Did you try past life medication? If so, how did you feel before, during and after it?

[Rania05]

I'm Muslim but it doesn't prevent from thinking that reincarnation do exist, Allah create our souls and he give us heaven as reward for being a good person whose virtues surpass his sins.

Allah, as far as I know, never mentioned a word about reincarnation so many doesn't believe on it and find the idea of rebirth a nonsense defying Allah. Allah is all-knowing and powerful if he allowed it, rebirth circle maybe do exist, but he let it be one of the 'unknown' to us as he only generously gave us a fraction of his wisdom.

Today I saw some post about people claiming of talking about their past lives, bemused, I tried past life medication.

It felt like forever.

But as I obeyed the instructions in a serene manner, I felt chills and my heart started to beat faster than ever. I saw black and red in a floor, I can't remember if it was of woods or I was in a forest, it had a tinge of brown I couldn't care for. I felt my throat suppressing calls for help as I thought _no one could help you, give up_ _No, don't_ _Run for your life_ Voices were fighting in my mind and sudden thoughts about a brother I never had, poured into the spiritual body I imagined myself floating with. I was pleading in my mind and fear covered the complex anger, hatred, grief_ clearly whoever is this 'brother' he was definitely related to my helpless situation. I was so afraid that I opened my eyes gently in fear, crying and trembling. No way I'm trying this again, if I really had a past life I was either murdered or killed someone.

The only clue I left out is the blood in the ground was definitely not mine even though I felt moist in my skin.

So if you had past life medication what did you see and feel? Would you try it again? 🙂

[BullShark]

I'm Muslim too, and no, as far as I know, there's no concept of reincarnation, nor any mention of it either, in the Qur'an or the Ahadith. The only thing close to reincarnation, you could say, that's mentioned, is when everyone will be brought back to life on the fated day of Qayamah, as we originally were. That isn't really reincarnation though, but moreso a resurrection.

As for past life meditation, no, I haven't tried that either. But I will tell you something else. My family has had close contact with djinns for generations. My great grandfather was a famous hakeem in the pre-partitioned Subcontinent and my father used to tell me stories of my grandfather telling him how djinns used to visit him and talk to him. Even my own grandfather could see them and because of that, my father and aunts, and now I myself have this gift.

From time to time, sometimes I get dreams where I'm in a completely different home, surrounded by different people than the ones I know now. Now normally I'd wave them off as a random weird dream but this dream feels very real and has happened more than once. Same strange house and strange people I don't know of. I tried discussing this with my father and he thinks I probably see an alternate dimension version of myself. Allah has created billions upon trillions of universes and dimensions, so the possibility of an alternate version of ourselves isn't out of the question and sometimes, we can get a look into the life of that version of ourselves. I think that's what you experienced as well. A different dimension version of yourself.

[Rania05]

Noted! ✅

[BullShark]

@Rania05 thank you for the MHO ^^

[Rania05]

You're welcome

[Losalt]

Well, I'm an atheist and don't believe in reincarnation, souls, spirits, gods, angles, etc.
For me meditation is about focusing inwards, not elsewhere in time and space.
So no, I haven't tried past life medication.
I don't often try to meditate, and I'm not good at it.
But I find it peaceful when I manage it.

As for your experience.
It's interesting.
But I think that you should look inwards for the answers to what it means.
What did you expect walking into this?
What where you thinking prior to doing this?
Have you had similar dreams before?
Or a experience that haunts you?

[Rania05]

No experience haunts me but since childhood I always detested giving my back to anyone, and when thinking I was expecting a countryside farm and children running around plus the film about a dog reincarnating continuously while wondering if I had a pet before, but I end up with a vision straight out of a horror movie. I was nervous at first but I calmed down during the inhaling progression but calmed down while praying that Allah will protects me (I feared the shaetain{devil in Islam} may take it as chance to play illusions on me if I sway)

Maybe you're right, I regarded the idea of rebirth with amusement but now I'm seriously considering whether it's true and speculating how Allah may have created it, I had been rash but the experience was a real shock nevertheless.

[Losalt]

Perhaps look into Mughal thoughts on the topic?
They where Muslims ruling in northern India so they had exposure to the concept.
Also look into Buddhist and Hindu thoughts as well.

[Guy__]

I believe it, I wanted to try it but can never relax myself enough to ever meditate.

[SaraSmith24]

No, it happened and finished

[jengeorge26]

I don’t believe that, I am a Christian.

[Wise4myage]

Id try hypnosis regression.