What do you think you were in a past life?

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I think I was a mix between a monk, a cat, and a feather

I don't know who or what I was in a past life, but whatever I was, I must have been evil because I'm most assuredly paying for it in this life.

Don't believe in it, but I'll play just for fun:

A wolf, and Lillian Hellman

I don't believe in it either, but will also play along.

A king cobra or maybe an eastern indigo snake. A life of relaxing in a warm,dark,quiet retreat only interrupted by the occasional meal, sightseeing trip, or opportunity to chase away a terrified human that has wandered too far into the wilderness.

Edit: I forgot about running into a sexy lady snake a few times a year. No fancy communication required.

Nothing. I am my own being.

For people who believe in reincarnation:

As people and animals multiply, are new souls created or are the former souls distributed in lessening concentrations?

I'm in. A polar bear.

I was a cat, a farmer in Illinois, a black plague victim, a dolphin, and Jesus.

I hope to reincarnate as a cat again. That was fun.

A tiger.

Probably a healer or someone who used holistic healing onto people. I don't know why, just something that pops into my mind every now and again.

Definitely not human. This is my first life as a human. That is if reincarnation is real . . .

a horse maybe coz i really like em

Hey, I was Jesus, too! Hmm, I guess we would all have been everyone and everything, then.........

Karma, anyone?

I would say a ninja because I've always been good with stealth.

I have done meditation for a few years on this , because i have always wanted to know.

I was a woman who was some kind royalty, or at least well off. I lived in a house what was mostly open air, it was in a forest, and i remember one thing i sang even better in that life then i do now,( which is saying something because i can sing really well now) i always wore long flowing multi layered gowns/robes, and the way the rooms were decorated/ constructed was absolutely beautiful. there were many pillars made of stone of some sort , and the designs on them were so detailed it seemed to me that the rooms were manly just to keep out the rain, not heating , it almost seemed the wide open construction was to keep the breeze flowing through the whole network of buildings. there weren't many wally just pillars holding up the roof and if you wanted privacy you closed one of the tapestry styled curtains that were on every entrance and exit.

Another on i was a farm girl died early in that life I think?