"Now I see three different past lives where your work had to do with
writing and the first one goes back into the Egyptian days where your
writing was all tied up with the priesthood and the priesthood at that
time was pretty rigid, it didn't flourish for 1500 years because there
was no change in it.You were like a stenographer you had to write down
what you were told.
The time of the rebellion in you is later in 16th century Italy when
your writing is over the other swing of the pendulum, full of fire.That
was during the Age of Enlightenment and it was rather dangerous although
I don't see you being arrested or having your head chopped off.
Then you had a more
recent life around eighteen-hundred but that's a rather peculiar one,
you had a life in a woman's body as we do: we don't just alternate
male-female, male-female but we do something of both and we usually do
one better than the other. The setting of it was such that there wasn't
much offered by way of woman's writing, nobody took it seriously, like
stay home and write poetry.
The advantage you have now, is you can add up, you can accrue whatever you've learned out of these lives and make it part of your new life''.
Michael Hughes