The Ghost of Christmas Past is a character from Charles Dickens' novella, *A Christmas Carol*. This spirit represents memory and nostalgia, guiding the main character, Ebenezer Scrooge, through scenes from his own past. The ghost appears as a gentle figure, often depicted with a glowing light, symbolizing the illumination of forgotten memories. As Scrooge travels with the ghost, he revisits significant moments from his childhood and early adulthood. These experiences evoke feelings of joy and regret, highlighting how Scrooge's choices have shaped his current life. The ghost serves as a catalyst for Scrooge's transformation, encouraging him to reflect on his past and its impact on his present.