Hello, and welcome!

Project Nellis: What is it?

I remember my previous life as a B-17 ball turret gunner during WWII -- and this project grew out of my quest to understand those memories.

The memories.

At first, I tried to debunk them in order to get closure. I wanted to prove the memories were "just imagined". But instead of that, I found historical records that completed the larger picture even more.

The level of detail I recall is so specific, that even a seasoned historian would not be able to assemble it based on historical records alone. Air combat (especially bombers) were a largely under represented part of the war. Most documentation focuses on infantry combat.

The name Nellis.

I have chosen that name for two different reasons: I was given the Dutch version of the name (with a single l) at birth, so I decided to take on the American version -- which somehow is a perfect reference to a well-known man named William Harrell Nellis -- the WWII bomber escort pilot who's job it was to protect the B-17 formations -- and who got Nellis Air Force Base to be named after him. More on that on the about page.

Why is this a "project"?

Because I think the word project describes this journey I am on as an ongoing, developing, and transformational journey. And I have to admit; it sounds catchy to me so that is part of the reason why I chose it.

What is the goal?

My goal is to contribute to the Human collective understanding of reincarnation and what it means for the bigger picture in this realm. I will do everything in my power to leverage my memories as much as possible. If that means actively working together with other reincarnation researchers, then that is what I will do and have already done.

If you yourself or somebody you know is interested in seeing the very detailed documentation I have about my memories, feel free to get in touch with me via the contact page.

Back to America

In my past-life, I was severely wounded from FLAK over The Netherlands, while on the return flight from a bombing run in Germany -- resulting in my body's death. It is self-evident to me that either "destiny" or my soul decided it had to be born near the place of death, in order to complete the unfinished journey of the previous incarnation.

After 32 years of living near the place of death, I wish to move back to where my previous incarnation started: America -- I was unable to do that by my own actions in that life.

Beyond that, I wish to apply my experience to help humanity gain a better understanding of what it means to make choices in this realm, and their consequences beyond the life in which those choices were made.

I thank you for reading this.

Nellis