more about science and seeing it as common sense despite having never been taught like that.

As I've mentioned, many people I've met have experienced this.

5. Personality / Traits.

Something I've noticed in many reincarnations is a recurring theme of retaining traits from their past.

An example I have directly encountered is someone who both looks and acts, even sounds exactly the same as his past life. He has retained the fundamental ideas and people skills that his past life had.

This can be caused directly by inheriting the same personality, but also by having experienced the same traumas.

Though, on this note - there are many traits I've noticed all reincarnations have in common, regardless of whether their past life acted that way.

Examples of that are early emotional maturity, lack of modern morals, introverted, a love for the past and history, etc.

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¹ "petit mal" seizures (otherwise known as "absent seizures") are a type of epilepsy that cause brief periods of unconsciousness.

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As for my sources, I suppose the best I can say is that I am one of these people, and I've spent a long while talking to these people - I consider many of them friends after our talks.

I feel as if I should credit them - but I don't want them to be too called out. So, thank you, members of reichcon! you've helped me a lot in understanding the topic.

[bunnynaz]

Reincarnation

uhm okay where do I start?

I'm a reincarnation of someone closely related to a very controversial figure in history, and that is something I've known and accepted for a very long time.

I know for a fact that it has nothing to do with my mental illness, as no kind of recovery has changed the way I think about this - I've always known that I was different, and I've always had a deep sense of discomfort around certain groups of people due to that past of mine.

I'm only really making this account so others like me can feel less alone. Being like this isn't really fun or cool. It's awful. I have recurring episodes of sleep paralysis, derealisation, etc. that were always disregarded by doctors as seizures and such.

So if you are like me, there is nothing wrong with you. You aren't alone, and you aren't crazy. You aren't a bad person, nor are you unworthy of the life you're living now <3