Reincarnation; in your past life, what do you think are you and what do you want in your future life?

Past lives lived in india, london england and, somewhere in the middle east. Had some pretty crappy deaths. like in pain all alone in a bed, and stabbed with a sword. What do i want in my future life? I just want to be free of reincarnation. You learn a lot, but it's hard.

I lived in Rome in one past life. I helped make these laws that we break today. In one life in Rome I was in line to have my head chopped off as they claimed me as a Chrisitan (although they never asked me). The guy behind me in line, of whom I have met in this life, strangled me at my request. I also lived as an American Indian. I remember leaving the tribe and going out in the woods by myself, squatting and having my baby and coming back to the tribe with the baby. I have found out since that this was a common practice amongst many Indian tribes. My last life I lived in England and died at 17 when we got in a car wreck. The car looked a lot like a 1937 Packard with the running baords. I also lived in Germany, although in that life I was a man and I worked the fields. My wife had many children but after work I spent a lot of time with my buddies drinking. In this life I lived with the girl, who is now a man, and we got along fine when I worked and he stayed home and cooked and cleaned. When he got a job nothing went right and we broke up. I came back to tell people about the afterlife and how wonderful it is. To tell people that God is good. It is very difficult when spirits pass over as they are so confused. I worked with ones that just passed there and thought it may be easier to get the message out here. Still, seems no one is listening. I also wanted to experience the hippie generation and the rise of technology which is unique in mans history. I do not plan to return. Once you figure out the game when you are here you are free to return or not. Up until that point you will be drawn back to another life, and usually gifted with that spiritual amnesia that so many cannot overcome. I did refuse to come back this time unless I would be able to remember, and refused the amnesia. Although the memories did not come back until I was about 13, I have brought many things to my recall.

Reincarnation

All the major faiths give some kind of reference to Reincarnation.

(Metempsychosis (Greek: μετεμψύχωσις) is a philosophical term in the Greek language referring to transmigration of the soul, especially its reincarnation after death)

Greek philosophy/spirituality.

Plotinus (204/5–270 CE), says that the Soul cannot be separated from the body by an act of violence or by suicide, because acts of violence are not guided by the Reason-Principle of the Soul. Acts of violence or suicide leave the Soul attached to the body (I.9[16]). The Soul can only be released from the body by seeking a higher level of reality in the Intellectual Principle.

Self-Knowledge is the basis of our true being. The ignorant do not have it, and hence they are so called. ASTAVAKRA SAMHITA – Chapter XVIII - P150

Hinduism.

He who is forgetful of the Self, mistaking the physical body for it, and goes through innumerable births, is like one who wanders all over the world in a dream. Thus, realizing the Self would only be like waking up from the dreamwanderings.

Sri Ramana Maharshi (December 30, 1879 – April 14, 1950)

The ultimate goal for Hindus is to achieve Moksha((Sanskrit: मुक्ति; release) is the liberation from samsara, the cycle of death and rebirth) It is when we get rid of all our Karma. Moksha is peeling back all those layers of illusion and becoming one with the universe. It is essentially when we “wake-up” to the nature of reality.

So basically reincarnation is what our “soul” does until it gets to the point of Moksa, it is almost a kind of purgatory where our “souls” prepare themselves for a higher state of being. If I could venture an opinion, I believe that the west has taken the concept of reincarnation out of context and put much more focus on it than it really warrants. Reincarnation is just one part of the whole Hindu view of death, rebirth and the universe at large.

Budhism

Ven. Master Hsing Yun explains rebirth in this way:

The constant state of flux, renewal and metabolic change that we experience physically (birth, old age, sickness, and death) and in our minds (the forming, existing, changing and ceasing of thoughts) are what we call the wheel of rebirth.

http://www.alanpeto.com/buddhism/underst...

There are similarities between Buddhism and Hinduism, for me having read briefly, Buddhism is the practice of not being reborn, while Hinduism (Perhaps if not enlightened/redeemed), is a knowing/knowledge that we're likely to be reborn until one attains moksha

Oh, Bhikshu (Monks), every moment you are born, decay, and die. ~ Shakyamuni Buddha

The Bahá’í view.

'The Bahá’í view of 'reincarnation' is essentially different from the Hindu conception. The Bahá’ís believe in the return of the attributes and qualities, but maintain that the essence or the reality of things cannot be made to return. Every being keeps its own individuality, but some of his qualities can be transmitted.

The doctrine of metempsychosis upheld by the Hindus is fallacious.'

(To an individual believer, March 27, 1938)

ISLAM.

The Koran itself seems quite clear: "And you were dead, and He brought you back to life. And He shall cause you to die, and shall bring you back to life, and in the end shall gather you unto Himself." (2:28).

The Church

They are not yet made in their Fullness they are just seeds rooted in heaven to grow back on earth in their Fullness, their Spiritual Likeness of G-D upon the earth. Ps.17:15. It is G-D Declare Decree: a Law to enter in His Dwelling Place G-D has prepared in the earth for the seed to enter in and return back in His Likeness in the earth.

Everything we do is written - Transgression hypnosis suggests this too.

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there is no reincarnation and we have no past lives