henry the eighth i was i was

I think, in a past life, I was My-kel Jo-sof Red-cliffs, an historical but little known figure that was best known for inventing the rabbit snare...

hi Jb blue bunny well since I hate to be singled out, or
put in the limelight,I think I might have been Emily Dickinson as she wrote poems about not wanting to be noticed, and that has always been the way I am also. I get embarrassed if I have done
something or wrote something that made a professor single me
out as an example to a class I was in, many years back. Like
Emily I love to write poetry and enjoy reading it too. I am
introverted and from what I read, she was also. I also althought I really really hope not,might have regressed from Mozart, as I have become a fanatic on his music, collecting just about everything he had composed. but like I say, I hope not as he was a bit of a scoundrel sexually and that is sure not me.

I was Napoleon. This is actually factual as I discovered through my many hours of convincing myself.

in my past life i was someone so unknown that i forgot the name... ...but i am sure must have been a very good guy....

After much cogitating, navel gazing, agonising and vodka drinking since you posted this, I have finally realised who I was in a previous existence, and indeed, who I still am for that matter. I am (and was) Nobody. I don't mind, though, because, as we all know - NOBODY'S PERFECT!

Eleanor of Acquitaine - lived long, had a really interesting life, though some of it I wouldn't want to have experienced...

I'd say Katherine Hepburn but it's really hard for somebody to be reincarnated when the original was still alive.

How about totally legendary? Madam Pele? She got to live in Hawaii and spew fire at anybody and everybody who ticked her off!

Byron, which is why I've avoided Greece so far, don't want history repeating itself.

Assuming that you pay in this life for strengths in the previous one, and I have never overcome my fear of heights (given my rational nature, that is a bit weird), so we will settle on someone who climbed mountains for fun.

Edmond Whymper, whose team was the first to climb the Matterhorn (and three or four of the team fell to their deaths on the descent, when a rope broke), could be a possibility.

Hello Judith,
I think I am Joan of Arc because I believe I am a fighter.

I don't know about anyone famous, but I have often thought during my lifetime that my sexual predilections indicate that I was a high-priced Parisian wh*re in my last incarnation, with some memory leakage between incarnations. Boy, did she know a bit!There have been other times, bad times, when I thought I must have been Hitler and was now paying for my bad karma, but that can't be right because he was still alive (just) when I was born.

Lash