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Larsie's life episode 2

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 More about us is that me and Teddy are writing books about people we met including many we knew well, books about our spiritual and religious and mystical experiences (we have material proof we're reincarnated from certain lives and it will blow some people away and there is a LOT of proof out there both about reincarnation in general (near-death.com) and about people's specific reincarnations (just look at the reincarnation groups on Facebook and in many other places)... we also plan to write more about our own experiences in life, mainly with stigma/discrimination/pegging/stereotyping/profiling/pigeonholing/prejudice/assumptions/labeling/whatever you want to call it.

We also have some fiction. And we want to write (in this blog) our little lectures on cults, politics, religion, kitchen and bathroom decor, people we knew, history, psychology, philosophy, events, music, art, our personal lives, whatever we're interested in at the moment. 

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