A New Jersey mother wrote, “My youngest saw a swastika and told me that she’d had it on her sleeve, which was a bad thing. She was a man in a bad war and had died, and had a little girl with blonde hair and blue eyes. She said that she came to make up for what she’d done before. She also used to hear voices, and it seemed to upset her when she found out that none of us heard them.” What can Creator tell us about this remarkable story?

This girl was remembering accurately, life as a male adult during the time of World War II and, indeed, had embraced the cultural trappings, as was true of most in that society at the time, and this incurred a karmic penalty, as is true of all misdirected actions, whether wittingly or not—all are responsible for all that they do, good or bad, and the Law of Karma will see to it that the scales are rebalanced by bringing around opportunities in a future incarnation, and perhaps multiple incarnations if there is a major deficit to rebalance. That process is what the girl was aware of, it was a life to make up for transgressions. Her hearing of voices was being aware of her spirit guide and higher self, and that ability is often present in the very young but wanes over time and is lost in older children and adults.