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Past Lives is a 2023 American romantic drama film written and directed by Celine Song in her feature directorial debut. Starring Greta Lee, Teo Yoo and John Magaro, it follows two childhood friends over the course of 24 years while they contemplate the nature of their relationship as they grow apart, living different lives. The plot is semi-autobiographical and inspired by real events from Song's life.[7]

Twelve years later, in 2012, Hae Sung has finished his military service and Nora has immigrated to New York City. One day, Nora discovers on Facebook that Hae Sung had commented on a post that he was looking for Na Young, unaware of her name change. They reconnect through video calls but are unable to visit each other, as Nora plans to attend a writer's retreat in Montauk and Hae Sung is moving to China for a Mandarin language exchange. Eventually, Nora tells Hae Sung they should stop talking for a while, as she wants to focus on her writing and life in New York. At her retreat, Nora meets Arthur Zaturansky and they fall in love. Hae Sung also meets a woman, whom he begins to date.

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Twelve more years pass, with Arthur and Nora married and living in New York. Hae Sung, no longer with his girlfriend, goes to meet Nora there. Arthur wonders if he is a roadblock in their own imperfect love story, admitting to Nora that he harbored suspicions that Nora married him to secure a green card for U.S. residency. Nora affirms that she loves Arthur. The following night, the three go out to dinner. Initially, Nora translates each dialogue, but eventually speaks with Hae Sung exclusively in Korean. He wonders what they were to each other in their past lives, and what would have happened if she had never left South Korea and they stayed together. When Nora goes to the bathroom, Hae Sung apologizes to Arthur for speaking alone with Nora, but Arthur says he is glad to have met him.

They return to Arthur and Nora's apartment. Hae Sung invites them to visit him in South Korea and calls for an Uber. Nora waits with him, and the two exchange long, meaningful looks at each other until the Uber arrives. Hae Sung wonders whether they were, at that moment, experiencing a past life, and asks Nora what their relationship will be in their next life. She says she does not know. Hae Sung says, "I'll see you then." He leaves in the car and she walks back to her apartment, crying in Arthur's arms.

I have many past life memories. My first came to me with incredible clarity at the age of nine. Those memories are still exactly as they were back then. Since then, I have remembered many other lives too. The most profound for me was my past life right here in Scotland. So deep was the calling for me to come back that it was to determine how this lifetime was to unfold for me too. You can read about my past life story in Scotland here.

Thank you for sharing your experience. I can totally relate to your words as it reminds me the first past life

regressions I had since I was a child. The environment around me started shifting and everything looked very

vibrant as the images slowly changed to another era or even dimension. It felt as if time stopped and all that

mattered was the experience itself and the lesson I had to learn from these visions. I may not feel connected to Scotland but I definitely feel a deep connection when it comes to Japan, Greece and Egypt.

So, I was almost brought to tears when you mentioned you cried when you left Scotland for the first time. I did too a few years ago. I have never gotten over that feeling. I never thought about my emotional attachment to Scotland coming from a past life. I will have to ponder that. And, by the way, on the drive from Glasgow to Beauly, the bracken was so vibrant I thought it would sing.

The website page also details the price and there is also a free 20 minute guided meditation on there so you can get a taste of what a session with me would be like (the recording is a guided relaxation and not a past life regression). I would ask you to listen to this to assess how deeply you feel you can relax before booking with me. You only need to press the play button.

This idea of seeing a lover from the past after avoiding them for so long happened to me, and in the lines when says "I saw a figure... it was my lover", that bass drop and distorted sound reminded me of how I felt my stomach drop through the floor and my mind just sort of went a little wild, when I saw a girl I dated for over 2 years, for the first time since our break up. And in general all the lyrics remind me of break ups I've gone through in which, I focus on moving on and creating new memories that you sort of forget about the person. But they're always on your mind, and things out in the world remind you of them. Then just when you think you're over them, they show up on your social media feed or you see them around town after so long, and it just hits you, though it happens less and less as time passes.

It seems like you can use only the indefinite article with this phrase, but I don't get it. You can say: "in a past life", but not "in the past life" though you can say "in the past year". What's the rule for this? Thanks in advance!

The definite article 'the' identifies something that the listener has already heard mentioned. There are many 'past years', and perhaps also 'past lives'. 'The past year' implies the most recent 12 months, but unless you are deep into a conversation about specific past lives, 'the [most recently] past life' won't bring any details to mind in the listener.

Used as an introduction, in a past life can be linked to several ideas, e.g. reincarnation where you repeat something you have done before, or reincarnation with karma where you rise or sink in your next life depending on how you behaved in the previous one. These are concepts that few educated people take literally, so in a past life usually sets up the reader or listener for some kind of ironic or humorous observation.

Once you're past its introduction, though, you can refer to the past life exactly as you would any other noun, e.g. "I have a wallet. The inside of the wallet is divided into two parts. It's my favorite wallet, etc."

In contrast, in the past year is more specific and carries the connotation that we are already in the present year, so the context is established and you can use the definite article right at the start.

As a child, I idolized Europe, particularly Germany and France. The first time I went to France, it felt like home, which has lead to a lifelong love affair with the French culture. I even studied abroad there. But before I even studied French, I would have dreams about life with someone who I gleaned was my father all in French. I often dreamt of a beautiful life with him, and it is clear from the dreams that we were very close. Although the dreams and feelings revealed it was just the two of us in my nuclear family, I had a strong feeling that I had many aunts, uncles and cousins. My father in the dreams and memories (which are hard to explain unless you have experienced them, but often come on in the moments before sleep) was a doctor and we seemed to live a comfortable middle class existence before the Nazis came to France.

Before I dove into the archives, I downloaded a book about past lives onto my Kindle. I pored over it in my unairconditioned room in Paris, trying to make sense of my story, and in some ways, trying to convince myself NOT to search the archives, that I had imagined the whole thing.

Past life memories are tricky, because many people think you have to remember an event perfectly in order for it to be real, otherwise you are subconsciously fabricating it. But how many things do we remember in our current lives perfectly? How many dreams do we have that deal with symbols of our lives? This is how I view some of my memories. It is hard to say how I know some things are memories and some things are simply dreams and symbolic, but I am able to suss them out quite easily. For instance, I know the dream I discussed at the opening of this article was just a dream based on reality.

Hey, I feel relieved to read this. I have this same problem. I am obsessed with the Holocaust. I love reading about it. I began meditation to remember my past life. I remember seeing bits of sky with beautiful trees and a church with people speaking a foreign language and joyful music. I remember another family and having many siblings. I hate being separated from my family. I got sick watching a Hitler parade in history class and had nightmares about war and death. I remember wearing a swing dress, white socks and black shoes.

In this life I was adopted from Russia when I was a baby. When I recently reconnected with my birth family, I learned that my paternal grandfather converted to Judaism and now lives in Israel. He told me that we had distant relatives that fell victim to the Holocaust in the Salaspils concentration camp in Latvia.

Later in life I met a medium because I wanted to work through this incoherent sense of abandonment and irrational fear and anxiety that had accompanied me for so long. The medium knew nothing about me but told me that my fear came from my past life in which i had been a Jewish girl called Miriam. I went to Bergen Belsen when I was 14 and I was separated from my family (she new nothing of my obsession of knowing were my family was)

Then she told me that I didnt die in a gas chamber. Instead at age 16 I contracted typhoid fever. I was held in a room with sick people and dead bodies until I died.

I am so glad that I have found this post. I no longer feel crazy in my thoughts. For many years I have felt as though I lived a past life in the holocaust. I am obsessed with reading about it, i have recurrent dreams about german shepherd dogs and guards at a train station, also recurrent dreams about pulling out masses of pus out of my throat and lungs. At the age of 26 I suddenly became ill with lupus and my biggest problem is feeling weak and having chronic fatigue and i have an irrational fear of the german accent and language and have had that since i was a small child with no knowledge of what the holocaust was. My uncle was in a concentration camp at the age of 4. 006ab0faaa