What is Past Life Regression Therapy
So this going back in time to the cause of our headache or core cause of issues is a sample of regression.
Regression, as we’ve seen in the example of tracing the cause of a headache, involves going back in time to identify the core issue. Similarly, there are unexplained mental or physical conditions that persist despite conventional remedies. These chronic conditions can be challenging to address merely by scratching the surface of symptoms.
Consider the intriguing case mentioned in the book “Many Mansions: Edgar Cayce On Reincarnation.” It tells the story of a man who had an irrational fear of feathers. This may seem bizarre, making it difficult to seek traditional medical or psychotherapeutic help. However, exploring past lives through regression therapy revealed the roots of such fears. In this case, it was discovered that the man had a traumatic experience where he was attacked by tribal people and left to die. Birds of prey descended upon him, and feathers served as a painful reminder of that traumatic event.
Renowned philosophers and seers found that bringing the initial trauma to consciousness, releasing it cathartically (a process known as abreaction), and integrating the experience effectively facilitated healing. It’s akin to “lancing a boil in a controlled environment.” By addressing the root cause, medication and treatment become more effective.
The potential of Past Life Regression Therapy to solve chronic issues is truly remarkable and continues to thrill me. It opens doors to resolving a wide range of problems that affect us deeply.
It still thrills me whenever I even imagine the number of chronic issues that can be solved using the power of Past Life Regression Therapy!
In our fast-paced modern lives, we often lose touch with our inner being and the joyfulness we experienced as children. This disconnection leads to increased stress and worry, despite having numerous creature comforts.
What’s tragic is that these negative emotions cannot be overcome by sheer willpower alone. This is where Past Life Regression Therapy shines, offering hope for alleviating various issues, including depression, suicidal tendencies, chronic diseases like asthma, fears and phobias, addictions, grief, stress-induced headaches, OCD, obesity, and digestion-related problems.
Unlike psychiatry, which often provides short-term solutions that mask symptoms, Past Life Regression Therapy aims to address the root cause of an issue, ensuring lasting healing.
So, are you ready to embark on a transformative journey of self-discovery and healing through the power of Past Life Regression Therapy? Let’s dive in!
Other Names FOR PLRT
Throughout history, Past Life Regression Therapy (PLRT) has been known by various names, reflecting the diverse cultural and spiritual traditions in which it has been practiced. Some of the other names by which PLRT has been known include:
This is a term from Patanjali Yoga Sutras
Samadhi therapy is a term that refers to a therapeutic approach rooted in the principles of samadhi, a state of deep meditative absorption and spiritual realization in various Eastern philosophies and practices. Samadhi is considered the highest state of consciousness and is associated with profound peace, bliss, and interconnectedness.
Samadhi therapy involves utilizing meditative techniques and practices to induce a state of samadhi or deep meditative absorption. In this state, individuals may experience expanded awareness, heightened clarity, and a sense of connection to their true essence or higher consciousness. The therapy aims to facilitate healing, transformation, and self-realization by accessing and working with the depths of one’s consciousness.
Samadhi therapy is often utilized as a complementary approach alongside other therapeutic modalities to support personal growth, healing, and spiritual development. It can help individuals gain a deeper understanding of themselves, their life’s purpose, and their interconnectedness with the universe.
Overall, samadhi therapy offers a unique pathway for individuals to tap into their inner wisdom, access past life memories, and cultivate a deeper sense of self-awareness and spiritual connection.
This name emphasizes the belief in the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth, suggesting that PLRT can help individuals access memories from their previous lifetimes.
This term highlights the use of hypnosis as a tool to guide individuals into a regressed state, where they can access past life memories and experiences.
This name emphasizes the belief in the eternal nature of the soul and the exploration of past lives as a means to understand and heal the soul’s journey across multiple lifetimes.
This term focuses on the healing aspect of PLRT, suggesting that by exploring past lives, individuals can gain insights into unresolved ancestral issues and patterns that may be affecting their present life.
This name highlights the transpersonal nature of PLRT, which goes beyond the individual’s personal identity and explores the interconnectedness of all beings and their collective experiences across lifetimes.
This term emphasizes the metaphysical aspects of PLRT, acknowledging that it delves into realms beyond the physical and taps into the spiritual dimensions of existence.
This straightforward name highlights the purpose of PLRT, which is to explore and gain insights into past lives, understanding how they may impact the present.
This term is often used in shamanic practices and refers to the process of reclaiming fragmented aspects of the soul from past lives, with the aim of restoring wholeness and healing.
The Akashic Records are believed to be a universal energetic database that contains information about every soul’s past, present, and future. Akashic Records readings involve accessing these records to gain insights into past lives and their influence on the present.
This approach focuses on the healing of ancestral and familial patterns that may extend across multiple generations, including exploring past lives as a means of understanding and resolving inherited traumas and unresolved issues.
Karma is the concept of cause and effect, where actions in past lives can create energetic imbalances and karmic patterns that impact the present. Karma healing involves working with past life experiences to address and release karmic imprints.
Learn to take action proactively instead of reacting to situations.This term emphasizes the use of hypnosis to guide individuals into a regressed state where they can explore their soul’s journey through past lives, accessing memories and experiences for healing and self-discovery.
Similar to transgenerational healing, ancestral lineage clearing focuses on identifying and releasing energetic imprints and blockages that have been passed down through ancestral lines, including past life influences.
QHHT is a method developed by Dolores Cannon that combines past life regression with accessing higher states of consciousness to facilitate deep healing, spiritual insights, and self-exploration.
Dream Incubation By Greeks
Assyrians called it “Istiqara”
This is the name for this therapy used in Jainism.
Amarantos -- A Tribute to the Masters of Past Life Regression Therapy
Dr. Brian Weiss, M.D., a true luminary in the realm of Past Life Regression Therapy, shines brightly as the master of this transformative approach. With his exceptional blend of scholarly expertise, captivating charisma, genuine compassion, and grounded demeanor, he has become the guiding sun in the field. However, let us not overlook the countless other masters who, though they may seem as feeble as stars in comparison, have made profound contributions to this discipline.
