The Dynamics of Past Life Therapy

Our past life selves are not only characters in past dramas, but they also live within us today as sub-personalities. We feel their emotions; manifest their talents; think their thoughts; are limited by their fears and perpetuate their quandaries. We often act this out without consciously knowing we are doing so, simply because we are unaware they exist within us. The most problematic past lives for us today, are the ones that have unresolved trauma or ‘unfinished business.’  In PLT these problematic inner characters are brought to the forefront of consciousness and worked with to bring resolution and healing to their complexes, so that they cease to affect the current life.

 Usually during a regression session one past life story is worked with. This is not always the case, because resonant stories with a similar theme may also arise in the course of one session, and almost certainly do in successive sessions. In past life work it seems that ‘clusters’ of similar past lives emerge from the soul’s history. They are connected by the same theme yet each may reflect a different facet or aspect. For example, a man may find himself a slave in a past life, where the theme or personal imprint is one of hopelessness. If we are exploring the personal theme of hopelessness, several past life stories may arise that carry different aspects of how this was imprinted. The circumstances may change through lifetimes in which hopelessness became a part of each life. In one life it may be because of slavery, in another life it may be because of feeling trapped in an arranged, loveless marriage where he feels like a slave; or in another instance he may be a hardworking farmer and sole provider of a large family or community and blight comes that kills the crops. In the slave scenario, he may die with the idea that ‘there’s no way out,’ and quite literally this may be true, in the marriage he may simply feel trapped and may commit suicide out of depression. The farmer may come to the end of that life feeling that “no matter what I do, the odds are against me, it’s hopeless.” 

Agoraphobia and Past Life Regression

Agoraphobia, the fear of open space, situation, activity that makes a person want to avoid, comes from the Greek word “agora” which literally means marketplace, plus the word phobia generally means fear. Combining these two words would then give you “fear of marketplace” or anywhere out of your comfort zone. It is a condition which develops when a person begins to avoid spaces or situations associated with anxiety. Typical "phobic situations" might include driving, shopping, crowded places, traveling, standing in line, being alone, meetings and social gatherings. No one enjoys having a panic attack. And no one enjoys living with the fear that they might have one (Agoraphobia). No amount of conscious effort or willpower can eliminate a phobia or actual panic attack because the root of the problem is at the unconscious level of mind. The magic in overcoming agoraphobia is reprogramming your subconscious mind to get what you want.

The beginning of your recovery starts here. Through Past Life Regression what you will learn is that you are about to end the hold Agoraphobia or fear of panic attacks has on your life. You will learn to regain a carefree life, and will also gain new confidence in living.

Asha (name changed) came to me in a total state of despair due to her fear of being part of any gathering, which changed dramatically once she underwent Past Life Regression Therapy.

For almost 10 years, she had been working with many different therapists to overcome her childhood traumas, that had come back to haunt her in adult life. She had lost hope of leading a normal life and was convinced that she was going to stay a prisoner in her own home. Through numerous sessions of Past Life Regression with me, she was able to gain her life back in a more positive way. 

Past Life Regression and Clautrophobia

 

Past life Regression, a process of retrieving memories of previous lives or incarnations, which by reliving or discovering previous experiences or traumas, can benefit those who are looking for reasons for their ailments or problems in this life, and which cannot be medically explained. More often than not, the reasons can be traced back to a past life experience. Past life Regression can also be applied to psychological ailments such as unexplained fears, phobias and mental blocks towards certain things in life. For example, a person who in this life has no logical or scientific reason for claustrophobia, may find answers which link back to a trauma from a particular past life.

Sheila (name changed) came to me afflicted with claustrophobia. She would feel extremely uncomfortable when being in a closed space. If she was in a room, and heard a door locked, she would panic which made it very difficult to have a locked door in hotel rooms, as also with being in an elevator, or flying. 

During her Past Life Regression, she discovered that she was at the age of 50 mistakenly declared as dead by the doctors and buried alive.

By releasing this traumatic event experienced  from her memory she experienced a dramatic and total release of the symptoms enough to experience a catharsis or a healing.