Monday, February 18, 2008

Past Lives

If we meditate enough, for enough lifetimes, and if we allow ourselves to let go of fear through meditation and trust ourselves as we step into the Void from the Light, then we are able to remember ourselves in many past lives. We may even advance to the point of being able to connect with the mass consciousness and "remember" others' past lives for them.

This is one of the many things that I do as a shaman. I help people to remember. I don't just help them to remember all their past lives. In fact with some there are way too many to remember them all. I help them to remember who they are. We all come to a time in our lives when that memory is essential for our progress from that point onward. I have recently begun remembering some things about myself as well. Yes, the shaman also does his own healing work, as we all must do from time to time. With all of the remembering, I have also rediscovered that it is very important to stay in the moment and honor this life. If we constantly search for ourselves in the past we rob ourselves of our present and our future. So I really don't care if someone was Marie Antoinette in a past life. What I do care about is who that person is now. When I look into that person's eyes, I want to see them for their true divine nature within.

I feel such honor that I have been gifted the opportunity to get to know myself on a deeper level. And I am honored that I have the gift of helping others to do the same. I think that if we help each other to honor our personal divinity, we will elevate ourselves in vibration and, through that elevated vibration, we will be able to heal the world, one person at a time, or by the millions. And why stop at just the world we know? Why not create a whole new world? Or a new universe for that matter? What do you say to taking chances? What could we possibly lose? And how does that really compare to what we could gain?

Blessed Be

Trent
www.deerhornshamanic.com

2 comments:

Stubblejumpers Café said...

Remember hearing that for every person who sits down and writes a letter into the station about a tv or radio show or to a politician, it can be assumed that there are 50 people with similar thoughts who didn't take the time to write?

Just to let you know that I am reading your blog faithfully, and if the old belief is correct, so are many others. Just in case you think that no comments means no readers. It is simply not so.

Keep up the good work,
Kathy

Trent Deerhorn said...

Thank you so much Kathy!

This blog site is also the combination of snippets that are going to be the bases of chapters in my book that I am writing. So consider it a sneak preview!

Blessed Be

Trent