John McCain | Henry Clay

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When I looked at a portrait of Henry Clay, I immediately saw John McCain in the eyes of Henry Clay.  In a subsequent session with Kevin Ryerson, Ahtun Re, the spirit guide channeled by Kevin who has demonstrated an ability to make accurate past life matches (see cases of Ralph Nader, Carl Sagan and Oprah Winfrey), confirmed that McCain is the reincarnation of Clay.

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There are a number of similarities regarding the personas of Henry Clay and John McCain.  The most are as follows:

Distinguished Careers as Senators

Henry Clay
A Senate committee, headed by John F. Kennedy in 1957, was assigned the task of assessing and honoring his past members.  This committee declared that Henry Clay was the greatest Senator in the history of this body.

John McCain
John McCain is one of the most respected of Senators in the United States and he has been given many awards for his service, including the Paul H. Douglas Ethics in Government Award.  McCain  was elected to a third term as a Senator in 1998.  He was named one of the "25 Most Influential People in America" by Time magazine in 1997.

Unfulfilled Presidential Ambitions Despite Great Popularity

Henry Clay
Henry Clay ran for the US Presidency three times and despite being one of the most popular and known political figures of the era, lost each race. 

John McCain
John McCain has sought the Republican Presidential nomination over the years, but has been unsuccessful in his bids.

Reputation for Love of Country

Henry Clay and John McCain share the trait of expressing great love for the Union, for the United States.

Reputation as Hawks

Both Henry Clay and John McCain have demonstrated a Hawkish attitude towards national defense and military affairs.

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Karmic Groupings

Of interest, Andrew Jackson, who has been identified as being reincarnated in the persona of John Kerry, and Henry Clay were bitter political rivals.  It was Henry Clay who helped John Quincy Adams defeat Andrew Jackson in the election of 1824.

In contemporary times, John McCain and John Kerry have been brought together through their mutual service in Vietnam and their dedication to Prisoners of War and those Missing In Action.  Today they are great friends.

It is interesting to observe that Clay/McCain and Jackson/Kerry have been active in the election of 2004.  Old political rivals are placed once again on the karmic stage of national politics.  This also occurred in the in the election of 2000, where Horatio Gates/Al Gore and Daniel Morgan/George W. Bush were brought together in a Presidential election.  Gates and Morgan where both commanding generals in the Continental Army and fought together to win the Battle of Saratoga.

In these examples we see how allies and rivals are brought together from lifetime to lifetime, to play out karmic dramas together and to fulfill dreams from former lives.