Buried alive in a past life, is my latest journal about past life regression. Writing about it assists me with comprehending the significance of this experience. Let’s begin!
I am surrounded by the flickering of torchlight upon the walls, and I realise that I’m in a tomb. At this very moment, silence is broken by the odd pop of the flames. This reminds me that soon, I will be in complete darkness.
As mad as it may seem, I have gratefully accepted my fate of journeying to the paradise with my mistress. Therefore, I am not feeling any sense of fear.
Buried Alive in Ancient Egypt
As I move slowly forward, I catch a glimpse of my bare foot, and I am most definitely a man. A white piece of cloth with gold trim covers my groin and a leather like strap lies across my chest. Age wise, I think I am about mid-twenties, and I am in good health.
Suddenly, I hear a slight moving sound ahead as I peer into the darkness. Again, I hear something moving and I can make out the shape of someone sitting on the floor. I move forward with a sense of kindness and compassion filling my chest and heart. I am now looking down upon a small child sitting beneath me. He is scared and must be no more than 5 years of age. I take my place next to him and gently pull him in close. It is my duty to look after him and my mistress.
Past Life Regression
Unfortunately, I don’t have any recollection of what happened before being entombed. As a result, all I have to go on are my thoughts and intuition.
It is important that I discover how it relates to my current feelings and situation. As a result, any such shadow work or deep introspection can deliver feelings of peace and harmony.
When experiencing a regression, it is important to allow your experience to unfold without judgement or analysis. As a result, you will retrieve more information to work with and therefore, understand its meaning or relevance in this life. Also, it really doesn’t matter if the information is true or not! The fact that it resurfaces from your subconscious means that it has a significant meaning. Any analysis can take place following your regression. Therefore, just go with the flow, whether it makes sense or not.
Firstly, and mainly out of curiousity, I begin discovering if there is any truth of ancient Egyptians being buried alive. Secondly, it was not uncommon for slaves and animals to be sacrificed to accompany the soul to the afterlife. Once the soul reaches paradise they will have everything they need.
Buried Alive as a Sacrifice?
The thought of being buried alive as a sacrifice should send a chill down my spine however, it doesn’t! Also, it seems that my question cannot be answered.
During the First Dynasty (around 3100–2900 BC), it is noted that people or slaves were sacrificed but this quickly died out. Instead, what are known as Shabti figures that resembled mummies were used instead. A good article about this can be read at EgyptAbout.Com.
Ancient Egypt and the Soul’s Journey
While learning about the ‘tree of life’, it led me to researching about the journey of the soul and I came across the Egyptian, Book of the Dead. This really captures my imagination and may have influenced my regression.
I was also told once by a friend who is a medium, that an ancient Egyptian who is guiding me, is offering me a black crystal on a gold plate.
Egyptians were guided by the Book of the Dead and believed that the soul would face overall judgement by Osiris. If the deceased’s heart weighs lighter than the feather of Ma’at, they enter the afterlife or paradise. If not, the heart is devoured by Ammit, and the soul is condemned.
To have a pure heart, the Ancient Egyptians believed in practicing gratitude.
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The sum of the story is that when one is grateful, then he/she should be grateful and then give thanks to the powers that be, and if one feels ungrateful, then a downward spiral will lead to other sins loaded with selfishness, pride, depression, bitterness, and negative thought.
My recovery from General Anxiety Disorder, so far teaches me the importance of gratitude and therefore, I strongly resonate with the above. Also, I am a Libran and there is a connection with the weighing scales.
Let’s Debunk Being Buried Alive
During my past life regression, there is no doubt that I was alive and well, without any fear inside the tomb.
My intuition is also telling me that the child was symbolising my inner child. Within the regression, I gave comfort to my inner child. Without words, I was expressing that all will be well.
This is incredibly significant with my recent inner child work. Interestingly, I’m also realising that our inner child is buried deep within our shadow self. Therefore, this could be a metaphor. Furthermore, my intuition is guiding me to have my belief and faith that all will be well in this life.
I’m not afraid of death as I accept my position of being on this plane temporarily. I also believe that the challenges and trauma I face are opportunities for growing my wisdom. Eventually, I will be in a position, if not already, with guiding others on their spiritual journey up the tree of life.
Concluding Buried Alive in Ancient Egypt
Lately, I am experiencing some personal challenges that are causing me anxiety. Thankfully, not extreme anxiety as I have learned my lesson about managing it.
I spent 10 years advancing my career in health and safety. As a result, I trained my mind to continually assess for the worst-case scenario. My task was to create control measures to lessen or prevent disaster. As a result, I have created a habit of catastrophising that is difficult to break.
Unfortunately, I am currently finding it difficult to go with the flow and have my faith that all will be well. There are situations that I have absolutely no control over. I feel that I am at the mercy of the Universe.
Where is my faith?
During my previous life, I easily accepted my fate with grace and gratitude. Therefore, I will do so again.