AskSatanOperator
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How do you know your origins without an ancestry test? Sometimes it's hard to know when your ancestors who are still alive didn't maintain their cultures.
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Question #4500: who I am
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Genealogy(searching records), oral history(your family shares knowledge and stories about your ancestors), and meditation/past life regression.
HPS Lydia
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Try asking relatives you know if they remember being told anything from their parents or grandparents. Expand this to cousins, aunts/uncles and great-aunts/uncles as well, as they have part of your identity. Someone might have a clue.
I was recently given, from a distant cousin, a photograph and some info about a recent direct ancestor from the late 1800's. It was strange that this distant cousin had a photograph and not anyone in my direct lineage, and this happens to others as well.
In nearly every extended family, there is at least one person who is like a "keeper" of family records. Find them and talk to them. You might never know your entire heritage, but you will likely find part of it
I was recently given, from a distant cousin, a photograph and some info about a recent direct ancestor from the late 1800's. It was strange that this distant cousin had a photograph and not anyone in my direct lineage, and this happens to others as well.
In nearly every extended family, there is at least one person who is like a "keeper" of family records. Find them and talk to them. You might never know your entire heritage, but you will likely find part of it
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