The Souls' Journey: Benjamin Carraud's Insights on Past Lives and Transformation

Send us Fan Mail Benjamin Carraud continues describing memories of a past life as WWII German soldier Eugen Kuntzmann, focusing on an “intermission” after Eugen’s death on a battlefield. He recounts existing in a static nothingness until a noble, compassionate female being (with two male witnesses) takes him to a cathedral-like blue-lit space and communicates wordlessly, suggesting he “start over” with another life. To ease his fear, she shows warm scenes and then a restaurant/lobby moment where a red-haired woman holds a child and a man thinks he will have children with her; Benjamin later learns this matches where his parents met in 1987 and his father confirms the thought. He also connects battle memories to Prochorovka and reflects on how the experience changed his values, work, and views on propaganda, dehumanization, and responsibility.