Healing through Past-Life Regression

In Past-Life Regression therapy, I act as your tour guide. First, you decide on a problem or a situation that you want to explore. The choice is always yours and your soul will show you what you need to see.

Then I help you achieve a relaxed and mild state of hypnosis, you are always conscious and aware of what is going on and have the free will to leave hypnosis at any time, you are always in control. I will guide you by asking questions intended to help you connect more fully to your experience. My assistance provides a fuller, deeper picture which allows you to release the emotions tied to the past experience and integrate them into your conscious awareness.

You are completely aware of your surroundings at all times. Once again, you are always conscious and aware. Everyone’s mind works differently, everyone’s experience is unique. So may go deep into hypnosis and others very light hypnosis, most are right in the middle. You might experience the past-life as a vivid and clear memory, some experience it as a scene in a movie. More commonly others experience a vague understanding or impression of being in another place or situation. These are memories that might hold the key to a current physical or emotional problem or help you to answer a question you have been seeking. You will know the truth by the way it makes you feel, you will most likely continue over the follow days after your session to be discovering even more meaning to what you seen in your regression session. I recommend writing in journal to assist you in unraveling deeper meaning and solutions that were unveiled.

The sessions last at least two hours. According to Brian Weiss MD, it takes about six to seven sessions to achieve the most dramatic, long-lasting results. All though many have had great transformation with only one session.

Something to consider— The law of Divine oneness tells us that we are inherently one in nature, so if you are shown something during your session do not become overly focused on if this is your past life indefinitely. However, I invite you to observe the message or teaching being shown to you as a key to your own self-discovery. Going into your session with an open heart and mind will lead you right where you need to go.

Have you met someone for the first time and felt like you had an instant bond or attraction?

Do you have enduring conflict with close family members?

Do you struggle with your weight?

Do you have chronic physical ailments that the doctors can’t seem to resolve?

Are you searching for your life purpose?

Are there certain parts of the world you ‘must see’ or are never interested in visiting?

Do you have unusual birthmarks?

Do you repeat the same challenging pattern in relationships, over and over, despite your best efforts?

Are you afraid to commit to a love or intimate relationship?

Are you afraid to, or have difficulty, having children?

Would you like to experience the kind of spiritual connection many NDE (near death experience) survivors describe, without the trauma?

Are you challenged with enduring grief over the loss of a loved one who has died?

Do you have recurring dreams, especially with the same people, places, or situations occurring?

Are there certain time periods that fascinate you?  (Renaissance, WW2, Medieval times)

Would you like to lose your fear of death?

Do you have unexplained phobias?

Have you battled with depression, guilt, or anxiety that doesn’t point clearly to current life issues?

Would you like to deepen your spiritual connection?

Are you challenged by self-limiting attitudes and beliefs?

Are you just really curious about past lives?

If you answered ‘yes’ to any of these, then you might want to consider a past life session of your own.

The practice of Past-Life-Regression Therapy has a history that goes back till ancient times. Examples of regression practice during ancient times are the Greek dream incubation centers, Greek and Egyptian Mystery schools, Prati-Prasav (references to which can be found in the Vedic literature of ancient India), Jati Smaran (the name given to past-life recall in Jain scriptures) etc. References of past-life recall also exist in Buddhist Scriptures. In spite of its ancient history, past-life regression is a continuously evolving field with a wide range of techniques that have been developed till date and continue to be developed even now.

Freud can be considered as the grandfather of present day regression work. He came up with the idea that by making the unconscious conscious, one could restore choice and bring about healing. He discovered the link between past trauma and present symptoms and called it Psychic Determinism. He established that our past experiences determine our present behavior. This changed the face of psychotherapy forever and is the basis of regression work. Later, Jung postulated the concept of a Collective Unconscious and Archetypes (universal patterns).

In the 20′s and 30′s, Edgar Cayce brought about an increased awareness of past lives by channeling the past life information of people. In 1927, Paul Brunton wrote about a technique that the yogis developed to tune into past-lives. Wilhelm Reich made a great contribution by his classification of “Character Structures”. Rank, who was the first to focus on birth memories, was clearly ahead of his time. In the 50′s Stanislav Grof worked with altered states of awareness. He performed clinical trials with the drug LSD and found that, under the influence of LSD, many of the participants experienced previously inaccessible childhood memories and pre-birth & past-life memories. He later found that these states could be achieved using deep breathing sessions rather than LSD. Roberto Assagioli, the founder of the therapy called Psycho-synthesis and contributor to the branch of psychology called Transpersonal Psychology, found that altered states could be achieved through meditation.

Awareness of past lives reached much higher levels in the 60′s after the book “The Search for Bridey Murphey” which contains the detailed account of a Colorado housewife’s previous life as an Irish woman named Bridey Murphey. The book created a sensation at that time. Later, Morris Netherton established the affect bridge as a form of induction. In the late 60′s and early 70′s, age regression (moving backwards in time to tap early childhood memories) gained wide acceptance. Denys Kelsey and Joan Grant reported that people were able to remember the time of their conception and concluded that we all have the capability to function and record events even in the absence of a physical body. This was a turning point in past-life therapy.

1978 was a highpoint in past-life therapy work with four innovative books published in the same year. These were “Reliving Past Lives” by Helen Wambach, “You have been here before” by Edith Fiore, “Past Lives Therapy” by Morris Netherton and “Voices from other lives” by Thorwald Dethelfsen. Some of the major contributors to the field of Past-Life Therapy are Hazel Denning, Ronald Wong Jue, Ernest Pecci, Helen Wambach, Chet. B Snow, Roger Woolger and Hans TenDam. Ian Stevenson pioneered the research related to spontaneous recall of past-lives, particularly in children. Special mention needs to be made of the immense contribution made by Dr. Brian Weiss. His book “Many Lives, Many Masters” has become a modern day classic and is the most widely read book about past-life regression therapy. His other books are “Only Love Is real”, “Through Time into Healing”, “Messages from Masters” and “Same Soul, Many Bodies”.

Although we could mention only a few pioneers, there are many other stalwarts who have made significant contributions to the field of Past-Life-Regression Therapy.

Thank you https://www.arrrglobal.org for your research.

Hotel Accommodations in Springfield Illinois

Sessions are facilitated at the Golden heart Hypnosis center 7502 Wesley Chapel Rd., Chatham, Il

I am located approximately 24 miles from Abraham Lincoln Capital airport in Springfield Illinois and 100 miles from the St. Louis Lambert International airport.  If you are planning to travel to Springfield for your hypnosis session and would like to know where to stay, below are some suggestions of places nearby.  Please check reviews online before making reservations. Furthermore, I highly recommend that if purchasing an airline ticket that it is refundable or exchangeable in case of an emergency or illness and your appointment is postponed.

IMPORTANT:  Some hypnosis sessions can run up to 5 hours, depending on how you are responding to PLR.  It’s recommended that if traveling by plane, you arrive the day before in case there are delays and leave ample time after the session before traveling back. If you schedule your flight out few hours after your session, I will have to cut our time short and may not be able to get through all of your questions or issues.

Here are 3 hotels that I would recommend. However, please check the ratings and research yourself.

Courtyard by Marriott Springfield

Address: 3462 Freedom Dr, Springfield, IL 62704

Phone: (217) 793-5300

Hampton Inn & Suites Springfield-Southwest

Address: 2300 Chuckwagon Dr, Springfield, IL 62711

Phone: (217) 793-7670

Staybridge Suites Springfield-South

Address: 4231 Schooner Dr, Springfield, IL 62707

Phone: (217) 793-6700