A long time ago, so long ago that most now have forgotten, we all lived in the dreamtime. It did not matter whether we were awake or asleep. We all remembered who we were and from where we came, and where we were going. We talked with the animals and plants and minerals and elementals, and we understood what they replied to us. We lived within the sacred web of life. We communicated with each other and with all the world around us, and there was no separation. With the passage of time we began to perceive our uniqueness. We started to distinguish between yours and mine, and to think as individual beings. We began to experience a separateness so that our unity with our environment and each other was never quite the same We could be with each other, and talk and share and feel, yet we could not quite think together. Instead of the tones of unity, our voices became tools of our separateness also, and put even more distance between us. Our words sounded alike, but they were not, for all of them held the e-motions of the person speaking them. We saw a difference between waking and dreaming. We lost the ways of communication with all that shared our earthwalk. One day a young one brought the idea of returning to this place of wholeness to the people. She told them that if they only closed their eyes, they could re-member. And they did. They re-membered, and they spoke of what they re-membered. As they spoke, they wove the reality of the dreamtime into the reality of their everyday life. Those who re-membered to speak of their dreams and share them found more joy in life and had less fear of death than those who dismissed their re-memberings. Always those who re-membered spoke their truth, and by doing so they brought guidance and light to others. It is by working together through our dreams we re-member not only our own individuality but also our unified core. We learn again the langage of the animals and stones and plants, and we re-member our connection to all parts of the sacred web of life. Above all, we learn to heal, and to grow.

When we accept that we are infinite beings, that the soul is eternal, then we must accept that we have been incarnate before and had lessons to learn. If it stands to reason that everything we experience in this life touches us and makes us who we are, then it stands to reason that everything our spirits experience in other incarnations touch us and grow our soul. Right? Let's treat this as a wonderful map, and go explore.....

When the spirit experiences something it remembers the experience. Now look at the word remember. Re-member. A member is a part of something, so when the spirit remembers this experience it makes the memory a part of itself. Our past lives are not something that happened to someone else, they happened to our spirits, and our spirits re-member when they come into this new incarnation. What you are living now is not a separate life, it is a phase of the ongoing life of your eternal spirit. Your cell memory is a link between those incarnations and this one, plain and simple. It re-members. Our cells react to these memories, whether our consciousness is aware of them or not. By accessing all of those memories, we can rid ourselves of re-membered patterns that are no longer appropriate for this lifetime, and re-member once again the most wonderful health and happiness and peace that we have ever experienced.