posted January 03, 2017 10:42 PM            

I know we got some karmic placements, but I'd like to see which kind of connections or what else can you tell me about it. How can astrology explain past life connections?
Why did it hurt so much? (I mean I already know it, but I'd like to hear your thoughts about it) Thank you.

Heres is the synastry chart.

And the composite.

posted January 04, 2017 06:17 PM            

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Originally posted by Marandana:
Hahaha the composite is interesting? Probably the synastry not so much :P
And I know, anyway beautiful_ light, how did you know your relationship was karmic too?

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posted January 06, 2017 01:57 AM            

Jupiter is conjunct SN, means benefactor relation. I am not sure who's jupiter is conjunct, if you are the jupiter then from what I read he was a husband in your past life. If not then a teacher. Jupiter= teacher, husband, benefactor, spiritual wisdom

Karma with moon MC= This is to push the MC person towards their work to be done in this lifetime

Karma 5th house, lover? this is what I am thinking. 5th house related themes: lover , child, creativity, house of leo meaning sun\father.

See if this relates to any of the past life regression that you remember

posted January 06, 2017 02:12 PM            

I've been wanting to go to a past life regression session myself but it's not available where I live so I would have to travel quite some.

Is it like I've read it is - you go back through your current life and then start backwards from your previous life? Do you feel like you are in control of what you can see/access or does it go by quickly similar to a movie trailer?

posted January 06, 2017 07:32 PM            

@EmGem Yeah, actually I felt a good improvement of my emotional and mental health, before the regression I was really nostalgic, melancholic and some days depressive, I literally thought life sucked for me. Now I feel so much better, I'm not saying that the past life regression was a miracle and all my problems now are solved, No, but I don't feel myself as "hopeless", it doesn't hurt anymore as before. It probably saved me years of psycotherapy (I'm saying that even though I'm a psycologist haha) but yeah it helped me a lot to understand the situation and as a result, it brings peace to the soul

@Color Butterfly Thank you so much for your insight! Yeah actually he was my husband in one of my past lives, it was around 1700, a small town in france-swiss. He was my husband and in the beginning I wasn't happy to be with him but apparently I fell in love with him through the passing years.
In the second life that I saw, I was a man and he was woman, a really beautiful one and she was my girlfriend, I wanted to marry her but she wasn't so sure about that. Apparently we lived together but after a while she left me cause I wasn't a good man. It was germany, WW2 time.

@outofideas there is no specefic way to see your past lifes, I mean, everyone in therapy see it differently (it depends on the type of clarivoyance you got) I, indeed saw it like a movie trailer. First you "see" the "movie" and after you finished it all, the therapist tells you it is time to recognize the "characters", so you see the characters and after that you recognize the energy or sometimes, the appareance of THAT person in THIS lifetime. It's amazing!
And yeah you really should do a past life regression! It totally worth it, you discover a lot about yourself, about life indeed, you really learn that "all places are temporary places" and the energy of your soul never really dies.

posted January 07, 2017 01:52 PM            

I think if I get the chance to do it, it would help me in a similar way. Plus i'm really curious to see my past lives and how they have affected my current life's journey, as it's not an easy one.

I think many people may be putting way too much emphasis on karma and how that rules all of our lives - the past ones and the present one, however we shouldn't cling on any one thing, so much that we can't let go of it. I believe that most of what happens in our lives is no coincidence. In relationship situations, especially where there are difficulties and many trials, we often are given the chance to learn a lesson and evolve in a way. If separation occurs it is often because people need to go their own ways, experience an additional set of things on their own or with someone else. It does not mean that reconciliation wouldn't be possible at a later time. None of this should be feared as such is life.

posted January 10, 2017 06:38 PM            

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Originally posted by outofideas:

I think many people may be putting way too much emphasis on karma and how that rules all of our lives - the past ones and the present one, however we shouldn't cling on any one thing, so much that we can't let go of it. I believe that most of what happens in our lives is no coincidence. In relationship situations, especially where there are difficulties and many trials, we often are given the chance to learn a lesson and evolve in a way. If separation occurs it is often because people need to go their own ways, experience an additional set of things on their own or with someone else. It does not mean that reconciliation wouldn't be possible at a later time. None of this should be feared as such is life.

Did you need to do some specific preparation for the therapy and how long did it take in total?

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Yeah and you know, I think now that karma still works in a way we don't fully understand. I really do believe it exists, but not necessarily in a way "debt/payment", it is something more, something a little softer but still strict.