Have you ever wondered if you’ve shared a past life with your child? The answer might be more fascinating — and affirming — than you think.
🌟 Key Insight: Soul Family Connections
We don’t randomly show up in each other’s lives. Many of the people closest to us — especially family — are members of our soul family. These are groups of souls who incarnate together across lifetimes to help each other grow, heal, and evolve.
What does this mean?
- You absolutely can have past lives with your children.
- These roles aren’t fixed. A child in this life may have been your parent, lover, sibling, or even enemy in another.
- The deeper purpose? Growth. Expansion. Evolution.
🔁 Why We Reincarnate With the Same Souls
We often reincarnate with the same souls because:
- Earthly family bonds provide built-in connection and endurance.
- The blood bond encourages us to stay, grow, and face difficult lessons.
- These relationships often carry karmic contracts or lessons we agreed to experience together.
“Because of this bond, you will endure things that you wouldn’t normally endure with other people.”
💔 Sometimes It’s Messy — and That’s the Point
Not all past lives are pretty. Some are filled with:
- Tumultuous experiences
- Deep love and painful loss
- Intense roles — from mortal enemies to neighbours, lovers to siblings
But all are part of the bigger plan to help your Soul grow.
🎉 The Beautiful Ending (Even If the Earthly Story Was Hard)
No matter how things unfolded here, the reunion on the other side is always joyful.
- Souls celebrate the completion of their journey.
- Every experience, even the painful ones, contributes to the evolution of consciousness.
- Love is always at the core — even when it doesn’t feel like it in human form.
Want to Understand Your Soul Relationships?
If you’re curious about the deeper connections in your life — and the roles you’ve played in other lifetimes — book a session with Laurie. She’ll guide you through the Akashic Records to explore your soul family dynamics and uncover the wisdom behind your relationships.