Past Life: A Karmic Cleanse


I walk through the gateway to the Eternal Realm. The gate opens into a dark tunnel with an elaborate door ahead of me. The door is triangular, with (what looks like to me) a carved raven above; the bird’s wings gently fold around the door, while its head looks down above it. A bright white light illuminates the door, which has a slightly reflective white surface. I breathe deeply, then push open the door.

On the other side, I find myself at the top of an ornate staircase, with wooden bannisters on either side, covered with intricate carvings.

I walk down the steps, counting as I do so.

At the bottom, I walk through a swirling mist, which transports me back into a past life. I close my eyes for a second.

I open my eyes again and find myself in a wooden room. Everything around me is made of wood, although the many windows have lead panes. Light streams in through them, and dust particles float in the air.

I look down at my body.

I feel male and find myself partly dressed in knight’s armour.

I am alone in the room and can hear silence. I wonder what reason has brought me to this life.

As soon as I wonder this, the room around me dissolves in shimmering lights that grow brighter, causing me to yet again close my eyes.

Once more, I open my eyes.

I’m now outside, in what looks like a farmyard of some sort. Smoke-filled wind fills the air. A knight on horseback gallops away, following others I see in the surrounding distant fields.

I see devastation around me.

I look to my left and see a hatch to an underground store or bunker. My un-gloved hand is holding the hatch door open.

Small fires burn around me, and people I feel I know, loved ones, lie scattered on the ground, discarded.

I am the only one left standing.

Was I spared?

Was I hiding?

Beneath some planks of wood and ransacked barrels just beyond the hatch, I see a bare foot and shin, the rest of the person buried.

This person, I feel, was my wife.

I stand, feeling overwhelming sorrow.

The scene freezes, and I step out of this incarnation’s body.

I open my heart chakra, envisioning a bright green light surrounding my chest, and connect this light to the heart of the past life version of myself standing beside me.

I offer my thanks for allowing me to step into this scene, and offer forgiveness for whatever karma this event has created so that it carries through to my current incarnation.

I ask my previous life for any messages that I can carry away from this experience.

After a short while, I hear:

You are not responsible for the actions of those around you. There is no need to allow what others do to play on your mind.

I wait a while, but no further message comes.

I turn, and walk back through the mist. I climb the stairs. I walk through the door with the raven above it. I walk back along the tunnel, and then through the gateway back into the now.

I feel calm.

6 responses to “Past Life: A Karmic Cleanse”

  1. Sue Dreamwalker avatar

    That sounded like one deep dive into a past life recall Tom.. I am glad you returned feeling calm… 🙂 And that message
    “You are not responsible for the actions of those around you. There is no need to allow what others do to play on your mind.”
    Are wise words.. ❤ 🙂

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    1. Tom avatar

      Thanks, Sue.
      I’m doing a lot of inward working on myself at present, including past life regression, and thought I’d share some of my findings. Trying to resolve some karma.
      The message is really quite relevant to me. 🙂

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      1. Sue Dreamwalker avatar

        Once we dive into the past it’s amazing what we can also heal in the present when we understand and let go of our conditioned emotions we held onto. Often subconsciously. Xx

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        1. Tom avatar

          True. It’s an interesting journey, too! 🙂

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  2. Diane Henders avatar

    “You are not responsible for the actions of those around you.” An excellent message, Tom. 🙂

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    1. Tom avatar

      Thanks, Diane. Hopefully, I’ll get more good messages the more I work within myself! 🙂

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