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Abraham Lincoln & John F. Kennedy

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For those who sense, or seek order and purpose in all things and events.

The parallels between the lives of Lincoln and John F. Kennedy indicate a soul connection that could be a continuous expression of souls whose destiny was to emancipate the oppressed.

Lincoln was elected president in 1860, Kennedy in 1960. Both were slain on a Friday in the presence of their wives. Both were shot in the head. Their successors, both were named Johnson, were Southern Democrats, and had been in the senate. Andrew Johnson was Born in 1808 Lyndon Johnson in 1908.

        John Wilkes Booth was born in 1839; Lee Harvey Oswald in 1939. Both Booth and Oswald were southerners, who favored unpopular ideas. Both presidents lost children to death wile in the White House. Lincoln’s secretary was named Kennedy wile Kennedy’ advised him not to go to the theater. Kennedy’s secretary was named Lincoln advised him not to go to Dallas. John Wilkes Booth Shot Lincoln and ran to a warehouse. Lee Harvey Oswald Shot Kennedy and ran to a theater. The names Kennedy and Lincoln both have seven letters; John Wilkes Booth and Lee Harvey Oswald each have fifteen letters. Both of the assassins were killed before being brought to trial. Both Johnsons were opposed for reelection by men whose names started with the letter “G”.             

        Documents that are now available show that Lincoln and Mrs. Lincoln had at lease five séances in the White House. Although Lincoln was skeptical of metaphysics, his attitude changed when cretin predictions concerning the Civil War proved to be accurate. An Astrologer predicted Lincoln’s assignation.

        Three days before his assignation Lincoln had a vision of walking into the rotunda and seeing a casket laying in state. He asked and attendant who had died and they stated “the president has been killed”. 

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I just finished reading an biography of Mary Lincoln. She was deeply into spiritualism, which was very fashionable in her day. Mediums and seances abounded and Mary did use them throughout her life, even after she left the White House. There is a famous psychic photo taken of Mary showing Abraham's spirit standing behind her. Later this photo was debunked.She and Abraham both believed deeply in the power of dreams to fortell the future. Mary lost three of her sons and her husband. This lead to her suffering severe mental imbalances in her lifetime.She was most likely bipolar. She even spent time in a mental institution. Mary believed very strongly in life after death so at the end of her life she went passed over peacefully  anticipating seeing Abraham, the love of her life and her dead sons again.

As for Kennedy, LBJ did far more than he ever did to help poor people in America and it was LBJ who passed the Civil Rights act.  Kennedy got us into Vietnam. So, I think there is no comparison between Lincoln and Kennedy when it comes to what they actually achieved as presidents. However, there is quite a few coincidences between the two (JFK and AL).