England / Europe / USA Century 17
This lifetime was discovered in May, 2006
Charles II / Bill Level IS +
Robert Boyle 1627 - 1691 / Cynthia Level A - flashback (but did not realize I was Boyle until Bill mentioned Charles II and the Royal Society)
Sir Richard Boyle, 1st Earl of Cork (past life father) 1566 - 1643 / Robert (friend) Level B Catherine Fenton Boyle Countess of Cork (past life mother) 1582 - 1629 / Anonymous friend Level B Lady Catherine Boyle (past life sister) 1614 - 1691 / Anonymous friend / former roommate Level B
Sir Richard Boyle, 2nd Earl of Cork (past life brother) 1612 - 1698 / Anonymous friend (brother of my former roommate (above))
William Laud / Robert's father-in-law Level E
Francis Willughby / Anonymous Level B Josiah Child (Married Emma Willoughby) / Anonymous Level D Cassandra Willoughby / Anonymous (no historical portrait available) ‘No other sign or note than the very order’ Francis Willughby, John Ray and the importance of collecting pictures "Between 1663 and 1665 Francis Willughby FRS collected over 200 drawings of birds and fish. These collections formed the basis of research that culminated in his colleague John Ray's publications Ornithologiae libri tres (1676) and De historia Piscium libri quartuor (1686). This article aims to describe the collections and outline a rough chronology of their formation and use. It also highlights the significance of practices of collecting and arranging drawings. It is suggested here that in Willughby's collection, as in John Wilkins's idea of a philosophical language, where there was ‘no other sign or note than the very order’, pictures acquired meaning through their relationships with other pictures. The article concludes that recent historians have been only half right to claim that pictures enjoyed a privileged position in seventeenth-century scientific culture. The case of Willughby's collections suggests that it was only in the context of a collection that pictures began to take on epistemological significance." - Oxford Journals
Click the Roseate Spoonbills for more on Francis Willughby
Anton van Leeuwenhoek / Rudy Level D
Charles Montagu / Anonymous Level E Edward Somerset / Anonymous Level E THE CENTURY OF INVENTIONS, BY EDWARD SOMERSET, MARQUIS OF WORCESTER
Samuel Pepys / Gene Wilder Level E
Baruch Spinoza 1632 - 1677 / Antonio Damasio Level F / B I felt an immediate recognition on seeing Dr. Damasio's picture in 2003 and quickly identified him as Spinoza. At the time, I attributed it to "coincidence" and did not realize that I'd actually known him in that lifetime. Looking for Spinoza, Joy, Sorrow, and the Feeling Brain - by Antonio Damasio Also: Henry Oldenberg / Jay (my ex-husband)
Sir Isaac Newton 1643 - 1727 / Brian Greene Level F / B Immediately recognized Brian as someone I'd known while watching The Elegant Universe on TV in 2004, but could not recall from where at the time. The next day I was at a bookstore when I noticed a book on Famous Scientists protruding from the shelf with Newton's picture on the front cover.
Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz 1646 - 1716 / Bill Clinton Level D
Denis Papin 1647 - 1712 / Al Gore Level F / B
John Locke 1632 - 1704 / Woody Allen Level D
Christopher Wren 1632 - 1723 / Barry Manilow Level B
Jean Niceron / David Blaine Level B
Christian Huygens 1629 - 1695 / Dr. Jeff Mishlove Level B
I had thought I recognized Jeff when we met in August of 2003, but I did not realize from when or when at that time. One of Jeff's theories concerning reincarnation evidence can be explored under “archetypal synchronistic resonance". Here, you can listen to Jeff discuss the Blindness of Debunkers and Radical Skeptics on Skeptiko.
John Flamsteed 1646 - 1719 / Saul Paul Sirag Level E
Edmund Halley / Jack Sarfatti Level E Physics Consciousness Research Group
François-Marie Arouet Voltaire 1694 - 1778 / Jack Lemmon Level D
Thomas Killigrew / David Spade
William, Lord Crofts (1611-1677) / Gary Oldman
James II of England 1633 - 1701 / John Lennon Level B
James Francis Edward Stuart (son of James II) 1688 - 1766 / Julian Lennon Level E Also: William III of Orange / Sean Lennon Mary II of England / Bijou Phillips Catherine of Braganza / MacKenzie Phillips Level F / B Luisa of Medina-Sidonia / Michelle Phillips John IV of Portugal / John Phillips
Joseph Glanville 1636 - 1680 / Raymond Moody Level B
Prince Ferdinando de' Medici of Tuscany / Dannion Brinkley Level B Prince Ferdinando de' Medici of Tuscany (1633 - 1713) was a great patron of the arts in Florence. He was particularly fond of sculpture. His emblem, lightning striking through clouds, has been carved into his breastplate in the form of a shield. The related motto, ET LUCET ET TERRET ('It casts both light and terror), is on the base. - Liverpool Museum Dannion currently educates people on near-death experiences after apparently being struck by lighting twice himself (in this lifetime). Click Dannion's name above for his site and special effects.
U.S.A. Salem Massachusetts
William Stoughton / Anonymous Level B Samuel Sewall / Anonymous Level E Samuel Parris / Anonymous - Level B
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