Rules #28f:
Who is The I That is Me? - Birth-Marks Past Lives Roadmap
"It must be mentioned that in the centre of
Georgiana's left cheek there was a singular mark, deeply interwoven,
as it were, with the texture and substance of her face." (Nathaniel
Hawthorne)
Birth Marks: Roadmap to Past Lives
The past and the present are deeply
interwoven when birth marks are indelibly imprinted onto an individual's
physical body. This happens for two reasons. One, the body has not
had enough time between its incarnations to heal properly. Two, the
mind needs to reconnect with the past life trauma so it can be healed
and released. So a birth mark is formed at the site of the past life
damage when the individual chooses to reincarnate into a new life.
"So Who Really Is The ' I ' That
is ' Me '?"
When we come into greater awareness of our
past lives, we understand that we are more than our current personality.
We see that we are infinite beings and we connect with the truth about
the totality of our existence. We ask ourselves
"who really is the I that is me?"
From time to time, the answer to this question
leads us to learn more about our birthmarks, the roadmap to our journey
in past lives.
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Unhealed Burn Mark:
This deep red birth-mark is the body's way
of remembering being burned by fire. The darker the mark, the less the
wound has healed karmically. Usually this is because the past life is
recent and the related trauma has not been processed.
Healed Burn Mark:
This ultra white birth-mark is the body's way
of remembering being burned by fire. The lighter the mark, the more
the wound has healed karmically. Although it is somewhat healed, there
are still lessons to be learned from this old wound.
Single Bullet Wound:
This birth-mark was caused by a bullet that
entered on the left (notice the perfectly round pattern on the left
compared to the right side). The uneven pattern on the right is a
remnant of a related powder burn. This wound tends to be brown.
Embedded Bullet Wound:
This birth-mark was caused by a bullet that
became embedded in the body (and part of it). Notice the perfectly
round shape of an antique bullet as well as the "burn" ring around
this birth-mark. This wound tends to be black.
Sunken Bullet Wound:
This birth-mark was caused by a bullet that
became embedded in the body (and part of it). Notice the rounded
shape of a blasted antique bullet as well as the deep indentation
of this birth-mark. This wound tends to be red.
Scattered Shots:
This pattern of marks was produced by sprayed
shots (a bunch of bullets shot all at once) by an antique gun. The
pellets of varying sizes all struck the skin at the same time in a
tight pattern. This very common pattern can exist anywhere on the body.
Cannon Shots:
This birth-mark is becoming increasingly rare
as time passes because cannons are no longer used as weapons. This
wound tends to be black as the cannon shot deeply scorched the skin.
With each new life, the size of the cannon birth-mark shrinks.
Stab Wound:
The slightly curved birth-mark is indicative
of a fatal stab wound inflicted by a knife, dagger, or sword. When
these appear on the side of the face (as in this case), it was most
likely from a sneak attack while sleeping and was undoubtedly fatal.
Speared Through:
Spots on the eye are almost always from being
directly punctured there. This was a favorite form of assasination in
past lives. It was usually done when the individual slept. It always
proved to be fatal because a stab in the eye was a stab to the brain.
Scalped:
The birth-mark features a patch of the scalp
where hair cannot grow and a "bloody looking" patch appears in its place.
This is how the scalp would look after the patch of hair was forcibly
removed. It is how the body remembers being scalped in past lives.
Poisoned Arrow:
The birth-mark features a central mole with
a discolored ring around it (depicted) and usually comes from past
lives. This is how a poisoned arrow wound looked. If the arrow did
not kill the person, the poison it was dipped in would do so.
Botched Surgery:
In past lives, often the cure for a disorder
was worse than the cause. This was especially true of surgeries which
were done without anesthesia and often without a clear idea of how to
do it. More often than not, past life surgery proved to be fatal.
Branding Mark:
In past lives, those who had committed crimes
were often branded with a hot iron. This mark is a faded dragon
brand which was placed on the back of the neck of Chinese activists
and dissidents to mark them as enemies of the state.
Slave Chains:
In past lives, those who were in chains had
their skin rubbed raw where it was constantly chafing against them.
This damage was often so deep that the body would layer the area with
callouses as a form of protection that often carries forward as cancer.
Remnants of Torture:
In the past, one of the ancient torture
techniques was to place a band or rope around the head and tighten
it until the individual "confessed" or died. Often this torture proved
to be fatal as well as leaving a birth-mark.
Suicide Wound:
This birth-mark is the kind left when an
person committs suicide by shooting a gun into their head. This
birth-mark is unusual is that it features a red mark which looks
like a trail of blood dripping from the point of bullet entry at
the top of the head.
Plague Bubo:
This birth-mark looks like a wart but is not
one. It is the body's way of remembering a bubo from a lifetime during
the Black Death (also known as Bubonic Plague). Living through a
pandemic is super stressful and often takes many lives to heal.
Harsh Hairs:
This birth-mark is known as a
"Morgellons Fiber"
which mimics the stages of Syphilis:
canker-like open sores (Stage 1 Syphilis), raised or mucuous like
skin patches (Stage 2 Syphilis), and infiltrative, destructive
lesions of skin (Stage 3 Syphilis).
Leprosy Patch:
This birth-mark looks like a wart patch but
is not one. It is the body's way of remembering the initial spread of
leprosy as the patch always forms on the spot of the first outbreak.
Like the plague, leprosy often takes many lives to heal.