Rex and a King of a State in Reincarnation
From Latin we know the word “Rex” as a term for a king. From antiquity until modern times, this term came to be used throughout almost all of Europe.
For example—Rex Polonia
—Rex Francorum et Langobardorum
—Rex Germanorum.
Over years of work I have already encountered several incarnations of human Souls, among other things, in dogs and respectively in cats. Sometimes a well-known karmic figure turns up, today in a new incarnation, having four paws and a little tail.
Many chained dogs bear and have borne names such as Azor, but also Reks, popularised by an animated cartoon.
Nowadays one encounters less often the contemptuous expression—“you dog.” In Polish literature Henryk Sienkiewicz often embellished the statements of despots in the books of the “Trilogy” series with it, and even in In Desert and Wilderness.
Let us put all these subjects together:
- Titling oneself Rex may bring the Soul another incarnation as Reksio guarding cows in a farmyard.
- The title of a chained dog will therefore remain unchanged. Except that it is written differently—with an “x.”
The expression “you dog,” or one such as I have already encountered in Regression therapies—“you will be a dog belonging to the person saying this”—is not a curse, but only information for the Soul concerning the fate that the speaker is designing for the future Reksio.
Opublikowano: 18/09/2026
Autor: Sławomir Majda
Kateogrie: Animals
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