I do not like to call them past lives, because there is no time when we talk about the many facets of being.

In this latest past life dream I was a Russian soldier captured by Japanese at some bridge. We told them we were Russian Intelligence in a clever attempt to deceive them. As we hoped, they accused us of trying to make ourselves seem more important than we were, and this meant that our true identities (which was Russian Intelligence) was hidden. We were treated like ordinary prisoners. I do not think we lived long. The Japanese commandant ordered me to paint the bridge I think. I did not say "Sir" after replying to him, and he said "Sir!" to me to make me say it. I repeated "Sir!" and then he jammed the dry and caked up paint brush in my mouth, all the time saying "Sir! Sir! Sir!..." as if to mean that I must keep saying it (obviously to make my mouth be open as he jammed the brush in.) It was not a pleasant dream, and the intensity of it made me awaken and burst into tears. I can tell when a dream is something real that happened (or will happen). I also like to add here that I had no knowledge of Russians fighting Japanese before this dream. But that is not the most amazing thing that came from it. I realised that the dates were such that my Russian self was possibly already born during another past life (the musician John Wesley Woodward who was aboard the Titanic). This made me realise that not only is time irrelevant, but something that rocked my world. Could it be that if only I could remember, I might remember EVERYONE'S life? Could it be that we are all THE SAME PERSON? This rang true. Is not the notion of separation always proved wrong? In the history of science, the truth has been a long struggle towards unified field theory. Because the simple explanation is always the most likely. If I can be one other person, it seems to me to be ILLOGICAL that I would not be all people. And by extension all things. In another of my past lives, the sky is red and I am a flying creature. I believe this conclusion to be correct. When you read it, feel it. I felt it to be true. You are me, and I am you.