Top Fears Regarding
Past Life Regression Therapy
Let us explore some of the common fears that people have regarding this scientific process and how the Amarantos 15-Stage PLRT Process Has Designed To Address All These Fears!
Fears Related To PLRT
Worries about recalling traumatic or distressing experiences from past lives.
Concerns about facing consequences or guilt from past life actions.
Apprehensions about feeling vulnerable or losing control during regression.
Concerns about uncovering past life origins of unexplained fears or phobias.
Worries about past life memories conflicting with religious or spiritual beliefs.
Apprehensions about getting too absorbed in past life memories and losing focus on the present.
Concerns about the authenticity of past life memories and the possibility of false recollections.
Apprehensions about encountering unfamiliar or intense emotions during regression.
Worries about discovering past lives that are unfamiliar or difficult to relate to.
Concerns about past life memories intruding into present-day experiences or dreams.
Worries about uncovering past life memories that challenge one’s self-identity or understanding of the world.
Concerns about the concept of karma and how past life actions might influence the current life.
Apprehensions about developing psychic or intuitive abilities as a result of past life regression.
Worries about becoming disconnected from reality or experiencing dissociation during regression.
Concerns about a sudden or overwhelming spiritual awakening as a result of past life exploration.
Worries about sharing deeply personal experiences or memories with a therapist or others.
Concerns about encountering unwanted spiritual entities or attachments during regression.
In the realm of the extraordinary and miraculous, myths often emerge to shroud phenomena that defy conventional explanation. Past Life Regression Therapy (PLRT) is no exception to this trend. As a therapeutic approach that delves into the depths of our past lives, PLRT can be perceived as miraculous or fantastical by those unfamiliar with its intricacies.
Misunderstandings and misconceptions tend to arise when confronted with something that challenges the boundaries of our everyday experiences. The concept of tapping into past lives and exploring the depths of our consciousness can be met with skepticism or dismissed as mere fiction. These myths and misconceptions may stem from a lack of awareness, preconceived notions, or the human tendency to rationalize what seems extraordinary.
However, it is essential to recognize that PLRT is grounded in a rich history of research, psychological principles, and therapeutic techniques. It draws upon the wisdom of ancient traditions and the pioneering work of renowned psychologists and researchers. PLRT is not a mystical or supernatural phenomenon but a therapeutic tool that holds immense potential for personal growth, healing, and self-discovery.
By dispelling the myths surrounding PLRT, we can uncover the profound benefits it offers. Through rigorous scientific inquiry, objective analysis, and the guidance of trained professionals, individuals can explore the depths of their consciousness, release unresolved past traumas, and gain valuable insights into their current life challenges.
As we venture beyond the misconceptions and delve into the transformative power of PLRT, we open ourselves up to a realm of possibilities. Let Amarantos now dispel all these myths like:-
Can I get stuck in a PLR session?
As a PLR therapist, we understand the concern that some individuals may have about the possibility of getting stuck in a PLR session. However, we want to assure you that this fear is addressed in the Amarantos 15-Stage PLRT Process. We follow a meticulous well designed process with utmost care and expertise to address any potential concerns or emotional challenges that may arise during the regression. We are committed to providing a supportive and nurturing environment for your journey into past lives. Our therapists are skilled in helping you manage your emotions and defuse any stressful periods that may occur.
Firstly, there is no risk of slipping into a coma or getting stuck in a trance state during a PLR session. The trance state experienced during regression is simply a state of deep relaxation and heightened focus, similar to daydreaming or being absorbed in a captivating movie. Just like how we naturally wake up from sleep, your Subconscious mind will naturally bring you back to normal awareness at the end of the session, regardless of the therapist’s competence.
Secondly, the fear of getting stuck in a past life is also not something to be concerned about. During a PLR session, the therapist guides you through the experiences of past lives in a safe and controlled manner. If any past life memories evoke intense emotions or distress, a skilled and experienced PLRT therapist, like those at Amarantos, will be there to support you through the process.
On a lighter note here is a clip from the movie, “Office Space” where the hero get’s stuck in being in a vacation after a hypnotherapy session that ended abruptly. It’s just a comical notion, nobody can get stuck.
How "Real" are my experiences in a PLRT session?
In a PLRT session conducted using the Amarantos 15-Stage framework, the first goal is to attain the deepest brainwave which is known as the Delta (0 to 4Hz) brainwave and hence the experiences arise from the depths of the Collective Unconscious and hence vivid enough to leave an indelible impression of their authenticity resting the questions about their authenticity and reality. This concern is not uncommon, as our mind is an association machine, constantly trying to make sense of new experiences based on familiar ones.
To address this, watch this movie clip where Morpheus’ sermon to Neo in “The Matrix.” Morpheus questions what is truly real and explains that our perception of reality is simply electrical signals interpreted by our brain. Similarly, the experiences in a PLRT session may not fit our conventional understanding of reality, but they hold significance in the realm of the unconscious.
One way to look at the “realness” of emotions is by considering how people invest their lives in pursuit of happiness, often associating it with material possessions like a house or a car. The reality of the possessions is unquestionable, but the happiness they bring may not always be as real or lasting.
In a PLRT session, our Conscious mind may interpret past-life memories by associating them with experiences it has already had, making the recollections more relatable and understandable. Additionally, external factors like reading or watching a movie might trigger deep-seated memories, causing them to surface as irrational behaviors or emotions.
However, it is crucial to acknowledge that past-life memories that emerge during PLRT sessions are often isomorphic, reflecting a consistent theme across different sessions. This consistency adds to the credibility of these experiences and suggests that they hold deeper meaning beyond mere imagination or fabrication.
The Amarantos 15-Stage PLRT process addresses these concerns by providing a structured and professional approach to regression therapy. The process aims to create a safe and supportive environment for clients to explore their past-life memories without judgment or preconceptions. Through skilled guidance and techniques, the therapist helps clients distinguish genuine past-life memories from symbolic associations or imaginative constructs.
Amarantos is the only PLRT centre to use the art of indirect suggestion based on Ericksonian Hypnosis, and open enough to not “lead” a client into an experience but having the courage say, “What ever comes to your awareness is just fine and even if nothing comes up, it’s perfectly alright!”
Ultimately, the “realness” of the experiences in a PLRT session lies in the transformative power they can bring to one’s life. Regardless of their origin, these memories often hold valuable insights, allowing individuals to gain a deeper understanding of themselves and their life’s journey. It is this potential for healing and self-discovery that makes PLRT a profound and enriching therapeutic approach at Amarantos.
To learn more about what is meant by Isomorphic you can read this chapter “What if this is made up” discussing this in the book Why Me?: Could your chronic problems be rooted in your past lives?
What are the side effects of PLRT?
What are the side effects of Meditation? None right? Similarly, PLRT has absolutely no side effects, and even if there are, they are all good ones.
The side effects of Past Life Regression Therapy (PLRT) are generally positive and beneficial. Similar to meditation, PLRT does not have any negative side effects. In fact, the effects of PLRT are often transformative and healing.
One example that illustrates the positive side effects of PLRT is the case of an elderly lady who sought a session with us to address her infatuation with an older person (She was in her 60s and he was in his late 80!). During the session where we followed the 15-Stage PLRT process, we set the theme as this “mania”.
Surprisingly, after the session, she reported that her persistent headache had also disappeared. It is interesting to note that she had never even mentioned her headache as a concern during the Stage 6 (History Taking). This unexpected positive side effect was not only experienced by her but also observed by her son, who later sought his own session after witnessing the remarkable changes in his mother.
When PLRT is conducted by a qualified and Genuine Past Life Regression Therapist, there is no need to fear any negative side effects.
PLRT is a natural process in the evolution of the soul. It allows individuals to review their past lives and gain insights for their spiritual growth and healing. This process, known as “Jaati Smaran,” has been acknowledged by realized masters like Buddha and Mahavira, who reviewed their lifetimes before attaining self-realization. The Jataka Tales, for example, documents the numerous lifetimes of Buddha before his enlightenment.
The Amarantos 15-Stage PLRT process is designed to address any concerns and provide a safe and supportive environment for individuals undergoing PLRT. The qualified therapists guide clients through each stage, ensuring their comfort and well-being throughout the process. With the right guidance and support, PLRT can lead to profound healing, self-discovery, and spiritual growth.
In conclusion, the side effects of the Amarantos 15-Stage PLRT are overwhelmingly positive. It is a powerful tool that can bring about transformative changes in individuals, helping them address deep-seated issues, gain clarity, and experience personal growth. With the right therapist and a well-structured process like the Amarantos 15-Stage PLRT, individuals can embark on a journey of healing and self-exploration without any negative side effects to worry about.
What if I discover something disagreeable about myself or someone in a PLRT Session?
Fear of discovering something disagreeable about oneself or someone else during a PLRT session is a common concern, driven by our natural inclination to fear the unknown.
However, it’s important to recognize that the Amarantos 15-Stage PLRT Process has a built-in mechanism to address this fear.
Rest assured that when this process is followed the therapist can address any challenging experiences that may arise during the session. Its equipped to navigate and reframe these memories or emotions, ultimately leading to healing and growth. Your subconscious mind, which is like a friendly and knowledgeable librarian, is ready to guide you towards the right path of healing and understanding.
The Amarantos 15-Stage PLRT process, incorporating the proven technique based on BRV, serves as an analgesic and anaesthetic for any emotional discomfort or distress that may surface during the session. It creates a safe and supportive environment for exploration, ensuring that you feel secure and comfortable throughout the process.
Just like the quote from the Holy Bible,
“Or who is there among you, who, if his son asks him for bread, will give him a stone?” (Matthew 7:9),
your subconscious mind and the PLRT therapist are here to support and nourish you with healing and positive transformations. Together, they can reframe and transform any challenging experiences into opportunities for growth and self-discovery.
Remember that the goal of PLRT is not to dwell on past traumas or negative experiences but to heal and release them, enabling you to embrace a more fulfilling and joyful life. Trust in the power of Amarantos 15-Stage PLRT process and the guidance of your therapist to lead you on a journey of healing, empowerment, and self-awareness. Embrace the transformative potential.
I don't think I can tap into my past lives as I cannot relax?
Absolutely! Relaxation is indeed a crucial aspect of accessing past lives through PLRT.
Just like how we need to fall asleep to have dreams, PLRT works best when you are in an Altered State of Consciousness (ASC)–preferably Delta BrainWave, where the deeper layers of your consciousness become accessible.
The Amarantos 15-Stage PLRT process which has delivered 100% results so far because it is meticulously designed to induce these Altered States while ensuring a safe and supportive environment for your journey. It takes a minimum of 16 hours to execute because it allows for a thorough exploration of your past lives, ensuring that all aspects of your experiences are addressed and healed.
It’s completely normal to have initial doubts or concerns about relaxing and tapping into past lives, but our experienced therapists are here to guide you through the process. They will skillfully induce the ASC, allowing you to access your distant memories with ease.
Remember, a neutral attitude and openness to the experience are essential. The Amarantos PLRT process has been battle-tested and proven to bring about profound healing and relaxation. Just like the sample EEG reading provided, you can observe a 33% increase in calmness in just a few hours after the session.
So, rest assured that with the Amarantos 15-Stage PLRT process, you are in capable hands, and the journey to your past lives will be a transformative and healing experience. Embrace the process, and you will unlock the mysteries of your soul’s journey across time and space.
Based upon a survey conducted by Sakshi of Aster batch on her blog below are the Myths and Fears related to PLRT which has been stopping several people from enjoying the benefits of this infallible therapy.
I love these for the reason that they are relevant and addressing which there are so many who would be able to benefit from PLRT.
Here is the top five question from clients.
"From what I have heard is that the practitioner needs to be really proficient. At times during the therapy, he is unable to bring the patient back to the present life. Is that true?"
Response From Amarantos Trained Therapist Dr Srini:
This is an unfounded fear as, as a client, you are always in touch with your conscious self even when deeply relaxed and engaged with the subconscious mind. Hence the question of not being able to return back to present life does not arise.
Response From Amarantos Trained Therapist Arvind Khare
During regression, one only recalls and experiences what transpired in previous lives, similar to we recall past incidents of this life. Therefore there is no question of getting stuck in previous lives as one does not go anywhere and only accesses past memories stored in the subconscious.
Response From Amarantos Trained Therapist Naveen:
This is not a time machine to go physically into our past/future, like how we see in movies. Wish if it was true I should have preferred to stay with god’s, instead of coming back to this earth. Because I went to the place of Gods & also saw them, when I got regressed by our master Venu.
Response From Amarantos Trained Therapist Harish:
PLRT is about bringing the unconscious to the conscious so that the issue can be sorted. During the session one is fully conscious – can hear the sounds around or feel the touch etc. If one wants to come back, the person just needs to open their eyes and sit up. On a lighter note, the only issue is that they will not be stuck in that life even if they like to relive their past in the present. But, they will experience a hefty head or have a headache. But, if the client is brought back gradually from those memories to the current life, the heaviness will not be that severe. It is a myth that someone will start identifying themselves with the character in the past life or will be stuck in the time machine and will not come back.
Response From Amarantos Trained Therapist Seema:
This is the most common fear about PLRT
A). I have not come across this possibility in any of the books written by different PLRT therapists. Our guru from Amarantos institute and all therapists trained there have not mentioned of any such case. In fact, some of them are successfully doing PLR on children as young as 4_5 years old with no negative effects.
B). Even if the therapist gets a heart attack( extreme case) during the session and the client is left unattended, the client will either open his eyes as he is aware of what is going on outside of him or he will go to sleep and wake up on his own with his present awareness.
C). Like the memory of a very engaging movie or a dream/ nightmare wears off after 1-2 days, the memory of traumatic events also go, but no one gets stuck. The positive effects produced due to the session of course remain.
D) One of my clients went so deep she called herself by some other name and was speaking just like an old lady though her present age was 25 yrs; still, she came back in no time using the same procedure.
E). Most importantly whether people believe it or not..this is a spiritual thing..with spiritual blessings from masters involved..like Naveen mentioned not everyone gets to meet a therapist or know about PLRT.So it is important to trust the therapist and the power of your subconscious mind ..remember it is linked to the universal subconscious and it knows what is best for you.No harm can come from the opening of your subconscious mind which is what happens in PLRT…
F) I avoid using the word hypnosis I use deep relaxation.
G) while emerging make sure client comes back from where he started off ..garden scenery temple or whatever.
H) I read in one of the references sent by Venu, to address the client with his name as much as possible during the session for, eg ” you who are David now was this lady in the past… and then what happens next.”
Points F, G, H are for therapists. Some people are hard to convince we can only try our best. I hope I could provide useful information.
Response From Amarantos Trained Therapist Jas Kamal Jit Singh Bhuie:
PLRT is both skill and a science. Scientifically speaking, hypnosis is basically taking the brain activity level to Delta and accessing the unconscious mind. Induction slows down the Beeta activity but does not shut it. At any point of time in PLRT process, the client is conscious of what they are experiencing and they remember everything when they come out of the hypnosis. Also, the fact that they respond to everything from the context of their present life shows that their conscious mind is not completely shut. I have had a case where the client even said that she would not like to answer a specific question. This proves that the conscious mind is not completely shut. Therefore, it is impossible to leave a client in the past as their conscious remains active – though to a lesser extent – throughout the PLRT process. Just by opening their eyes the client would come back to the present.
"If there is one fear I would ever have, it is what degree of past life memories are may be a result of things I have learned since birth. I used to read 150 books a year and have studied history extensively. I know there are things buried in my subconscious mind that I have forgotten. The mind is a delicate web of neurons and is susceptible to even basic stimulus. I would like to know what kind of questions and suggestions therapists asks. "
Response From Amarantos Trained Therapist Dr Srini:
While it is entirely possible that your own experiences such as of reading books and stories may impact on your recall of memories, we need to understand that what you may describe or recall during your regression therapy is a reflection of your subconscious mind and would still be valuable information for you to process and find answers for our problems.
Response From Amarantos Trained Therapist Naveen:
Even after reading 150+ books. When you go to your past, it will be like reading a new book.
Response From Amarantos Trained Therapist Harish:
The therapist only asks you to go to the root from where the cause of your issue arises. It is you who will be able to go and seek that life/ time, and it is you who would explain. If you are thinking that you may make up your own story based on the books that you read and the information lying in your subconscious, you will be surprised that you may come up with something very different from what you have read and it is only after the entire session that you may be able to connect the dots and see the full picture. I have seen people who are not so much into history or books or movies and tv serials, coming up with precise causes for the issue that they face. Believe me, if I ask you the same questions when you are conscious you will never be able to tell me a story which will give the root cause for your current issue.
Response From Amarantos Trained Therapist Jas Kamal Jit Singh Bhuie:
Purpose of PLRT is to go to the root cause of the issue faced in the current life for which resolution has been sought through PLRT. All the questions are therefore related to finding the root cause. It is the beauty of the human mind that the unconscious has all the information about the individual from the time immemorial. The questions which are asked are to allow the unconscious to reveal to the conscious the root cause of the current issue. It is true that even what has been read is lying somewhere in the unconscious mind but what gets accessed by the unconscious is the root cause. This is the innate intelligence of the human mind that it goes straight to the root cause.
"My question would be the same as the question I ask any doctor who recommends me treatment/medicine- What are the side effects of hypnotherapy and past life regression? If the therapy is responsible for creating positive thoughts... can it also harbour negativity? Can karma be changed with this therapy? If yes, then why in the first place do good karma?"
Response From Amarantos Trained Therapist Dr Srini:
There are several questions in this.
1. “Can karma be changed with this therapy?”PLRT gives you an opportunity to draw insights into your current life with the help of accessing your past life memories. From ancient times onwards Rishis have been able to access this cosmic mind and find answers which have helped mankind. The hypnotic regression can be compared with a deep meditative experience.Clients often cherish this spiritual experience. So, having gained insights, it is then up to the client to implement the divine knowledge as well as follow life as per the understanding of the karmic patterns that they have understood. It can be argued that the very participation of the client in plrt was part of the divine plan for the client and not a deviation from what he or she was destined to undergo.
2. “Why in the first place do good karma?”It should be understood that a therapy is not about erasure of karmic deeds done whether good or bad. It is an opportunity to gain awareness of karmic patterns in one’s existence through many lives that have taken place and perhaps due to come. Doing Nishkaama karma should be the goal(Conducting ourselves without attaching to the result or the fruit of action). In this world, one needs to be aware of being wrapped in Maya or Illusion all the time and make an effort to be in constant union with the divine to really be able to practice Nishkaama Karma.
Response From Amarantos Trained Therapist Naveen:
Can karma be changed with this therapy? If yes, Why in first place do good karma ?How many people know about PLRT in this world. Those who know about PLRT, how many of them believe in PLRT. Those who believe in PLRT, how many of them have the interest to take PLRT. Those who have interest, how many of them will find a genuine therapist. Those who can find, how many of them can go to their past.It’s not as simple as we talk. If we just keep doing good karma then only God will give us a chance to change our karma.
Response From Amarantos Trained Therapist Harish:
Multiple questions here:-
1. Side effects: I am not aware of any side effect of PLRT. I would in fact state that it is the safest.
2. Can the therapy harbour negative thoughts: Honestly, have not seen or heard anyone stating that they harboured negativity after the therapy. Just as a knife can be used to cut vegetables or to kill someone, similarly we can use any knowledge for the good or bad. Unless both you and the therapist want to harbour negativity, I do not think it is possible. You need two hands to clap.
3. Can Karma be changed with the therapy: After reading many books on religion and spirituality, my understanding of karma was that if I do bad to someone then the bad comes back to me. But, what I learnt from PLRT is that even though I did something bad only once, the bad comes back to me again and again. This keeps happening like a pattern. The only reason is that the purpose of the fruit of karma is not ‘vengeance’ or ‘revenge’, it is to teach the person a lesson that the bad thing the person has done hurts someone, is not good for the self etc. Karma theory teaches empathy and love. Once the person has learnt the lesson the pattern stops. In simple words, if you truly repent after having done bad karma, it kills the fruit because you have learnt your lesson. Through this therapy, one becomes aware of what is the wrongdoing and the lesson the person needs to learn, and that is how the karmic debt is repaid. If after the therapy, the person does not change or has not learnt the lesson, the issue will continue.
4. If yes, why do good karma? If you don’t do good karma and do only bad karma, how will the therapy work, because you are not learning your lesson and you can’t keep getting PLRT done every day to resolve your bad karmas. Further, the purpose of the therapy is not to change your past karmas or resolve the issues of the past lives. It is for you to realize the bigger picture of you being immortal and the realization of the evolutionary journey.
Response From Amarantos Trained Therapist Jas Kamal Jit Singh Bhuie:
a. Does it have any side effect? Not read about any side effects in any of the literature or reports to the best of my knowledge. PLRT is one of the safest ways of getting to the root cause of suffering.
b. Can it harbour negativity? The process involves witnessing the whole event from a higher perspective. Particularly progressing the client to the event of soul review process after the death, happens in a perspective of compassion, unconditional love and learnings as to what could have been done better in the life gone by in terms of learning. This therefore totally obviates harbouring any negativity.
c. Changing Karma?Karma once done is done, and it cannot be changed. What PLRT enables is to make the client understand the root cause of the suffering in current life originating from a past life when the Karma was set into motion. Souls before birth decide the learnings they would like to undergo in the chosen life so that they do not keep on repeating the same suffering life after life due to a failure in learning the lesson.
My fear related to past life regression is, going into the past and experiencing something negative about the ones I deeply love.
Response From Amarantos Trained Therapist Arvind Khare:
All human beings are the creation of Almighty, and we can only love them. We sometimes do not like them only because of prejudices we carry consciously or subconsciously. Past life regression helps us in overcoming these prejudices and thus can only help us in our relations with others.
Response From Amarantos Trained Therapist Naveen:
If you are loving someone deeply in this life, then I don’t think there is a possibility of you hating that person in any of your past life. Your loved ones remain your loved ones only, even in your past life. Sometimes only the relationships change. Love or hate, the patterns will continue; they never change.
If you have got hurt in your past life by someone. Then you will be hurting him/her in present life also or vice-versa. Because the patterns will continue. If you discover something negative and if you really understand the reason why it’s happening in present life also then you will realize and forgive the other person. Instead of facing the trauma head-on, you might stop hating that person.
Response From Amarantos Trained Therapist Harish:
If you love someone deeply in this life, then you may not actually experience anything negative about your relationship with them, unless you specifically go and search for the negative experiences with them. If you want to go into somebody else’s life, you may not be allowed to go and check about their negativity. So, you can be rest assured that this fear is unwarranted.
If you had a bad dream, how long will the negativity affect you? Few hours, one or two days. Similarly, if you experience something in the past life about yourself then you should be looking at setting it right. You may have to forgive someone, or seek forgiveness, forgive yourself or love someone or learn some lesson. Once, you have done that you will overcome the issue you are facing in the current life that arises from that past. If it is something that you really regret, then you will definitely come out of it, otherwise, the suffering will continue. (
Response From Amarantos Trained Therapist Jas Kamal Jit Singh Bhuie:
The innate intelligence of the unconscious mind enables you to go to the root cause of any suffering which the client is undergoing in the current life. If there is no relationship issue in the current life with the person the client loves then it will definitely not take the client to an unpleasant moment in the past life.
Innate intelligence of the unconscious mind always takes the client to the root cause of their current sufferings. If there is anything in the past between the two persons which is causing the current issue then it is likely that it would surface. However, witnessing of the event through a higher perspective during PLRT process allows catharsis of the trauma, learning the lesson and thus letting go of the suffering in the current life.
"My fear would be that I can't let go enough to be hypnotized and anything else I am afraid of. I feel I will not be able to see my past due to this."
Response From Amarantos Trained Therapist Naveen:
Whatever may be the fear. at the time of regression, if that person stops thinking too much and follows the instructions. Then the possibility of experiencing their past is more.
Response From Amarantos Trained Therapist Harish:
You need to understand the process and just simply trust your therapist and follow the instructions. Quieting your conscious mind will help you experience the past. Also, you should be keen to explore the past.
Response From Amarantos Trained Therapist Jas Kamal Jit Singh Bhuie:
Should this happen, then the therapist has many methodologies to take the client through induction
