Sun, 28 Feb 99, Reader writes:
I was wondering if you could tell me something. I have a great fear of water. I mean I can go swimming but if the water is up to my sholders I start to panic. I try to swim to a part where the water is not as deep but I feel like I am not getting any where. All I can see is water. If the water is cloudy and I can't the bottom I get even more uptight. What is going on?
I have had a dream more than once. That I was in the navy or some form of branch. I came home after a war or something. I was dressed in a all white and I had a sword by my side. I also had many pins and awards on my clothes. Once I got home I felt lost and wanted to go back to where I had come from. I was over looking a pool of blue water. Eventho I was home I felt lost.
And when I was younger, I felt like I had lived in the 1800's. I might have been a teacher. I am not sure. I was wearing a long dress and my hair was long and pulled up tight in a bun or something. I have wondered why I always wanted to go to the north... like to Washington or Canada.
Can you explain this to me?
Sun, 04 Apr 99, Otherplane's reply to reader:
Do not feel alone in that perspective about water... murky or just plain blue. That kind of phobia is abundant in the world and also your wanting to be up North.
During ones lifetime of travelling, we often become exposed to places and things but pay no mind. A lot of times it feels that we have been or have seen or have had the feeling of having been there before. Later on in years, we wonder if we had trully lived in another time because now we are having dreams that seem to support those feelings.
So with that in mind, whenever the readers relate their feelings, dreams or deep affection to a location, era, person or lifestyle, we too have experienced the same. 3 of the 5 members of Otherplane are not reincarnated. You also are not reincarnated but enjoy the dreams and that moment in time.
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