--- In [email protected], "feste37" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > He claims he was (see his website), or at least he claims that in a > past life he was Hitler's second-in-command, who was Bormann. What was > it like to be Bormann, Rory?
Actually, I am wondering if you read my website very closely. I made no such claim. I *did* say that a lot of images and emotions floated up, which I tentatively identified as "past-life memories," and which I eventually identified as Herman Goering's, not Martin Bormann's. At the time, I found this useful for making sense of emotional patterns I was then entangled in: moving through judgement, projection, disempowerment and anger, learning to embrace my (and everyone's) innate capacity for evil, and to move from there into unconditional love. I am not prepared to say that I *was* Herman Goering, or anyone else for that matter, although I am prepared to say Herman Goering *is* a part of me, as is everything and everyone else. This feels indescribable because it's a priori, but utterly loving- radiant-ecstatic if I choose to externalize and put my attention on it; thanks for asking :-)
