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In this short spoken monologue, the narrator recounts a past‑life regression session involving a mother and her son. The son, eager to explore, ventures into a forbidden part of an island while his mother watches from the tree line and does not follow. He is attacked by a wild boar, which pierces his stomach, causing instant death. The mother discovers his body and carries deep regret for the rest of that lifetime, feeling the weight of having let him go. Later, a "higher self" speaking in the session explains that the son would have died regardless, not as consolation but as fact, indicating that the lesson was pre‑written: to learn to trust what you love enough to let it find its own way. The moment of stepping back from the tree line was not the cause of death; the lesson was embedded in the lifetime before the mother entered it.

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