or theses articles:
Introduction to reincarnation and karma, according to anthroposophy (not written by Steiner)
www.bibleandanthroposophy.com/Smith/main/burning_bush/chapters/Karma%20&%20Reincarnation/karma&reincarnation1.htm

RUDOLF STEINER
Life Between Death & Rebirth
http://wn.rsarchive.org/Lectures/LifeBe … index.html

Between Death & Rebirth
http://wn.rsarchive.org/Lectures/BetDea … index.html

The Inner Nature of Man & Life Between Death and Rebirth
http://wn.rsarchive.org/Lectures/InnMan … index.html

The Karma of Unthruthfulness (about evil)
http://wn.rsarchive.org/Lectures/KarmUn … index.html

Karmic Relationships: Esoteric Studies - Volume I
http://wn.rsarchive.org/Lectures/KarmRe … index.html

Manifestations of Karma (that's a hard one. not an introduction)
http://wn.rsarchive.org/Lectures/ManfKa … index.html

Morality and Karma (short)
http://wn.rsarchive.org/Lectures/MorKar_index.html

Don't worry about me anymore, once bitten twice shy...

Always had a super strong dislike and aversion to England....absolutely hated it as a kid, despite the fact I could do a superb British accent with no problem
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This was right there in post #5.

Okay.  What you had said was this:

....which sounded to me like you were combining the anti-England thing with the little boy thing, thinking they were all the same life, a life where they died young in one of the world wars, when in fact they were separate.  So I clarified.   

So yes, the above comment from me you quoted does in fact talk about a possible life in England....but you will notice that nowhere in that quote does it mention being a little boy in England.  You combined the two ideas into one.

Even more confusing, my quotes that you were referencing weren't even from this thread.  They were quotes from another thread, and there was no clarifiers in your post to explain that to the rest of the people reading this. 

Not sure what you're talking about here at all, in terms of me being "distressed" and me supposedly wanting more opinion from you.  Not only did I not request more opinion from you nor hint at seeking further opinion from you, there was nothing anywhere in my last post that was even remotely distressed.   All I did was say that I don't know about the theories you were talking about, and offered up one that you left out:  suicide.

I wish people wouldn't quote me or mention me in their posts if it's based on a misunderstanding/misinterpetation/not reading things correctly.   Would be better off not mentioning me at all if they're not going to get things correct and force me to have to come on here and clarify and re-explain things, which is an annoyance and energy drain.   

(Also an FYI - you'll notice that under MoralMan's name it says "Guest."  That means he was barred from posting here at NR, so he won't be able to respond to your comments.....) 

Now, I'd like to end this confusing muddled exchange at this point, since it's not productive in the least.

This was right there in post #5.  I guess the real antagonism was concerning my view on reincarnation.  Where do suicides go?  Why would you want more opinion from me, in view of how you reacted to the first one?  So I will accept it as a rhetorical question.  I certainly did not intend to cause you any distress.  But I do make my share of mistakes.

Moralman wrote:

1. Do you remember any of your past lives?

In a roundabout way, yes.   For starters, as a baby, I had adult level thoughts, and basically didn't have the mindset of a baby.  Possibly as a result of incarnating very soon after my last life.   When I was about 3 or 4, according to my parents I used to tell them stuff like "When I was a little boy...." followed by some story about what I used to do when I was a little boy.   Like I was making comparisons to then versus my current childhood.   I don't remember any incidents of doing this, but both my parents have told me I did it.

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Where did I misquote?  I didn't think I'd be upsetting anyone with something that was already there to see.

Well if you're interested there was a REALLY good thread going about all of this recently in case you missed it:
http://forum.noblerealms.org/viewtopic.php?id=5344

Thanks, Lyra, I'll continue on that thread, I think.

Lyra said that when she was young she spoke of memories from the perspective of a little boy, and had an aversion to England.

(for anybody who's confused, antaeus is referring to this thread:  http://forum.noblerealms.org/viewtopic.php?id=5344 )  They weren't the same lifetime.  The perspective of the little boy was from my last life, and it wasn't in England.  (I do know what it was though.)   I don't have actual definitive proof for an incarnation in England but signs point to it.  If I was there then I don't think it was in the 20th century.

I don't know about any of those theories, they don't make sense to me.  But the biggest one you left out is: suicide.

Lyra said that when she was young she spoke of memories from the perspective of a little boy, and had an aversion to England.  That little boy maybe died young in one of the world wars?  I've seen a documentory on this also.  It was about young children remembering past lives.  One example was when a young girl was watching the tv and local news was on.  She was able to identify a person on the tv and even name others related to that person.  What she said was verified.  Apparently, when you are still very young, you may have memories from your last incarnation.  But the average span of time between lives has been said to be about 1,000 to 1,500 years.  These are conditions of a spiritual bliss, these periods between lives. 

There may be other impulses for returning early than what I listed above.

I resurrected this thread rather than a start a new one on the same subject...

Well if you're interested there was a REALLY good thread going about all of this recently in case you missed it:

http://forum.noblerealms.org/viewtopic.php?id=5344

Gets into all kinds of aspects of past lives.   I think it may have been happening just before you returned to NR, not sure.....

I had a lucid dream last night and decided to turn on a computer to see if I could actually read anything on the screen.  It turned out I could.

On the program list there was the program name of my initials.  Curious, I opened the program.  There was a multi-window display with oscilloscope-like graphs and what looked like biometric readings.

The window that caught my immediate attention, though, was one with an animation of figures in it.  At first I saw ape-like men in black robes moving across the window, then I saw bigfoot-esque figures, then a tall, humanoid lizard. 

It sprang into my mind that I was seeing the other forms of life that I have incarnated into over time: ape-men, "bigfoots," and reptoid. 

It wasn't alarming to me, but was actually emotionally validating.  The thought was: "This is why I'm so different...I've had a lot of off-planet and other-than-human lives..."

"Personally I don't have much time for Stuart Wilde.
His articles are good to a degree but not entirely accurate."

Hey, who is accurate anyway!

Stuart Wilde just has a very close association to what i believe and he is the one who opened my eyes so i feel quite strongly to what he says but i never take anything as gospel i always have a open heart as must we all!

About reincarnation well all i reckon is that we incarnate from the the original source and move through different realms gaining experience and knowledge, as we move through these realms not being in a linear way but experiecing all realms and gaining knowledge which we keep subconciously then returning to certain realms such as the one we are in now to gain more knowledge and exp of what we didn't know before thus evolving our soul or spirit, along the way incarnating into plants, animals, humans and beings from all over the universe.

Just my thoughts!

"Teachings about reincarnation that say we live one life after the next over eons, suffering pain and confusion until we eventually reach God and nirvana are not really true. I think reincarnation is probably just a spooky idea invented to stall you. To ensure you don’t become confident enough to search for the truth. God is right here, not at the end of a journey. You are at the center of everything. There is nowhere to go. You are already there. Reincarnation is celestially geographic. Creation is a hologram. It is everywhere. You are everywhere. Everything and everyone that ever lived is inside you: Hitler, Mother Teresa, Genghis Khan, the greatest creators, the saints, the animal worlds, the plant kingdoms, and so on. They are all within you and you are inside them. You are every thing that ever lived. The Kingdom of God is within you.... "