Venusian Venetians
I think Shining Luna’s absolutely right, on the last entry. About knowing subconsciously that I don’t feel that comfortable with this person yet, so getting really intimate really isn’t wise.
Dave, the friend I was talking about, got some channelling done this week, about what connections we have between us. Apparently we knew each other in a few lives, but the one that resonates most for both of us now was one in 16th century Venice. He was a courtesan and I was her long-time patron, a wealthy nobleman. So we’ve both had a giggle about that. Apparently our relationship was "flirtatious but respectful".
It’s a big relief for me. I was really worried that I seemed to be flirting with him though I wasn’t interested in him. Constant joking and teasing. I couldn’t figure out why I was doing it, and couldn’t seem to stop it either. I’m not like that around other people. So now I know I’m not nuts. We’re just falling back into the way we interacted in Venice. It makes a lot of sense.
I don’t believe in past lives, necessarily. I don’t believe against them, either. I do believe that the way one lives should not be at all dependent upon what may have happened in some century past; you are not the person you were then, and it is a disservice to yourself to allow that to overly influence your life now. That’s not to say that you shouldn’t act the way you are, but it should be for
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reasons that fit in — that resonate, if you will — with the patterns that have been established in this lifetime, here and now. I suggest focusing on that more strongly; it is, in the more immediate sense, far more productive as a tool of self examination.
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