HOWARD STERN
1. KIDNAPPED AND SOLD INTO PROSTITUTION.
You were a beautiful female with long brown hair with golden highlights - Penthouse perfect. You were so beautiful that with one look men were filled with desire. One of them grabbed you on his horse while you were walking with your mother and rode away, selling you to the highest bidder. In the world of sex, desire and beauty, you rose to power. Your ability to give pleasure made you the first choice of powerful men. This may explain why in this life you want to be loved for yourself - not your beauty or your power.

2. SULTAN WITH HUNDREDS OF WIVES.
As the sultan of some middle eastern country, you were married at the age of twelve and by the age of twenty you had over a hundred wives. They continually paraded before you trying to win your favor. You became bored with sex and so one day you started a contest among your wives to see who would get to sleep with you that night. At first it was who could dance more erotically, who had the best body. Then you refined the challenge by categorizing them into who had the best bust, legs, lips, etc. You moved on to who kissed better and who had the most interesting positions in love making. Suddenly sex was fun again.

3. LEADER OF A MOUNTAIN TRIBE. ( Some of the gang was with you )
Wrapped in a turban, dressed in a robe, you rode a horse well and valued your isolation from anyone outside your tribe. A peaceful man who wanted to be left alone, you soon learned that it was not possible. Some saw your desire for peace as a weakness. They attacked your village, they plundered and raped. You were forced to change your nature. In order to have peace, you had to go to war. You took up your sword with a vengeance. Those who attacked you were retaliated against without mercy. You were relentless in your revenge and the attacks stopped.

4. A SERIOUS ENGLISH ACTOR.
Dressed in a black cape with a hat you were the quintessential classical English actor adept at your craft and known for your ability to transform yourself into your roles. Your talent is your invitation to society parties and prominent people who love having you around. You have everything you want except money.
A young man joins your troop, he’s very good looking, but too frivolous for your taste. In your eyes he has only a little talent but he uses it to its maximum because he can play an audience. He disrupts a scene and steals it by doing something funny, or holding an entrance too long. He wants attention and gets it. You fire him. He goes on to become quite successful and popular at his frivolity and antics. He makes money - more than you. It makes you angry that someone so devoid of talent could be so popular and rich. Who is this person? You still hate him/her today?

5. A STREET URCHIN - ORPHAN.
Homeless, never knowing when you’ll eat your next meal, you discover the best “tips” come from men going to the bars and the brothels. You hitch their horses, shine their shoes, tell them how well they look. Your effort pays off. One of the men takes you home as an errand boy. In your new surroundings you never had to be asked. You saw what was needed and provided it. As you grew up realized that the wealthy were bored and so you began to share your talent for discovering the bizarre. You knew the underground world very well. The off-beat shows, the dives, the women with rare talents. You became very popular and well rewarded. Business contacts were and are an important key to success. You became very successful.

6. MUSCIAN
The performance, the endless rehearsals, hotel rooms and different cities, this was your life and your world as a musician. Your instrument was the violin. Talent and success was enough when you were young but as you grew older you began to feel lonely. However, never spending much time at parties you lacked social skills. You never knew what to talk about when it wasn’t about music. That is until you met your wife ( yes, it was Allyson). She was so easy to talk to, so real, that even you could relax. You married her late in your years and shifted your emphasis from career to marriage, and family man.

7. SEX SLAVE, EGYPT
A slave who worked from dawn to dusk building the tomb of his master. Tall and slender, your body was hard from the hours of work and strong with muscles. One day your master saw you working and fell in love. He took you out of the labor camp and brought you into his palace where your life changed drastically. Suddenly you were surrounded with silk, gold jewelry, and perfumed baths. Your master was a voyeur and he would bring to you beautiful women and want to watch you make love to them. Occasionally he would tie you up and scrutinize your body but never touch it. He was afraid of sex. At first you hated and despised him, but then when you were no longer threatened, you became fascinated with his problem. You discovered he had a tiny penis and was in love with his mother. You felt sorry for him. So you got women to dress up like his mother and allow him to pretend he was a baby while they sexually satisfied him. It gave you your freedom. He became your slave.

ROBIN QUIVERS
Robin, you have a great deal of inner, spiritual strength and you’re not afraid to risk yourself in life. Such great inner power is your talent, but it can override your vulnerability - which is tied to your sensitivity and intuition - the keys to a good relationship. Your challenge now is not to overcome but to open up, something you certainly accomplished in your autobiography.

ROBIN & HOWARD
EGYPT. MOTHER AND SON?
Howard was a small child when the Pharaoh ordered that all male children were to be killed. Robin, Howard’s mother, dressed him up as a female in order to save his life. The fact that he had long beautiful hair helped. Even though Howard escaped death, Robin knew she had to take her son out of Egypt. Both her parents and her husband did not want to go. She left them all for Howard. Robin traveled many months in hardship, living off her courage and the kindness of others. Once she found the place where she wanted to resettle, she met a man and remarried. She was happier than ever before and you grew up be become a successful and powerful man.

1. HIGH PRIESTESS.
Spiritual leader. Dressed in elaborate gowns and headdresses, Robin was a healer and figure head in many of the ceremonies and rituals that were performed in this central or south American village. She was very popular with the people which gave her great influence and power. Not as skilled in the mundane world, Robin believed her faith would protect her from others. The ruler who was in power saw her as a threat and set out to destroy her. Some of her own people betrayed her. She lost faith and her position and power and may carry an issue of trust.

2. DANCER IN BRAZIL.
Robin has the name Quiver to remind her of this past life. She was a dancer with a very unusual act - she “quivered”. She could make her whole body ripple in a most provocative way. It was a combination of belly dancing and a native dance. She drove the men crazy, but lived a very celibate life. She had an older man who took care of her. He paid all her personal expenses and he paid for the show. He loved Robin’s company but didn’t want sex. However, he insisted that she not have affairs with anyone else. He wanted Robin only for himself. In some ways it worked for her, because she could enjoy being desired without having to meet the men’s expectations.

3. LOV E CHILD.
The “love child” of a poor Venetian woman, and a wealthy Russian man, Robin was raised by her mother without much luxury, but with lots of love. On her death bed she told Robin about her father and sent her off to meet him with a letter. Robin’s father took her into his home and gave her new clothes and included her in his life. Suddenly she had to be formal and deal with aristocrats who were stiff and boring. She missed her mother and the simple life. Dad showed his feelings by giving Robin an allowance for
life - but not his name. Unable to live without real love she set out for Paris. Her instincts were good. There she met a man who had been disowned from his aristocratic parents and had no money. She married him. Between her money and his name they had it all. The truth is they lived their own life, unattached to either world. Able to be comfortable in both, this versatility is a gift Robin has in this life.

4. SHAMAN: SIOUX INDIANN (MAN)
Once again the healing profession calls Robin. This time she is a Sioux Indian and her people depend on her and her visions. The burden of her tribe is upon her. When it doesn’t rain, she has to bring the water. When someone is sick she has to call on the spirits to heal them. It is a lonely existence but one that develops great inner strength and spiritual power.

GARY DELL’ABATE
Gary has a restless, obsessive, creative nature. He needs to be constantly challenged and doing something. His ability to throw himself into what he does is a talent but can interfere with his personal life.

GARY & HOWARD.
INVENTOR & BUSINESS MAN.
Gary was a home inventor. He had a reputation for making great gadgets. Howard had an idea and was looking for someone to build it for him. He went to Gary and immediately recognized his talent. He also saw that this man did not have a business head. Howard, on the other hand, could see the usefulness of things, and had a practical nature. They went into partnership. Howard would give him a challenge and Gary would solve it - create the product needed. They did well.

1. ENTERTAINMENT MANAGER FOR THE ROMAN BANQUETS.
Gary organized the show that entertained the politicians and leaders at the official Roman banquets. It was not easy entertaining a crowd that was bored with life. Howard was one of the powerful political leaders (Senator) that enjoyed his entertainment. Dancing girls, the grotesque as well as the beauty and perfection.

2. IMPORTER & EXPORTER
Gary was an importer and exporter of rare and unusual goods from all over the world. He had a good eye for quality and what would sell. He lived on the Italian coast. He loved the constant excitement and challenge of the business.

3. SCULPTOR
Italy. Renaissance. You chiseled out stone and made huge sculptures for fountains and churches. Passionate in your work, you pick ladies with full voluptuous bodies to pose for you. Your work was all consuming so you only had time for short affairs, not long commitments.

4. BLACK MAN DURING THE CIVIL WAR.
An educated house servant, you were caught between two worlds when the civil war broke out. You were close to the plantation owner and his family and you didn’t quite fit in with the blacks that worked the land. For awhile you isolated yourself from both sides, but then you were forced to choose in order to survive. You choose to give up your fine ways and reconnected to your roots.

5. POLITICAL MANAGER
You worked for a white wiged satin pants politician in Paris, France. You wrote his speeches, helped him choose a political position. You were the man behind the scenes, the man who made the man. You were torn between enjoying your role as a co-creator of someone else and being your own star.

FRED NORRIS
Fred is an explorer and a loner with a great deal of heart, compassion and goodness. His choices of lifetimes have not given him enough opportunity to express these qualities. Fred is ready for a new vision, one that includes closer relationships, unity, and love.

FRED & HOWARD

1. SAILOR:
Foreign ports, bars and dives, are the playground for Fred in this life. He is a sailor and a man who has learned how to take care of himself. One night walking home early in the morning he comes across a business man ( Howard) being attacked by some thugs. Howard is vastly outnumbered, but putting up a good fight. Fred jumps in and between the two they managed to drive the four thugs away. This is definitely a bonding moment. They go for drinks and spend hours sharing their thoughts and experiences. When they say good-by they know they will never see each other again, but the desire to continue their friendship plants a seed that sprouts rewards in other lifetimes.

2. TIBETAN MONK:
Fred is born to a poor family in the Tibetan mountains. At the age of three he is turned over to the monastery to be raised by them. Fred misses out on the intimacy of family life, but connects to a more universal family, one that allows him more freedom. He owns nothing but the clothes on his back and he must rely on himself and fate. He discovers the power of having nothing, being attached to nothing, and he likes it.

3. RODEO MAN.
A star on the rodeo circuit Fred not only wins the blue ribbons but often takes the part of the clown - the man who distracts the bulls from the riders when they fall. Even though Fred travels from show to show he still sees the same people, they are like a family. Later he joins a show, (like Buffalo Bills) and is put on stage and acclaimed for just being himself - a cowboy.

4. CHEF IN AN ORPHANAGE.
Fred is the father to many parentless children. They loved him and his uncomplicated nature.

5. THE COOK ON A WAGON TRAIN.
Raw Hide it is. Fred is the cook on a wagon train going west. He whips up beans and buffalo meat for the scouts and the leader. He has a very loyal and responsible nature. This along with his “even keel” emotions provides a certain stability to the team that allowed the others to venture ahead and explore new routes, knowing the home base was safe and protected.

6. WAR & THE SOLDIER
When bullets sail passed you and men die beside you, it’s your instincts that you trust - not people. Fred has been in many wars, which means he knows how to survive. A recent lifetime was during the American Revolution. Sent to America as an English soldier, Fred fell in love with this country. When war broke out he found yourself in conflict - he wanted to fight alongside the Americans. Asked to work as a double agent, he had trouble being deceitful, even if it was for a good cause.

7. MAIL ORDER BRIDE.
The miles of endless prairie, having to eat his own cooking, drove Fred to finally overcome his fear of commitment and seek a wife. He decided to go the mail-order route. He picked out a picture, wrote a few letters then sent for her. What a lucky man. It was a good marriage and he was very happy.

JACKIE MARTLING, JR.

Jackie has strong issues of control and a deep inner anger which he probably uses in his comedy. He’s angry at the necessity to compromise, at his inability to live life exactly the way he wants to. There is a perfectionist under his nonchalance, and a free spirit.

JACKIE & HOWARD
MARTIAL ARTS OPPONENTS.
Far East. Perfectionism took on the role of Martial Arts champion and no one could defeat him - that is until he met Howard. Howard was the only opponent that could hold his own. They had mutual respect for each other. Howard’s style was based on his intuitive ability to sense an opponents weakness and to execute a blow with lightening speed. Jackie on the other hand would expose himself, inviting an attack, confident in his ability to turn it around to his favor.

1. THE MAN WITH A MASK.
Jackie was a well -to-do man who lived in a big house on the outskirts of town because he wanted to be left alone. However, because no one knew him well, many believed that he choose to be alone because he was hiding vast riches. One day a band of greedy city people came to rob him. He was working in his garden dressed in old shabby clothes. They thought he was a servant, and because of this his life was spared. He realized that living away from people created too many illusions, and that to truly be safe and live the way he wanted he would have to present a false facade. He moved to the center of town and took a modest place. From there he observed people and their foolish ways. Unattached to luxury, gifted with wisdom, he seemed like a fool to many but the truth was he was merely playing a game.

2. A CELTIC WARRIOR.
Strong and powerful physically, you exercised your power as a warrior who ventured into other countries and took what you wanted by force. One day you saw a women whom you thought was the most beautiful female you had ever seen. She had long dark wavy hair, and blue eyes. You kidnapped her and took her home and married her against her will. The truth is you fell in love with her and that love healed her anger at you stealing her away from her family. She fell in love with you too. You gave up your conquering days and settled down to family life.

3. TRAVELING TRADER
Your home was a covered wagon filled with bottles of potions, gadgets, clothes, and objets of art. You bought and sold everything and anything that interested you. Always on the go, you loved being in transit, meeting people, falling in and out of love, learning something new and then moving on. Staying in one place may still be difficult for you.

4. LORD OF THE LAND—FAR EAST.
Jackie was a powerful warlord without patience. He wanted his whims fulfilled instantly. If anyone made a mistake it was off with their head. He had a deep issue of control because as a child he was raised for greatness but never got the emotional attention he needed. This created a demanding nature once he had the power.

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