My Life As Wilbur Wright

I read up on the Wright brothers and can validate that in a previous life I was likely Wilbur Wright (1867-1912) as he was the Wright brother who had lived the briefest life.  Also being a quiet Scholar-cast Sage in this lifetime, I very much resonated with this account of Wilbur:

Bishop Milton Wright wrote of his son Wilbur:  "In memory and intellect, there was none like him.  He systemized every thing.  His wit was quick and keen.  He could say or write anything he wanted to.  He was not very talkative.  His temper could hardly be stirred.  He wrote much.  He could deliver a fine speech, but was modest."

From a Private Live Chat on August 1, 2012

[Diane]:  Please tell me about my most fun past life.

[MEntity]:  As "fun" is relative, we will share one (of many) examples that would be determined by those Personalities as a "fun life".

[MEntity]:  One might be from around approximately 1,500,000 years ago during a life when foodstuff fell into high fermentation for your people, leaving everyone to exist in a kind of shimmering state that shifted between the Physical and Astral, full of hallucinations.

[MEntity]:  This was "a lot of fun" for your Essence and the Personality of that lifetime, as all plans were scrapped, and all seriousness or intentions lost to the simple play of being in an altered state.

[Diane]:  Did I have any fun lives in the last 200 years?

[MEntity]:  We would not say that "you" have, but other "you's" have.  This life is unique to you, and you, alone, even if your Essence is a constant across all lives.

[MEntity]:  An example from the past 200 years might be the brief life as one of the fragments known as "the Wright Brothers".  Though his life may not be portrayed as such, it was registered as a great deal of fun by that Personality.

[MEntity]:  We will look at this again, but we think this record is valid.

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Comment by Diane on January 4, 2013 at 10:06am

@Toni

When I am planning a trip to North Carolina, I will let you know.  Thank you for the invite.

Comment by Diane on January 4, 2013 at 10:03am

@ Bobby

Thank you for your interest.

Comment by Diane on January 4, 2013 at 10:01am

@ Tristan

I have driven through North Carolina, but have never been to Kitty Hawk.  It is now on my list of places I would like to visit.  

We did visit the Alexander Graham Bell Historic Site on Cape Breton Island (east coast of Canada) and spent a lot of time there at the Museum.  Bell and his colleagues built the Red Wing and the Silver Dart which were the airplanes for Canada's first powered flights dating back to 1908 and 1909.  Bell is famous for many works and inventions (telephone, work with the deaf, etc), but I have to say that the flight history was what I was drawn to.

Comment by Toni ~ lulu, aussi on December 30, 2012 at 3:30am
Come on down to visit Gail and I in Wilmington....3 Sages oh my....btw we live on "Wrightsville" Ave...we will have "fun"
Comment by Tristan M on December 29, 2012 at 10:04pm
Hi Diane. Have you ever been down to Kittyhawk North Carolina? It might prove to a Fun trip!
Comment by Bobby on December 29, 2012 at 7:50pm

Diane, now that is SOME legacy to leave behind :-)  I'm glad you asked about your most "fun" past lifetime.  You never know what answers will come from how uniquely a question is asked :-)

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