COMMONALITIES

Harry and I have some major traits in common with the two biggest being our artistic skills and personality.  A couple other similar traits are our writing ability and music interest. I just added some new scans on the bottom of the page. According to Walter Semkiw's Principles of Reincarnation, skills, talents, personality traits,  one's way of approaching life and the way others perceive you seems to  remain consistent across lifetimes.  The skills and talents we acquired in past lifetimes are retained within our souls, and they're expressed or suppressed based upon the lessons we are destined to learn per lifetime.  
https://reincarnationresearch.com/principles-of-reincarnation/   First, I'll focus on personality traits and approach to life by providing scans from books and magazines which show consistent proof of the sort of personality Harry had.  That will be followed by evidence which supports our similar writing ability and interest in music.  We're both shy, quiet, introverted, like to be alone, private, dislike divulging much about ourselves. Not very admirable qualities, I have to admit.  Sure is tough to make friends! Regardless, every time I read a description of Harry's personality, I had an odd sensation they were talking about me--an intense deja vu reaction, but specifically a sick feeling in the pit of my stomach. 

After 1928 and into the '30s, Harry was no longer a big star and his ego humbled considerably. He learned that with fame comes a tremendous amount of problems and expectations. I'm including a few quotes from Harry which demonstrate his new approach to life based on his negative past experiences. I share a similar approach and have a tendency to avoid the spotlight, sometimes going out of my way to do so. I believe this is a holdover from Harry's life. This is why I've never gone public about this reincarnation thing...it will attract attention, which is something I generally try to avoid doing.  And I would've kept it secret if it weren't for the rather loud and persuasive "voices" coming from my spirit guides who've been urging me to make this website. When a higher power and its messengers inspire you to do something, it's usually for a greater good than we can ever fathom with our short-sighted human brains. So Ok, I'm game. In typical Langdon fashion, I'm also temporarily avoiding sharing the story about how I discovered this past life just because it's so personal, but I'll eventually get around to it.  That'll be the last section I add to this website. Update: 8-4-19.....MY STORY page has finally been added, hooray! Go peek.

Now here is evidence of my writing. I enjoyed writing stories from a young age and still have my story from 1992, which won a Young Author's award when I was 14. It features two cartoon guinea pigs who had personalities very much like Laurel & Hardy's screen personas.  I had just discovered silent films on TV (a show called, "Dead Comics Society" on The Comedy Channel in 1990 - hosted by Robert Klein) and Buster Keaton became, and still is, my idol. I was inspired by the silent comedy I was watching,  so I imagined my guinea pigs in all sorts of funny situations. Then I began a 6 year hobby of writing and sketching my ideas in notebooks for future use. I was doing this daily, while I was in class during my high school years and a couple years into college, so roughly 1992-1998. I have 4 notebooks, 160 pages each (640 total). I didn't see my first Laurel & Hardy film until 1994, yet these guinea pigs I daydreamed about obsessively since 1992, and wrote gags and stories for, acted very much like them. Was I sub-consciously remembering writing for Laurel & Hardy or remembering typing up those vaudeville scripts? I don't know where the motivation to write comedy ideas came from or even what was fueling my imagination.  I shot a video to show the extraordinary amount of writing I did. I didn't plan on talking so please forgive my informal manner of speech. My memory was a little foggy and I couldn't remember the year I saw my first L&H film ...it was December 1994 not 1996.  Then AMC began showing ALL of L&H's sound films early in 1995. "Dead Comics Society" TV show did air THE STOLEN JOOLS in 1990 I remember, but that was the only L&H film they ever showed and their scene was less than a minute. They also showed Harry's TRAMP, TRAMP, TRAMP and LONG PANTS, but those didn't have an impact on me. You'll find out more about how I made the Harry Langdon past life connection in the MY STORY page coming soon. Have a look at the video. It's 9 minutes of me flipping through my notebooks and reminiscing, very off the cuff.