J.W. Waterhouse

The Waterhouse Witch / Esther Waterhouse pages can also be accessed (without having to deal with the underscore problem) by going to Ness's [url=http://sandralynnsparks.com]sandralynnsparks.com[/url] homepage. Mid-way down the choices on the left ... you'll find [b]'Going Past' [/b]... click on that and there are links to information about all the past lives: [b]Early lives On Scotland's Shores The Netherlands Shakespeare Christian Bayer The Shaker Girl Esther Waterhouse [/b] At the webpage, click on the last entry, Esther Waterhouse. Two direct links, but with underscore problems: http://home.earthlink.net/~shakespeareswench/reincarnatingwill/ ---- Shakespeare http://home.earthlink.net/~waterhousewitch/esther/ ----- Esther Waterhouse You can also go directly to Going Past (after taking care of the underscore problem) with this: http://home.earthlink.net/~goingpast/index.html [IMG]http://i260.photobucket.com/albums/ii3/cbimage/goingpast.jpg[/IMG]

Well, I copied and pasted, then deleted the underscores. Was fast enough for me. I was able to read over a few things, but I will have to return as there are a number of pages to review more carefully. The video was great. I absolutely loved the music. You are really good, Sandra. Best for the New Year, C.

Cathy, I didn't realize you were so interested in reincarnation. Thank you, but, I wouldn't have brought those websites up here, since they are off topic, not about Nino or any art. The new updated versions of both websites are going live soon, and the book is no longer mentioned - when it comes to writing workbooks, it seems I stink! ;) Too much emphasis on work... As for the Shakespeare website: I decided a long time ago that if I were going to write about reincarnation and my own past life recall, I had to own up to everything. That is a part of the recall. That's it. I don't make a deal out it, people come read when they want, and the most I hear from people are schoolchildren wanting help with their homework and people who have even more bizarre claims than mine. I know it is a bizarre claim. I accept everything that comes with it, most of the time, hopefully, with good humor. But I am sincere in making the claim, and that seems to come across well with most of the people who know about it, whether they agree about the possibilities or not. If they are really set against it, it is not mentioned. I now rarely bring it up myself, and prefer it that way.

Thank you, C., and Happy New Year to you!

I think your site is fascinating...a captivating read, for sure. (Happy New Year, by the way) The underscores proved a problem for me, as well. So I just went to your main page as Cathy suggested and clicked the link on your menu. (isn't that funny? I didn't add underscores in the previous sentence. I guess the word link just automatically generates underscores. ) I think it is quite brave of you to share your experiences online so openly. I have a great deal of respect for that. Best wishes, Stephanie

Thank you, Stephanie! Sometimes, I would call it more foolhardiness than that, but taking the step has shown me so much, and I hope it does some good along the way. Sorry it took awhile to get back to you, but I started the year off and running! ;)