Have you lived before?

It’s the Holy Spirit. Listen to that voice!

For myself, having lived many, fascinating spiritual lives as anything and everything including a rock (just for the satisfaction; by request; of experiencing the simulated existence of such as it is, like a God, to be the living stone foundation that supports your own creation, or just sit around slowly enduring the weight and pull of time and gravity, erosion, abrasion, and the slow crumbling, cracking, deterioration of it,s physical form, as a necessity for all things, to have the spirit placed in, around, and permeate, coursing through the fibers and structures of everything Inc. Clouds a gas and space dust, to bring it all to life, man. But for all it's worth, the entire rigamorole was not of permanent lasting duration, nor a total transfer, so-to-speak, as I yet, before, during and after all transformations, am the same flesh and blood being as always in my naturally birthed human body, mind, soul, in the same life as a person on Earth, as it began for me being born a male human child, and all else came afterwards regardless of time space continue chronological progression, the Devil in the details, making it really hard to kill both myself and whatever being I possess reside as in spirit, as I would revert, and alternate, also lift, carry, pull, reset and work it out in my own way according to the multitude of logical reasons it all must take place.
Thx,
KING of WORLD

Since, 'it seems to me' that I have fairly full recall of my life ending in Naam..and I have found many ways to prove this to myself, I recall a word that isn't used much outside the ROCOR and other Eastern Orthodox. Prelest. See, so underused it has a red line under it as if I misspelled it.
Look it up, it is a confusing word since it is translated from the Russian with no known equivalents in ENglish. Roughly it means 'spiritual delusion' but that is only the tip of it.

So, in debates with my old ROCOR property mate, when discussing reincarnation, he would simply state prelest. In Ortho-thought the memory and proof of past lives is a tool of satan to swerve people towards the New Age trap. Arguably, unarguable. But, there were OG Christians who believed in reincarnation (the Cathars being one group). Who the 'catholics' snuffed out. Decrying Gnosticism and the belief in reincarnation heresy. But, if you dig deeper into Christianity, you will find many churches who did not care to have representation at any of the various Councils/Synods etc.

So, who is more correct? It always ends up in this debate over the legitimacy of the Councils and Synods to frame, or mould, Christianity at the whims of the people attending such events. Just a thought. More learned people then me are still arguing that point!