Thoughts on future and past life friends

It’s funny to see how connections are made. Here’s the raw data:

I know that Carrie and I have shared many past lives together. It’s a big contribution to our strong connection, in spite of our many differences. Though of course we have many key similarities too.

Holloway, another person to whom I have an insanely strong connection, has not been in my past life. She came along at a time when I needed her, in essence to ‘keep me in line’ as Geraldine said.

Pink’s song “The one that got away” on her newest album has this line: “I’ll look for you first, in my next life.”

Chances are, Carrie will not be with me in my next sequence of lifetimes, as her mission is changing.

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So, let those facts churn in the mind, and what do you get? This rant.

For the past few months, I’ve been rather confused about how connections are formed, or more specifically, why some are stronger than others. It makes sense to me that people we’ve known for more lifetimes would be connected more strongly than others. Therefore, I had assumed that those we have strong connections with must have been with us in past lives. That’s why I asked Geraldine about Holloway, because that was the most confusing strong connection in my life (and still is). So to find out she’s knew to my lives throws a wrench in my previous theory.

As I was listening to Pink’s song the other day, and thought that maybe I should start finding people to bring with on my next lifetime so I’m not lonely. I don’t honestly know if I can decide that from where I am now, but perhaps if I set my intention enough, it will be something I take into consideration for my next incarnation. I’m also hoping that, if Carrie does take on her new mission, I won’t feel like my life is missing someone. Perhaps the work I’m doing in this lifetime will make the next one easier as far as that goes. But again, there’s no way for me to know at this present moment.

So I let all these thoughts stew for a while, and then last night I realized something else. Maybe there is a way to ‘know’! Because time does not exist, looking into the future is no different than looking into the past, because it’s all happening at the same instant of now. Therefore, those we have strong connections with aren’t past life friends, but future life friends. Maybe that connection is telling us that they will be with us in the future! It’s certainly possible at least, though as always I have very few instincts as to the looking forward options. Since the future is always changing, it’s hard to say things are definite. But perhaps it’s quite probable, which is good enough for me.

I would really hope that some of the people I’ve met in this life are around next time. Holloway, Ash, Ellen (both of them), Sandy, Jen (both of them), Tessa, Adam, Dana, and many more I can’t think of at the moment or have yet to meet. But we’ll see. Of course, this desire is a pretty human desire, and probably doesn’t have anything to do with the soul’s decision making process, but it makes me feel better. And it’s kind of fun to think about. :-)

So, if you could choose people from this life to join you in your next life, who would they be, and why?

5 Responses to “Thoughts on future and past life friends”

  1. punkrocklove Says:

    wow, ive never pondered this before, but i know exactly what you mean. ive been thinking about you a lot lately and how you are a huge part of my life, even with the long distance. i hope we’re chilling together in our next life. i always wonder though, in the next life, what if we miss people from this life insanely but have no way to find them?? it kind of scares me, but im sure it will all come into place once we get there…
    im really happy that we have each other here, you’re always going to be my best friend, even in my next life, even if you’re not there, i could never forget you.
    things have been sort of rough lately due to all the drama with my extended family, but not because i dont understand it, i understand it all. its just unfortunate that peoples minds and the way they feel about you change so damn fast and unnecessarily. you seem to give me hope though, and you bring different views to every situation in which help me to come out even more positively. and for this i thank you. i’ll email you later tonight, or hopefully, i’ll catch you online. i miss you and love you x 9 roberto. thanks for the text yesterday.

  2. butchjax Says:

    Honestly, missing Carrie in my next life is a concern of mine. We’ve had many lifetimes together, so what can I do now to make sure I don’t spend my life feeling like something is missing? I don’t know. Perhaps I’ll meet up with some of my friends (maybe you!) early enough that it won’t be as bad.

    I wonder how we’ll all be related next time…I mean, we could be literally related, could be friends, lovers, or just know each other for a day. So many variables…I just hope we do decide to hang around the next time around. :-)

    And you know, I don’t think understanding helps all situations. This is probably one of them. We can understand all we want, but it doesn’t change what is actually happening. The facts remain the same, the outcome the same…it might just be easier to look at them with compassion rather than with negativity. And that is a big difference, even if the outcome is still the same.

    But you know that no matter what, you always have me, and Carrie too. Someday you guys will meet even hahaha. Everything’s going to be alright, and you have to know that too. Maybe Kurt’s mentioned something ;-) But things will work out, just stay true to who you are. Write from your soul, speak your truth. It’ll all come together.

  3. Omni Says:

    “Because time does not exist, looking into the future is no different than looking into the past, because it’s all happening at the same instant of now. Therefore, those we have strong connections with aren’t past life friends, but future life friends. Maybe that connection is telling us that they will be with us in the future!”

    AWESOME!! I was hoping to get a new spiritual epiphany, and here it is!! Thanks!! xo

  4. butchjax Says:

    Lol, glad you enjoyed it. I certainly did when I realized it. Of course, hard to know for sure, but it feels right! :-)

  5. Satelle Says:

    I don’t believe I have that kind of choice, therefore I don’t consider it at all.


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