Welcome to “Healing From Within” with host Sheryl Glick Reiki Master Teacher medium and author of the newest book in my trilogy A New Life Awaits Spiritual Guided Insights to Support Global Awakening which shares stories and messages from Spirit showing us our challenges are not economic political or societal just a spiritual disconnect from our true being or soul wisdom and am delighted to welcome Stephane Allix author of When I Was Someone Else who shares the incredible true story of past life connection.As listeners of “Healing from Within” have discovered over the years, the power of an open mind and heart lead to the creation of many blessings and hopes for improving the human and divine condition, allowing ourselves to once again remember through coincidences, synchronicity, dreams, meditation, travel to new place, that we are more than our physical body as consciousness survives physical death. We are therefore immortal eternal souls traveling in many dimensions of life, beyond time and space, always creating and experiencing new potential for awakening to higher consciousness.In today’s episode of “Healing From Within,” Stephane Allix a journalist, former war correspondent, and a founder of the Institute for Research on Extraordinary Experiences, as well as the author of The Test: Incredible Proof of Afterlife, and the writer and director of the French television series Extraordinary Investigates tells of his travel to the Amazon while on a spiritual retreat in Peru, he had a vivid waking vision of a soldier dying on a snowy battlefield followed by scenes from the soldier’s earlier life. Listeners will learn about Stephane’s disturbing sense of closeness with the soldier who turned out to be a German soldier in WWII, and find out why perhaps this all transpired.When Stephane is asked to think back to his childhood and remember a person, place or event that might have signaled to him or others around him the interests and lifestyle he might pursue in his adult life, he says he has forgotten most of his childhood and didn’t consider himself to be spiritual at first but focused on war and facts. When his brother died at the age of 32 years-old, he wanted to solve the many mysteries of life, war, death, and why we are having this physical life.Stephane Allix tells us he decided to travel to the Amazon because he says the world is nothing but uncertainty. He writes, “I knew how important it was to follow intuition even when it seems to turn everything upside down. Wanting to be free means taking certain risks and putting oneself in question. Certainly we always find valid excuses for staying put, but how long can we put off discovering who we really are, when everything is on fire inside us. Is it caution or reason that dissuades us? Or habit laziness fear? And isn’t it this intentional blindness that ends up making us ill? I had been putting off the confrontation for too long, so I decided to jump ahead, whatever the price. I left in order to look at myself head on, in solitude and in meditation without the blinders that daily life holds permanently in place. I am embarking on this retreat far from my usual world with my loving wife and family with the desire to encounter myself. And I have no idea just how true that is going to be.”Stephane tells us how he felt about himself before he went to this retreat in the Amazon to further explore the sense of darkness that resided alongside the lighter aspects of his thinking, and which he realized was part of every person’s soul life. Between the light and dark must lie the answers to many of his questions. Stephan remembered watching his father aged 85 before taking his last breath as he was beginning to fail saying something that touched him deeply His father said, “When I think of the future I see that it’s over, and when I look back, I realize that life has gone by in the blink of an eye.” And he accompanied that statement with a crisp snap of his fingers.