Speaking with Valerie's Soul
Through Deb, both Dustin and D.C had confirmed that they were well and that their early physical deaths had been planned before they were born. I sensed that the experience of talking with them was healing for Valerie. She learned more about why their deaths had occurred and, more important, was able to convey her love to them. And they, in turn, conveyed their love to her.
To understand better why a soul would choose prior to incarnation to lose both a fiancé and a son, I asked medium Corbie Mitleid to channel Valerie’s soul. I sought to learn more about Valerie’s life blueprint and the deeper purpose of her life challenge. In addition, I was eager to hear the wisdom Valerie’s soul would offer in regard to how and why souls plan incarnations in general.
Because our souls contain the consciousness of every personality they have ever incarnated, they sometimes express themselves as “we” when channeled, just as Valerie’s soul does in the conversation that follows.
The channeling began with a few moments of silence as Corbie entered a trance. When I felt she was ready, I began with the fundamental question.
“Why did Valerie experience the loss of a fiancé and a child?” I asked.
“She has been through both before, handled badly. Both have to do with the world war,” announced Valerie’s soul.
Just as every person has a unique energy, so, too, do non-physical beings. As Valerie’s soul began to speak through Corbie, I felt a sudden change in energy. In a way that was beyond the conventional five senses, I felt the presence, the life force, of Valerie’s higher self. And having spoken at length with Corbie on several occasions, it was clear that the tone, pacing, and inflection of her voice were now entirely different.
“She lost her fiancé in 1916,” continued Valerie’s soul. “There was a superstition that when you went back to the front [in World War I], you were not supposed to get engaged, because that was like putting a bull’s eye on your back. She and her fiancé thought they would be the exception. When the fiancé was killed, she lost her mind. She tried to throw herself out windows, refused to eat, and frankly became something of pity and scandal with her family, which, while not noble in the southern part of England, was certainly well connected. She succeeded in killing herself in 1920.
“She was born very shortly after, as many suicides are. She was born in the western area of the United States. She was of foreign extraction. She was married at eighteen and had a son shortly after. She was put into the internment camps in the United States [during World War II] because she was not sufficiently American. She lost track of her child, who had been taken from her. There was the constant, desolate hope that the child would be found alive. The child was killed before age twenty in an automobile accident, crossing the road while drunk.
“The fiancé, the son, and she have been playing out love and loss for some time. It is to be hoped and prayed that the personality [Valerie] understands now the transience of loss and that it is possible to go on with one’s life having loved, but then having put that aside until meeting [again] out of the body.”
I paused for a moment to take in everything that had been said. This wealth of information had been presented in a factual yet compassionate tone. There was no hint of judgment, simply the recognition that Valerie had been overwhelmed by her losses in two past lives. Interestingly, her child in the World War II lifetime had died at approximately the same age as Dustin had in this lifetime. I wondered what might come next.
“Are you Valerie’s higher self?” I asked with great interest.
“Yes.”
“I want to clarify the previous lives. Was D.C. the fiancé who was killed in the war in 1916, and was Dustin the son who died when Valerie was interned?”
“Yes.”
“You mentioned that you want Valerie to understand the transience of loss. Why is it important for a personality to understand that?” Deliberately, I had inquired in a non-challenging tone. I wanted Valerie’s soul to know that my questions were intended to uncover meaning, not to suggest any perceived faultiness in the life plan.
End excerpt from Speaking with Valerie’s Soul. In the book, Valerie’s soul goes on to discuss:
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The differences between the soul and the personality
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How souls evolve
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Why Valerie’s life plan included losing two loved ones
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How Valerie’s soul hopes she will respond to these losses
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Valerie’s pre-birth planning with Dustin and D.C.
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How the soul guides the personality
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How physical death occurs
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