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Landsend

Hello all,

I'll endeavour to be brief. I'm 27, and live in the UK. After pondering the idea for about half a year, I've decided to put together these forums. There's a few reasons for that. I can trace my memories of my previous life to my childhood, but did not accept and open fully to the whys and whens and, mostly importantly WHO until the end of 2016. The events that have followed have, hands down, changed my life. One of the main things that has kept my feet attached to 'terra firma' is connecting with those who recall the Vietnam War in the context of a previous life. I've found that there are lots of us suddenly turning up. So, I figured that if my experiences and knowledge of researching a past life during that era could be helpful to just one person, then this forum has gone above and beyond its original mission.

My approach to this subject has a fact finding emphasis, and hope to reflect that in this space. It definitely is a subject that affords concise, evidential research to backup what can be very emotional, personal, tangible memories and/or flashbacks.  Vietnam was a unique war--many would say a dirty war. All wars have unspeakable horrors, but Vietnam had the added ugly facet that men were shunned and ostracized for having fought for their country. There was little to no understanding of what we now know as PTSD. There are so many aspects of that war that have left, at least on my soul, a permanent imprint. It's a hard thing to chew that some experiences are so great, so powerful, so full of horror that they do not end with the grave. Only someone who has been there could understand that.

I'm really interested to see how our experiences match up in one place.
Look forward to connecting with you all,
Landsend

Hi everybody,

I am 30 years old and I am from Spain. I have been aware of previous past lives for some time but recently I have become aware of what I think is my last life. In that previous life I fought in the Vietnam war as part of the US Army. I am joining this forum to be able to explore this in more detail and share some of my experiences / memories.

Looking forward to talk to you all

Zervan

Welcome Zervan,  thanks for joining, have approved you--you should be able to access the forums now. Looking forward to hearing your account.

Landsend

I came here by invite
I'm now 30 years old, Canadian-Dutch, currently live in the Netherlands
I've been around quite a few times, from the Roman era through Vietnam, I've been there and seen it all
I remember certain lives more than others and uncover new memories every now and then

CanSol,

Glad to have you on board.

Landsend.

Welcome to the forum CanSol

Well, I am in on it too. Someone referred me here, and I just joined this. I think a very old past life was in the Roman Empire, all the way through unknown, as of yet what, where except the last one before this life was a Vietnam War life, where I died in Hoa Lo Prison last time 'round.

JM

Good to see you here -- have approved you and you can join in the main discussion(s). I'm getting round to adding more content, it's a WIP. Any and all suggestions are welcome.

Welcome on board JM

from the reincarnation forum

Hey there

Welcome, have added you to the main discussion. Feel free to post.

Cheers
Landsend

Hey everyone

Welcome Lee to the forums. You should be able to access the main discussions now.

Cheers
Landsend

I’m new here Landsend! I got invited by CanSol.

I have been having weird visions of Vietnam lately. I died back in 1968. It hurts thinking about that year. Whenever I hear it I get sad.

I think that the trauma I experienced in Vietnam has affected my current life. Today I suffer from anxiety and depression and I’m very hot headed. It feels like another side of my personality is slowly taking over, a hotheaded marine.

Anyways, it’s nice getting to know you all.

Sincerely
Alexander

Welcome Marine!

I’ve added you to the main topics. As you can see we haven’t been too active lately but the forums are a work in progress. I am posting some updates and resources gradually as time goes by, and we are also getting new folks come by here.

I encourage you to post your story. Many folks can relate to what you say, typically symptoms of depression and anxiety have led many of us down this often shadowy path of past life memories. The Vietnam War continues for many of us here, at least for me it is a daily battle. It’s not easy to talk about for many of us, but sharing helps.

Cheers
Landsend

Thanks! I love your honesty and kindness. We need more folks like you in this world!

Right now I’m unable to sleep. I can just imagine being on guard in a jungle in Vietnam, the heat is unbearable, the suspense is more than your average Hitchcock movie to say the least. I can feel my pulse getting higher, I hear the other guys talking, no one is able to sleep.

Had another vision of a event of me being on guard waiting for Vietcong troops.

Feel free to start your own thread in the members section. Would like to hear your recollections in more detail.

Cheers

Thanks, I just don’t have the energy right now. I’ll do more stuff tommorow.

I just wanted to say that my visions are becoming more frequent and personal, I know that tommorow will be the same. I’m slowly finding out more and more. I also found out my name, I think it was Anthony.

I died 50 years ago. I served in 3 years. From 1965 to 1968.

It’s 50 years ago since the Tet Offensive. Many people died during this period, I think that’s why we are having visions and flashbacks of that time. Also I’m very sensitive regarding the war, when I hear someone criticizing the soldiers for killing innocent people I flip out and all that. Reading and watching footage nearly makes me cry. Listening to music from that era doesn’t work either.

That’s fine, post whenever you feel ready. We take things easy here, there’s no hard or fast rules for posting. The forums also serve as a resource for members to help validate their memories, there are links to websites that can help you do that.

Thanks, again! It’s amazing that you’ve built this website. What made you create it and was it hard to make a website or did you get outside assistance? The website looks great!

I feel so at home in the US Marines. I can sympathize with them even if I haven’t gone to war in my current life. It’s like they are everywhere in my life, whenever I excercise I think of bootcamp, when I feel down I think of hanging out with my friends in my platoon. It’s fussy but I’m slowly getting to know the past me. My name was Anthony or so, I’m pretty sure.

Lots of folks coming forward about Vietnam and I didn’t feel comfortable talking about my own memories on the child past life forums. That forum is public, this is private. The forums are just a free template for the moment. If this place grows I’ll think about expanding to other, more secure, advert free platform. I studied graphic design in college and have been making websites since I was about ten.

If you have any ideas how to expand let me know. I’m wondering how we can make this place more active.

Cheers

I wonder why it’s all happening now. It was 50 years ago since the Tet Offensive, do anniversaries make us remember better or something?

The thoughts and visions are getting worse. I’m starting to act out of character and the visions are getting more personal. Being in a jungle and getting attacked.

I’m sure the reasons are manyfold, both personal and universal.

I am concerned that your memories seem to be very highly charged and affecting your life. Do you have any friend or family member you can confide in? It will help just to have a sympathetic ear who offers no judgement. If not I can talk to you via private message. I encourage you to start your own thread in the members area as this section is public.

The thing is that it doesn’t allow me to do that. I have to wait a week or so. It doesn’t bother me, no one knows who I am here, I feel safe here.

They are. I’m getting obsessed with the US Marines. I watched footage of the Vietnam war, Seing air strikes and explosions made me smile. My thoughts are getting very hard to handle and no one understands me . People think I’m crazy.

How do i fix this?