u/Extra-Tower3416

Hello, I remember many of my past lives since childhood in a natural way, meaning without sessions or hypnosis. I remember more than 30, though I haven't really counted them all lol, in different eras and roles (painter, king, nobleman, warrior, bishop, etc.). I have had various past lives, some famous, some ordinary. I'm not saying this to boast, but to clarify that past lives are inherently diverse, and to correct the misconception I've often heard that only a small percentage of people who were famous or royalty in their past lives. I personally know people with diverse past lives, both famous and ordinary. I've helped many people discover their past lives and heal their traumas. Past lives and spirituality are a vast world with so much information that I can't discuss it all here, which is why I'm here. I wanted to offer my help. Don't hesitate to ask any questions you have about reincarnation and spirituality, or share your stories, experiences, and traumas. Perhaps we'll discover that we knew each other in our past lives. I will do my best to help you, offer advice, and guide you. You can write your questions here in comments or send me a private message. My DMs are open to anyone who needs help.

Here's a brief overview of reincarnation and its purpose:

Reincarnation is simply the transfer of the soul from one body to a new body in each new life. The gender of the body is not important; for example, if a female dies in one life, she can be born as a male, etc. The purpose of reincarnation is for the soul to gain wisdom and knowledge through multiple experiences. However, one life is not enough, so it is important to live in several bodies in different eras to gain experience. For example, being born once as a poor person, once as a rich person, once as a teacher, once as a doctor, once as a family man, once as a daughter, etc. Not remembering past lives is a natural human experience, allowing us to live our new lives without the burden of a past that can be harsh, such as painful memories like a violent death or traumatic events. These memories remain stored in the subconscious mind and can surface spontaneously or due to triggering stimuli, such as a frightening memory like remember drowning while swimming. Not everyone has past lives; some people are new souls, meaning they have never lived on Earth before, and therefore have no past lives or memories.

Best wishes to you all. Stay blessed and know that you are not alone or lost. I am here and will help you as much as I can. Have a wonderful day. I apologize if I made any mistakes; English is not my native language. I use a translation tool, and it can sometimes make mistakes, so I apologize; I try to be as accurate as possible.

I recently discovered I'm FTM and I'm still exploring the FTM community. I have some questions: Does testosterone affect organ functions like kidney function? Does it cause any long-term health problems? Does it affect aging and the natural aging process? The female body isn't designed to be suitable for testosterone, so if I take it, will it have any negative effects? Is it better to start taking it at any age, or should I start at a younger age for better results? What if someone takes it in their thirties? What will the results be? If someone is 160 cm tall, is that considered too short to be considered a man? Thank you.

edit: I apologize if any of my questions contained unintentional errors. I never meant to discriminate against or insult the transgender community; I'm simply trying to understand it better. Unfortunately, my available resources are limited because I live in a country and society that is hostile to LGBTQ+ and imposes harsh penalties on any activity related to it, even research. There are no resources available for research, so my only source is online.

I'd like to share my problem here. I'm a 30-year-old woman born into a troubled family. My father was awful and abusive and he passed away a few years ago., and I never had a good father and the loss of my father had a profound, though invisible, psychological impact on me. I often sit and think, "If I had a father, I would be truly happy." I feel a great emptiness without him. Why do most people have a father, and I don't? You might say I need a therapist. I did see one, but it didn't help much because it's not what I need. I need a real father—warmth, true fatherhood. When I have that, I won't have any problems. That's what I feel, and that's what the therapist told me too. I wanted to ask if it's possible to find a father. Are there any ways or websites that offer opportunities to find a substitute father? I truly wish I had a father, and I'm trying not to lose hope. I believe everyone deserves a father. Please be kind in your comments. Thank you for your time. Any tips, recommendations, or ideas would be helpful to me.

edit: I forgot to mention that this is the first time I'm speaking about this publicly. Although I seem perfectly normal in my daily life, I've spent years with unseen tears and an unfillable emptiness. Of course, I believe there are other joys in life, and we should focus on the positive aspects and what we have, not what we lack. I believe that not having a father isn't the end of the world, but I hope this wish will come true. I don't tie my worth and happiness to his presence, but I simply yearn to experience what I haven't : loving fatherhood.