A RE-POST about Reincarnation and the Players in Michael's Life

*** This is a RE-POST from during the Conrad Murray Trial just cause I thought it was fitting *****

The last post was a look back at reincarnation and how it has an effect on our present life.  As I said, most often we are faced with the same circumstances and people in order to grow.  With that in mind, I decided to go back and see the circumstances surrounding the French Revolution, Mozart's part and the historic Diamond Necklace Affair.

Rumors for the downfall of Marie Antoinette began just after she publicly supported Mozart's work where he wrote the Opera exposing truths about the current politics in that day and age.  Going through the records, I find the name of the man who started the rumors in order to start the French Revolution.  His name was Cagliostro and was leading a conspiracy with another man named Casanova in Italy.  Sometimes, as you may have noticed in the previous post, we bring in certain characteristics from our past lives, even resembling the facial features of that life.  So lets take a look at the following pictures and see if you might notice any similarities.

Here is a picture of Casgliostro, the one conspiring back in the time of Mozart:

I noticed some similarities of Cagliostro to the man pictured below:

This man's name is Tim Leiweke, CEO and President of AEG, the company who was producing the This Is It Tour for Michael Jackson

Here is a picture of the man Casanova who conspired with Cagliostro:

Do you notice any similarities to this man?

This is Randy Phillips, AEG Executive testifying at the Conrad Murray Trial

I also couldn't help to notice the fact that both Conrad Murray and Randy Phillips were covering their mouths during the trial:

Then I found a picture of someone else covering his mouth during a testimony:

This is a photo of President Clinton during the Lewinsky testimony where he was denying relationships with the intern. He was shown covering his mouth.

In the book The Definitive Book of Body Language by Allan and Barbara Pease most of the book is spent going through and analyzing different body language signals with drawings and photographs. For example, when a child tells a lie they will often cover their mouth. This signal is also common with adults

Closing arguments for the trial are today and we'll expect a verdict soon.  I don't feel however, that this is in any way shape or form the end of the story . . .