Beautiful floor swastikas in an Ancient Roman villa; this ancient symbol stuns all modern Whites, because we have seen it long before and many times in other lives.
I look a lot like a blood relative of mine from the early 1800s, who rose to become a field marshal in the Austrian Army and a count, with three castles in Austrian-ruled Croatia.
Uncanny 
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John De Nugent
Laval Count Nugent, born in Ireland of the old Norman Irish nobility, could not serve as a Catholic in the British Army as an officer, so he moved to Austria.
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He was awarded by Emperor Franz Joseph the Knight’s Grand Cross of the Order of Maria Theresa, the highest medal for valor of Austria-Hungary…..
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…and the Order of the Bath by the UK for defeating the French army of Murat, a marshal of Napoleon
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One reason we can look so much like distant ancestors, if one accepts that reincarnation is real and proven, as I do, is that we ARE our ancestors, and we become our descendants. In fact, we often reincarnate because our friends are coming back. These are the people with whom, as soon as we meet them, we may feel an “instant connection.” https://johndenugent.com/reincarnation-evidence/
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People ask the justified question: “If reincarnation is real, then why do I not remember previous lives?” Actually, many people do, but in our current semi-atheistic, modern and materialistic culture, people fear being scoffed at if they open up and say “I remember being a sailor” or “a logger” or “a pioneer woman who had five kids.” But often the memories fade by around age five.
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Folks also ask: “What is the point of reincarnation if I do not remember earlier lives?” The brutal truth is that most earthlings are pretty primitive, show by the actions that they often have little control over their minds and feelings — hence the 50% divorce rate, among other scandals — and constantly do stupid sh-t of all sorts. So they would dwell on and rehash every stupid thing they ever did in every life over and over again and quite pointlessly, wallowing in old blunders and suffering. Why think about your grief when your beloved spouse died in medieval France in 1302? Or when you were burned alive as a Cathar by King Louis IX? How would that actually HELP you NOW to remember those tragedies and feel that pain all over again? With earthlings, it would trigger PTSD for no purpose! How does it help in this life a Vietnam or Iraq veteran to relive seeing his best buddy be blown in half? The flashbacks are horrible! My own father grieved for decades over losing his best friend in the Korean War, Marine Lieutenant Ed Flanagan. As tough as my Marine dad was, he would still get choked up in 2002 over a death in 1952….
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However, we DO review earlier lives in what is called the INTERLIFE. (The entertaining semi-comedy “Judging Your Life” with Meryl Streep, Rip Torn, and James Brooks is fairly accurate about this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1FhrhoudSE&t=3s) If you are willing to, you can watch holographic videos of key turning points in your life and how your words and actions, or inactions, affected others. This can lead to powerful soul-searching over the bad stuff but also pride and self-confidence over all the good things we did! So, IF one submits to this process, it can be transforming. You are no longer the same person at all, but more mature, wise, considerate, and caring. Maybe you were a “great conqueror” in one life, or a pro-war politician, but the life-review video in the interlife will show you acres of the dead corpses of your soldiers and hundreds of weeping mothers, widows, and children who have no father. The video shows YOUR EFFECT ON OTHERS. And then, when you are ready to go back to earth (the usual — but not the only possible — destination), God usually wipes your memories clean to give you a fresh start on a new life. He knows what is best for us. And it is not beating ourselves up. If you have faced your mistakes in the interlife, regret them, and truly seek to change, then no continuous self-recriminations are useful after that. What is important is to pat yourself now on the back for your courage to face your faults, have a good cry, and then move forward to your next life!
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I know who I was in my last life, and what I did wrong in World War Two, but this is rare, because most people just cannot handle it. The interlife is where that painful life review is supposed to happen for earthlings, but not here. Here we get to apply the changes that God and we ourselves want to make. And it is not recalling specific memories that make us change, but the change in our heart! Humans act when they powerfully FEEL something, not when they merely think of something!
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Another clip from “Judging Your Life” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdHpbI8Y7Oo The basic idea in this movie, which is a Hollywood film designed to make a profit and therefore tries to keep it light and be somewhat entertaining, not preachy and heavy, is actually quite accurate. 
In the interlife, you can finally face the real you — and change dramatically.
In the interlife, you can finally face the real you — and change dramatically. 
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Defending Your Life (1991) – Misjudgments Scene (4/8) | Movieclips
Defending Your Life (1991) – Misjudgments Scene (4/8) | Movieclips
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