Reincarnation; Our Physical Appearance

One of the strongest signs of a cluster of soulmates is physical appearance between people of no relation. I have a photograph of a previous incarnation of mine, linked to me by secondary signs like birthdates, repeated names surrounding her, and, of course, apparent reincarnations of my soulmates, and the like, in addition to extremely similar character traits, obsessions and even fetishes. I’m reasonably confident she is my previous incarnation, and I am in constant state of “being her” the same as I am myself, and, she has even done my hair for me a few times in Victorian style. She looks exactly like my mother.

My mother and I are very, very similar in appearance, and what is also interesting, is that when I was born, she was requested to model for a photoshoot that would turn out to be a reenactment of my previous incarnation and my child; me playing the role of my child and her playing my role, as the photographer thought she looked exactly like this famous character in history and wanted to take her photo in that role. She declined, and to make sure the photographer would leave her alone about it, she cut her hair short, at the time she was wearing her hair exactly like I am now, and have always done.

It is more than likely that we retain a lot of our looks from one incarnation to the next. If you do not like the way you look, it might have some other advantage or comfort level to it, or perhaps you love the challenge of residing in a body you are not happy with – I am not going to go too deep into that right now, but the way that you look is NOT an accident, and you are NOT forever tied to the way you look in case you are unhappy with your looks. However, once we find the look that we love, we will, most likely, retain it throughout incarnations, and change only gradually or through conscious effort int something else; and, we will even retain racial features when born into a purely wrong race of people; Michael Jackson is the whitest man on the planet; he turned white (or latin, at least) even though he was born black, for instance, and who else has always thought Slash is black? Out of the gene pool available from our parent’s genes, we pick out the gene most closely resembling our authentic expression, and therefore, without a drop of correct genetic material in your parent’s lineage, you can still be born looking like somebody else’s baby entirely. 😀 (If a baby comes out black to all white parents, I would still ask for a paternity test, however. 😉 )

Also, genetics play a very small role in how we turn out, I will spare you the details, but cloning experiments have proven that genetics will not produce an exact replica of the same individual, but the individual is unique even if their genetic makeup is exactly the same as another individual, suggesting to a so far unknown factor in the way that determines our exact expression, and I would be as bold as to suggest a soul… POTENTIALLY rendering the whole theory of genetics bogus.

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