


Personal Adventure Stories:
Tarpon Springs Past Life Bleed Over
October twenty-third, 2021
So I took Kate and Shayden to Tarpon Springs because they live here now, and I was like, let’s go check out some local area that’s not too far away.
I know I had a past life here — I was a deep-sea diver. My leg got caught and a shark ate me. Not for any other reason — my leg got caught.
If you know the old deep-sea diver outfits, they’re a little cumbersome. I thought I had healed it, but while we were sitting there eating lunch I started feeling really not so great — like really not so great — so we looked into it a little further.
I know that my ex-husband was actually my uncle in that life and I was his nephew — yeah, he was my uncle, I was the nephew, basically.
Kate tunes into me and I have MRSA and she’s cleaning me out. I was about to throw up sitting at that table eating lunch. It was not good.
I had to convince my stubborn ass not to go in the water that day, but I had to take care of my family, blah blah blah.
This story isn’t as well put together as I thought it was gonna be ’cause I’m still kind of recovering from it, but I’m gonna show Kate the house I almost bought — which is where we all lived together in that time period over in this area — so that’ll be cool.
It also lined up with some interactions I’d had with my kid and the baby’s dad the last couple days, because they were with me in that life and it affected things.
It made some interactions more volatile than they needed to be. Sometimes you’ll get in a fight with someone in the present and it won’t make any sense — it’s connected to a past-life thing that’s coming up and your soul is feeling that energy. You can feel it inside yourself; it doesn’t just stay distant.
I asked Kate how she healed the MRSA and she said, “Okay — I went in, opened up the wound, and infused it with oxygen, because that’s how you heal MRSA in a doctor’s setting: you open the wound and expose it to oxygen.”
It was uncomfortable, extremely disgusting, and I had to cleanse my physical hands afterwards. But other than that, it worked. Kate has a MRSA healing now, so there’s that.
Okay, bye.
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