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CHAPTER EIGHT

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I returned to London several times after Mona's session.

I began to make regular trips in connection with my book, Jesus and the Essenes. I became firmly associated with the Essene Network in England, and spoke each year at their Essene summer convention. On one of these trips in 1994 I met Caroline.

This young woman wanted to have a session, and it was another case of trying to find the cause of being overweight.

Caroline was an attractive blond on the heavy side, but not obese.

As a sideline, she mentioned she was interested in ancient Egypt, and thought she might have lived during that time. She also wanted to find out about karmic relationships in her life. It turned out that the bizarre reason for being overweight was the only one that came forward during the session. The other interests may have been present in her other past lives, but for whatever reason, her subconscious chose to focus on the weight problem. Maybe it was because that was primary in her life, even though she did not realize it.

The session was held in my small hotel room in London.

During this entire regression the traffic noises outside of the hotel 167

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were very loud. At times this made it difficult to hear her soft-spoken words. London hotels are notorious for not having air conditioning (they don't need it over there), so I had to leave the window partially open for air circulation. There was no way to block the noise without cutting off the air.

I used my normal cloud method, and asked her to go to the lifetime that would be the most relevant to this lifetime. She came off the cloud into a strange scene. She had not yet reached the ground, but appeared to be hovering, and could see a pair of hands handing her a baby up into the air.

D: Why are they handing you this baby?

C: They can't look after it.

D: What do they think you will do with it?

C: They think I will look after it.

D: What do you think?

C: I wonder how I will be able to. There's not much food around. I don't know how I'm going to feed it.

D: Why isn't there much food around? Is there a reason?

C: The ground is hard and dry. I think we're in a field. I see stalks of crops that are withered.

D: Do you get the impression the people are hungry? (Yes)

Do you feel that you belong there?

C: No. I've come from somewhere else. That's why they're giving me the baby. They think I will be able to look after it, because I've come from somewhere else, which is possibly better able to care for it. They're so desperate. If it means helping the baby, they would like me to take it.

D: Were you going on to another place?

C: I don't feel I'm there for very long.

D: Do you think you're traveling alone?

C: There may be other people behind me. But where I am, at this minute, I'm on my own.

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