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Past Life Regression Therapy...How Does It Work?
Most of us have had the experience of meeting someone for the first
time, and falling immediately into a comfortable relationship "just
like old friends." Or visiting a new part of the world, only to find it
feeling very familiar to us somehow. These are often instances of re-
encountering people and places we have known in prior lifetimes.
We unconsciously carry forward experiences, attitudes, and
relationship dynamics from prior lives into our current lifetimes.
Many times this is beneficial, as in cases where we just have a
"knack" for numbers, or seem to master a new skill or area of study
as if we already knew it. Other times, traumatic experiences (like a
violent death or loss of a loved one) are left unresolved, relationships
are left unhealed, or attitudes and decisions may be carried forward
from a past lifetime that are detrimental to our current life. That is
where regression therapy has traditionally been used, in resolving
these experiences from the past that are blocking our progress and
happiness now. (In more recent times, it is also being applied to carry
forward strengths and positive experiences.)
Trauma and issues from the past can be reactivated by events in our
current lifetime without our conscious awareness. We might react to
people and situations in ways that seem counter-productive, or we
have a "gridlock" problem that we can’t seem to resolve no matter
what we try. It may be because the problem is actually rooted in
dynamics set up in prior personalities/lifetimes.
In past life therapy we regress clients (to regress means to go or
move backward) to the time and place where the original
activating event occurred. This can be achieved through
hypnosis, guided imagery, or other states of deep relaxation
where memories that are normally unconscious can be accessed.
Similar techniques can be used to access early childhood
memories from the current lifetime that may be underlying
present-day problems and issues. By bringing these memories
into conscious awareness, we can release or diffuse the energy
and emotional blockages that keep us stuck. Typically, the
therapist guides the client through the significant events of the
lifetime, through the death experience, and then a "life review."
This is where the purpose of that lifetime, the lessons learned,
and decisions made are examined from a higher, spiritual
perspective. We particularly look at what is most important about
that prior life in terms of the client’s current personality and
situation.
Re-experiencing the key events of a past life and reprocessing
the impact helps to bring closure to the events of that lifetime.
This enables us to move forward more freely in the present. The
process is similar to conventional therapy: we trace issues to
their origin, reprocess the experience, emotions, and decisions
made, and find completion. Past life regression work merely
extends the time frame further into the past for the deeper origins
of issues. Even if one believes these "memories" are not true
past life experiences, they function as symbolic stories and are
equally as effective in resolving current issues.
Once considered a "new age" gimmick, regression therapy is
becoming accepted in the mainstream as an extremely useful
therapeutic tool. It can be a rapid way to bring up material in a
single or just a few sessions, that might otherwise take many
months of traditional counseling to address. And it can be useful,
as well, for those who would not otherwise consider themselves
in need of counseling or therapy service -- people who want to
expand their experience, draw upon inner wisdom, and connect
with loved ones across the ages.
time, and falling immediately into a comfortable relationship "just
like old friends." Or visiting a new part of the world, only to find it
feeling very familiar to us somehow. These are often instances of re-
encountering people and places we have known in prior lifetimes.
We unconsciously carry forward experiences, attitudes, and
relationship dynamics from prior lives into our current lifetimes.
Many times this is beneficial, as in cases where we just have a
"knack" for numbers, or seem to master a new skill or area of study
as if we already knew it. Other times, traumatic experiences (like a
violent death or loss of a loved one) are left unresolved, relationships
are left unhealed, or attitudes and decisions may be carried forward
from a past lifetime that are detrimental to our current life. That is
where regression therapy has traditionally been used, in resolving
these experiences from the past that are blocking our progress and
happiness now. (In more recent times, it is also being applied to carry
forward strengths and positive experiences.)
Trauma and issues from the past can be reactivated by events in our
current lifetime without our conscious awareness. We might react to
people and situations in ways that seem counter-productive, or we
have a "gridlock" problem that we can’t seem to resolve no matter
what we try. It may be because the problem is actually rooted in
dynamics set up in prior personalities/lifetimes.
In past life therapy we regress clients (to regress means to go or
move backward) to the time and place where the original
activating event occurred. This can be achieved through
hypnosis, guided imagery, or other states of deep relaxation
where memories that are normally unconscious can be accessed.
Similar techniques can be used to access early childhood
memories from the current lifetime that may be underlying
present-day problems and issues. By bringing these memories
into conscious awareness, we can release or diffuse the energy
and emotional blockages that keep us stuck. Typically, the
therapist guides the client through the significant events of the
lifetime, through the death experience, and then a "life review."
This is where the purpose of that lifetime, the lessons learned,
and decisions made are examined from a higher, spiritual
perspective. We particularly look at what is most important about
that prior life in terms of the client’s current personality and
situation.
Re-experiencing the key events of a past life and reprocessing
the impact helps to bring closure to the events of that lifetime.
This enables us to move forward more freely in the present. The
process is similar to conventional therapy: we trace issues to
their origin, reprocess the experience, emotions, and decisions
made, and find completion. Past life regression work merely
extends the time frame further into the past for the deeper origins
of issues. Even if one believes these "memories" are not true
past life experiences, they function as symbolic stories and are
equally as effective in resolving current issues.
Once considered a "new age" gimmick, regression therapy is
becoming accepted in the mainstream as an extremely useful
therapeutic tool. It can be a rapid way to bring up material in a
single or just a few sessions, that might otherwise take many
months of traditional counseling to address. And it can be useful,
as well, for those who would not otherwise consider themselves
in need of counseling or therapy service -- people who want to
expand their experience, draw upon inner wisdom, and connect
with loved ones across the ages.
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