How many people here are indigos?

Here's a simple  explanation, but I think most responses are correct.    - for those that have delivered a baby,  We don't remember the pain, when we had that child, we do remember there was a lot of pain, but the brain tends to protect us from the memory of the actual pain, or there would probably be a lot less babies.   Once you see that beautiful miracle there is only the memory that there was pain, not the  pain itself.  

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MangoMon

This is awesome.

what if you died happy? and satisfied?

hmmm remembering is a vague concept..i think it's too much of an info overload for a person..we all would be a bunch of know-it-all individuals, proud..if we all remember our past lives....dangerous

Questor,

You bring up a good point.  Dieing happy....I tend to believe my father died happy and satisfied.   He was 78 years old, my mom had pass 5 or 6 years earlier.  He went fishing 3 or 4 times a week, had a Friday night fish fry whether anyone else showed up or not.  He was a good man, a carpenter and loved working with his hands, had a vegetable garden and sold his extra fish for spending money.  He died in his boat, fishing, when the coroner sent me his watch it had the smell of fish and goo all over it.  I think he caught the big one and just couldn't get it in the boat and had a heart attack, fell back in the boat and was gone.  What more could you ask for?  God blessed him with everything he had ever asked for.  

Yes, re-remembering could be way too dangerous, we are here to learn and experience the here and now, not the past. The past cannot be changed, so many lives would be affected if even one little thing was changed.  What a terrible thing to imagine.