INTERVIEW CHOC: Elle a des souvenirs d'avant son incarnation terrestre! (Souvenir d'avant naissance)

Main ideas, concepts, and lessons

• A pre-birth memory surfaced in adult life

  • Corine says she first recalled it around age 25 (she is 56 now).
  • The memory returned after a déjà vu moment in southern France: she met a couple she “already knew,” despite having no prior earthly connection.

• A being of light and a “choice” to return to Earth

  • In the pre-birth memory, Corine describes being in a non-earthly space where her “body” floats.
  • She works with bluish-white light that emanates from her upper limbs.
  • A light being arrives and tells her she will forget everything.
  • Corine emphasizes it was not forced: she was given a choice and she agreed to go back, though she also later implies she understood she would face suffering.

• Learning to manifest through intention (and the role of “letting go”)

  • The beings/environment show Corine that outcomes depend on intention.
  • She explains:
    • When she has the right intention, the light behaves effectively.
    • When she intellectualizes or tries to “force” control, she fails—then restarts as part of learning.
  • She connects this to earthly life: she believes freedom and better outcomes come through letting go, not overthinking or pushing for results.

• A hierarchy of benevolent beings

  • She describes encountering superior/benevolent beings organized in a “sacred” way.
  • The “hierarchy” is described as non-abusive (unlike human power hierarchies); it’s more like beings help others rise.
  • Corine frames all these beings as beings of love, emphasizing unconditional trust.

• Forgetting process via a spiral tunnel

  • Corine describes a spiral-shaped tunnel as she moves away from the being of light.
  • She tries to hold onto a few strands of memory but forgetfulness happens naturally.
  • The tunnel is described as having non-smooth, organic-like walls (she compares it to interior structures).
  • She suggests a symbolic association between spirals and sacred/biological patterns (DNA, proteins, cyclones, spirals in nature).

• Earth arrival and the idea that life has meaning

  • Her mother’s midwife later told her Corine looked around at birth and started crying.
  • Corine interprets her experience as carrying deep meaning and says the memory helps her during difficult moments: she believes everything has meaning even when she cannot fully understand it.
  • She also adds that she had what she calls “lucky breaks” and strong intuition, including a felt ability to recognize deception by “vibration” (words that don’t resonate).

• Out-of-body experience (OOBE) linked to childhood trauma

  • Corine shares that at age 7, she suffered sexual assault and left her body during the event.
  • She reports:
    • She watched the scene from above like an observer.
    • She saw who was doing what, and she perceived that it was “me” in that sense, but she felt no emotion because she wasn’t in her body.
    • Later assaults were harder to leave the body from again; she associated this with needing to let go rather than trying to force control.
  • She draws a conceptual link: intellectual trying blocks the process; pure, intense intention + letting go enables freedom.

• Identity and difficulty reintegrating after trauma

  • Corine describes ongoing effects:
    • Feeling “out of sync” socially.
    • Problems with relationships because she doesn’t perceive like everyone else.
    • She suggests recovery is not complete for her; trauma stays in some form, even if she’s resilient.
  • She questions whether people who haven’t experienced trauma can ever live the same way afterward, and she answers (for herself) that full recovery/erasure may not happen.

• Publication and purpose

  • Corine explains she wrote and published a book titled “A Jacket of Forgiveness” (published by Lis Bleu), using the pen name Coco Lagrogne.
  • The book is described as a biography focused on forgiveness and facing incest; the pre-birth memory is included as a chapter though not portrayed as the book’s central topic.
  • She frames the interview/testimony as part of a mission:
    • encouraging open discussion without judgment,
    • contributing to humanity’s evolving spirituality,
    • offering hope that suffering has meaning and life does not end with Earth.

Methodology / instructions presented (explicit or strongly implied)

• Manifestation approach: intention + letting go

  • Use pure intention to work with reality (“right intention”).
  • Avoid forcing outcomes (don’t push “at all costs”).
  • Avoid intellectualizing the process:
    • intellectual control is described as adding “heaviness” and causing failure,
    • spiritual/energetic action works better when handled with sincerity rather than analysis.
  • If you “mess up,” treat it as learning rather than self-punishment.

• Reproducing the “state” on Earth

  • Corine suggests she can re-access a similar freedom/state through:
    • dancing (especially when unafraid of others’ judgment),
    • singing when she stops inhibitions and lets her voice come out.
  • The key condition: reduce fear and inhibition → approach a trance-like openness.

• Letting go in trauma-related OOBE (conceptual rule)

  • Attempting to “make it happen” through mental striving is ineffective.
  • Letting the experience occur “all by itself” is presented as the enabling condition.

Speakers / sources featured (identified)

• Corine Interviewee; provides the testimony about pre-birth memories, intuition, and out-of-body experiences; also mentions her book under the pen name Coco Lagrogne.

• SolarTub channel host / interviewer Narrates the intro, asks questions; appears as “he” in the subtitles and later discusses the book/interview format.

• Book source referenced by Corine

  • “A Jacket of Forgiveness” by Coco Lagrogne (pen name), published by Lis Bleu.

• Film reference

  • “La Belle Verte” (also referred to in subtitles as “The Green Beautiful”) by Coline Serreau (Coline Z / “Coline Z” appears in subtitles).