Unexplained Connections:

Places, Times & Innate Talents

Have you ever felt an inexplicable pull towards a place you've never visited?

Perhaps you've experienced a strange fascination with a particular historical period that feels oddly familiar?

Or maybe you've discovered natural abilities that seemed to emerge without practice?

The 'Place Memory' Phenomenon 

Many people report powerful emotional responses when visiting certain locations for the first time:

       • A sudden sense of homecoming in a foreign city

       • Knowing how to navigate unfamiliar streets without a map

       • Overwhelming emotional reactions—joy, grief, fear—at specific sites

       • Detailed dreams about places later discovered to exist

"I was 23, I stepped off the train in Edinburgh, a city I'd never visited, and was instantly overwhelmed. Not just by its beauty, but by a sense of profound familiarity. I felt like I'd finally come home after a long journey. I knew with almost certainty that I had lived in this city before and I also knew that I was going to live here again. A year later, I moved to Edinburgh. I spent three years there completing my master's degree. During this time, I often recognised streets and places as if I were having flashbacks. More often than not, I knew how to turn at intersections without checking directions. Once, when I was walking on Candlemaker's Row towards the Grassmarket, I had the very strange feeling that I was walking in two time periods simultaneously." — Liviu, Reunion Founder

Time Period Attraction

Similarly, many people experience deep connection to specific historical eras:

       • Extraordinary interest in and knowledge about a particular time                      period

       • Comfort with or understanding of historical practices, tools, or                         languages

       • Strong emotional reactions to historical events or figures

       • Recurring dreams set in specific historical contexts

"Since childhood, I've been obsessed with Tudor England. I can look at period clothing and instinctively know how it would have been constructed and worn. When visiting Hampton Court Palace, I correctly identified the function of a room that puzzled the tour guide." — Michael, client during a PLR session

The Mystery of Innate Talents

& Child Prodigies

Perhaps the most compelling evidence for past lives comes in the form of extraordinary abilities that emerge without apparent cause:

       • Child prodigies who master complex skills with minimal instruction

       • Sudden expertise in areas never formally studied

       • Intuitive understanding of complex systems or practices

       • Natural affinity for unusual or specialized skills

"The phenomenon of the child prodigy—Mozart is an example—may have a contribution from a previous life." — Dr. Ian Stevenson, former head of the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Virginia

"Talents, abilities, and even life lessons mastered in previous lifetimes frequently remain with the soul and may emerge as natural talents in the current life." — Dr. Brian Weiss, psychiatrist and Yale Medical School graduate

Remarkable Cases

The world abounds with examples of inexplicable talents:

       • Saul Paul Sirag, a physicist who reported having detailed memories of            being Johannes Kepler in a past life, including specific mathematical                insights that informed his scientific work.

       • Paddy Roberts, a child who could reportedly play the piano without                lessons and claimed to remember being a teacher from a previous life.

       • Akiane Kramarik began creating extraordinary spiritual paintings at              age four, despite having no artistic training and being raised in an                    atheist household.

       • Jay Greenberg composed five full symphonies by age 13, reporting that            music simply "plays in his head" and he merely writes it down.

       • Mozart himself composed his first piece at age five and had written               symphonies by age eight—a level of musical sophistication that defies              conventional explanation.

Conventional science struggles to fully explain these phenomena. While genetics, environment, and neurological differences play roles, they don't completely account for the depth of knowledge and skill these individuals demonstrate.

The Scientific Perspective

Conventional explanations for these phenomena include:

       • Genetic memory—information passed down through DNA

       • Exposure to forgotten media or stories in early childhood

       • Pattern recognition based on subtle environmental cues

       • Psychological projection of current needs onto external places

Yet these explanations often feel insufficient to those who've experienced these profound connections.

The Past-Life Perspective

From a reincarnation viewpoint, these experiences might be:

       • Emotional imprints from significant locations in previous lives

       • Muscle memory and knowledge retained across incarnations

       • Deep recognition of places where important events occurred

       • Unfinished business drawing you back to specific locations or eras

       • Skills and talents developed over multiple lifetimes

       • Accelerated learning due to previous mastery in past incarnations

Exploring Your Own Connections

Before attending The Reunion, we invite you to reflect on:

       1. Which places have called to you throughout your life? Consider both             visited and unvisited locations that spark unusual interest.

       2. Which historical periods fascinate you beyond ordinary interest?                   Note any skills, knowledge, or comfort you have with practices from                 these times.

       3. What abilities came naturally to you? Consider talents that emerged              with surprising ease or skills you mastered more quickly than                          expected.

       4. What emotions arise when you consider these connections?                             Does curiosity dominate, or do you feel deeper emotions like longing,             grief, or joy?

During The Reunion, you'll have the opportunity to explore these connections through guided past-life regression and recognition practices specifically designed to uncover the sources of these attractions.

Whether these connections represent memory fragments from past lives or simply fascinating psychological phenomena, exploring them offers insights into your current journey and the mysterious workings of consciousness.

Abilities as Connection Points

At The Reunion, we explore how our natural tendencies and affinities might help us recognize those we've known before—in all types of relationships:

       • Complementary approaches to challenges and situations

       • Intuitive understanding of how certain people think and work

       • Familiar patterns in how we relate to others—both harmonious and                challenging

       • Unexplained emotional responses that seem stronger than the                         current situation would warrant

Participants often report meaningful moments of recognition when sharing their natural inclinations with others—whether through conversation, problem-solving, creativity, or simply being together. These connections don't require exceptional talent, just authentic presence.

Not all past connections are positive. Some participants report feeling immediate, inexplicable discomfort or tension with certain individuals—potentially echoing adversarial relationships from previous lives. These challenging connections often provide the deepest opportunities for growth and resolution.

Join us at The Reunion to explore the possibility that your unexplained attractions to places and times, along with your natural tendencies and abilities, might be echoes of who you once were—and clues to who you're meant to reconnect with, whether as friends, teachers, family... adversaries, or even ..lovers.