Hello everyone! It's a sunny and very warm day here in Ga. I'm ready for the AC this afternoon. Not sure who invented AC but I bless them, in this life and the next!
Today I am posting about past life regressions. A past life regression is usually done with the guidance of a qualified hypnotherapist, or hypnotist. He or she will hypnotise you, and take you back slowly to a past life. This can be very interesting, revealing, and sometimes life changing. Past life regressions may tell us not only who we were in a past life or lives, but how that life is effecting you now. You may learn what the past life was like for you, if you were male or female, about your love relationships, and how you died. It's possible that you will recognize one or more people in that life who share your life now. You might also indentify a major problem in that lifetime that you are still dealing with currently. These can all be very startling revelations, but they can lead you to resolve past life issues, and grow in the spirit.
Sometimes people spontaneously go into a past life during a hypnotic session. While the hypnotist may only be guiding them to a young age, say five years old, in this lifetime, they may jump into another lifetime on their own. There are many well documented cases of this happening for many years now. As an example, let's say "Betty" has requested a hypnotic session with a qualified hypnotherapist. It has taken "Betty" some time to get up the nerve to visit a hypnotherapist because she she is scared about being hypnotised. She has make the appointment because she is terrified of drowning. As long as she can remember, she has been afraid of the water, has refused to learn to swim, and even feels very uncomfortable in the shower. "Betty" has had many vivid dreams of drowning, and a number of psychic flashes about this. She can not remember anything in her life thta has given her this terrible fear of the water. "Betty" has small children and wants to take them to the pool and teach them to swim. She wants to have a normal life with her children, but can not force herself to enter the pool. So on a friend's recommendation, she has made an appointment with the hypnotherapist.
"Betty" feels doubtful that she can be hypnotised, but with the guidance of the hypnotherapist, slips into a very relaxed, trance state. The therapist instructs "Betty" to go to the time in her life when she first became afraid of water or drowning. Instead of flashing back in her mind to some childhood trauma, "Betty's" voice suddenly changes to a much deeper, manly sound. "Betty" has regressed back to a past life when she was an adult male in Victorian England. She proceeds to tell the therapist many details about her tragic past life. "Betty" relates that she was very poor in that lifetime and worked on the docks as a laborer. This life ended at a young age and very unhappily when "Betty" was mugged late one night and thrown into the river. Unable to swim, "Betty" drowned. In this lifetime, "Betty" now understands why she is so afraid of water and drowning. She has brought this fear into a new lifetime, and now must work to resolve the issue.
A realization of why we are afraid of certain things can be a first step in finding a solution. Of course not all of our fears and phobias stem from past life issues, but they can. Past life regressions can be very helpful in identifying and resolving those issues.
If you have never been hypnotised, either to resolve issues or for other reasons, I can highly recommend it to you. It is simply one of the most relaxing experiences you can ever imagine. If you are considering going to a hypnotist or hypnotherapist, do look around for a very qualified and experienced person. Ask your friends and associates for a referral. If you are particularly interested in a past life regression, there are hypnotherapists and hypnotists who specialize in this kind of work.
My next post will have some ideas about doing a past life regression of your own, without the guidance of a hypnotist. Until then, blessings from Psykiksister.
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