THE LOST SOLDIER - how past lives affect our present life, part 2

This book is written to spread awareness that, past lives influence the present life everyday while making choices . Anger, fear, hopelessness, frustration, self confidence and health are affected by how you dealt with disappointments, betrayals and death in the past life . Your core desires revolve around which soul lessons remain unfinished as the incomplete ambitions, in relationships, welfare or business, as the incomplete energies affect your soul's karmic syllabus for the present life. The book explains how, we, as souls, follow repetitive thinking patterns and make the same mistakes in every life. The case history analyzes the past lives of a person to make him aware of his soul plan so that he can understand why he faces difficulties in his present life. The story moves around the person being a criminal or a soldier in each of his lives wherein he becomes habitual to killing as a means of earning livelihood. His sessions include messages from advanced souls in the life between life space . As a criminal, he feels bad but as a soldier he feels justified though he serves tyrants in the name of religion or loyalty. The guidance explains how celestial spirit guides perceive the concept of countries and the need to maintain armies, as the root cause of all evil. In one of the nine regressions, the person sees himself in the second world war period, in two bodies ( parallel Lives ). In both lives, he joins the military. Thus, he fights his own soul in another body, as a soldier on opposing parts of the war. He dies as a martyr but is rebuked by his HIGHER SELF in the celestial realm, for being a failure in achieving soul mission, as he killed innocent souls on order of unjust rulers . The book is a key guide to achieving happiness in everyday life, along with the hard work we put in to achieve success. It is written from the soul's perspective of what happiness means on Earth, and is essential for understanding how past lives influence our beliefs and values in everyday choices.