Wednesday, August 31, 2011

Case Study 3

A lot of people suffer from a fear of losing someone in a relationship. There have been so many cases, where people do not find a rational as to why they have this fear. Often, even after going through various treatments, and psychologists, they still are not able to get rid of this fear, and this at times leads to a case of extreme possessiveness on their part.

Mrinalini* was one such case who came to me for Past Life Regression and help. She was under the constant fear of losing her children, which when they were younger made her go paranoid if she did not see them inside the house or for a period of time. As the children grew older, they started resenting this attitude of their mother as besides other thing restricted their movement and life.

On being regressed into one of her past lives, she found herself belonging to a very rich family, where her children were kidnapped and despite all efforts could not be traced. It was only with the arrest of one of her husbands competitors and enemy that the crime was solved and the mutilated bodies of her children recovered.

Once confronted with this, she was able to come to terms with the situation in her present life.

*name changed to protect patient confidentiality

Thursday, June 30, 2011

Case Study 2

Aditya* a young college boy in his late teens, came to me along with his mother with a complaint of a constant inexplicable pain in his middle back, which despite consumption of a variety of medications both allopathic and homeopathic a series of doctors and physiotherapists over a period of time was  not cured.

During a session of Past Life Regression with me, he found himself in one of his lives, in South Africa in the year 1900 as a Boer soldier fighting against the British. During one of the battles at a place called Elandslaagte, he was shot in the back at the very same spot where he had the pain in this life, and died.

Once identified, subsequent to his PLR sessions, over a period of time, the pain that had been bothering him for such a long time gradually subsided and ultimately vanished.

*name changed to protect patients confidentiality

Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Case Study 1

Radhika*, an executive with a MNC suffered with a case of extreme claustrophobia. She found it extremely difficult to stay in a closed room, travel in lifts or attend parties where there were a number of people present.

She visited my clinic to see if I could help her rid of her phobia so that she could lead a normal life.

 On being regressed she found herself in a village in Rajasthan. At the age of 20 she fell in love with a boy from the adjoining village who unfortunately was not of the same community, and hence neither did her parents or the village elders approve. Despite this she was adamant to marry the boy and threatened to elope.

 One night, her father and elder brothers caught hold of her and took her out to the fields where they buried her alive.

After this, when Radhika got over her session of Regression Therapy she was able to conquer her phobia and lead a normal life once again

*name changed to protect patients confidentiality