Meet The Military Past Lives Team
Revolucion Bohemia
Co-Founder & Moderator
*stands up* Hi, I´m Beppo and I´m a Dead Nazi ... *looks at the circle of people* I´m pretty much everywhere in the online reincarnation world, if not as an active member, then as a lurker. I think reincarnation is a natural process, that the soul is something material that is plausible to be studied from a scientific point of view, but nobody does any serious research for it. I think anyone can remember a past life if they have the will to try several different methods until they find the one that suits them. They also need the will to deal with psychological blocks, as well. I consider myself an "empirical reincarnationist." I don´t care what whoever author said in a New Age book, I only hypothesize from what I see in myself and other people and from what I think makes sense scientifically. I might seem like a rigid, closed-minded asshole at first, when you don't know me, but if you get to know me you will realize I´m not really that bad. I´m open to more stuff than you would imagine, and even though I have my temper I never hold grudges for too long.
Inhaltslos
Co-Founder & Moderator
I flip flop between believing my past life recollection has been the best experience I've ever had and the worst thing that could possibly happen to me. Like many folks, my pl suspicions aren't something I shout from the rooftops, but have been a consistent part of my life, beginning when I was a small child. Even now, as I enter my 40s, I'm still not completely comfortable talking about it in detail (Third Reich past life here). At the same time, I don't believe it's healthy to shut reincarnation feelings out completely, and I'd recommend figuring out a past life to anyone who has a nagging feeling that they've been here before. Discussing and exploring your past not only helps when dealing with current life challenges or residual problems lying deep, but your example and findings can help others, no matter how insignificant you think your contribution is. Additionally, I think we could all agree that the more we talk about it, the less we feel like we're carrying a rather heavy, dirty secret and the experience becomes just a normal part of our lives. You'd may be surprised to hear that there are more of us than you know.
Eowyn
MPL Facebook & Fororeencarnacion Administrator
My past life journey began in November 2011, and I don’t think it will ever end. From my newbie days to my coming of age in MPL, and now running my own reincarnation forum in Spanish, I never stop learning, from myself, but most important, from the people I’ve met on the road. For me reincarnation is not just a matter of the soul, it’s about the crude human experience. It’s life itself, bringing you joy or tearing you apart. It’s a bumpy road with ups and downs, friends and foes, only a few certainties and a lot of doubts. Along the path you’ll discover your bright side and your dark side, and also the bright and dark side of those who were there with you. Knowing your past lives is like opening Pandora’s box, where you’ll find the simple truth… The truth is sometimes hard to face, but if you dare doing it, you might find peace, and maybe (only maybe) your inner wisdom. And you can never close the box again.
Naseilis
MPL Facebook Administrator
Naseilis is fairly new to the reincarnation world, but her wit and enthusiasm benefitted the MPL community from the get-go. Naseilis not only provides intelligent, consistent feedback on others' questions, but has been an excellent resource in the forum's Verification Request section and provides the many memes for our MPL Facebook page. We love her energy!
SomeGirl
MPL Tumblr Co-Moderator
Long before coming to MPL, I thought I was alone regarding my feelings towards Germany via WW2. I had friends that felt disgusted by the fact I would sob hysterically during WW2 when Germany "lost." I was in High School and doing a report on the Death Camps with a friend that had the same class I did. I kept getting so irate over her calling some work camps, death camps. I kept trying to get her to see the difference, but to no avail. I saw a map of a camp and I went into a "mood" as my Mother put it. I teared up and started talking about the Camp (Mauthausen-Gusen) and started talking about Doctors that were there during "my time." I cried and mentioned some Doctors I missed because they were my friends. I was telling a different friend about my little flashback and how it scared me, she made me feel better when she said she believed me. Many years later, I accepted the fact I would never find myself from that life. I honestly didn't talk about my memories, feelings, or anything from that life. It seemed to creep up on me around certain times of the year though. I joined MPL and was given something I hadn't had since that life. Comrades all fighting (lack of a better word) for the same thing. Coming to terms with who and what we were in our past lives. It didn't matter if someone was wearing stripes inside of a uniform, we were all comrades. We banded together and had ups and downs, but still we stuck by each other. Everyone helped me find my former self. I felt so many emotions regarding the man I was. Not one person judged me for things I did, they simply cared for me while adjusting with the identity and the flood rushing of memories and emotions. I knew there was always someone just a click away that understood.