Much in the world has now been written and published on reincarnation. The 60’s saw an emergence of books dealing with specific cases, recorded as mystifying and often sensationalized or ridiculed.
In the 70’s, we finally found books published by professionals, journalists and psychologists. The 80’s gave rise to an even larger quota of published works, written by professionals and laymen alike, hoping to simplify, sometimes magnify, but still often eluding the average person.
Since the 90’s we have seen the increase in the growing popularity of reincarnation and past-life regression therapy. Authors are appearing on television interview shows, presenting their views and debating their case. You tube reveals clips of actual regressions. Viewers divide up, for and against, believers and non-believers, thinkers and non-thinkers. Cases of reported and recorded experiences have escalated. Books reporting their experiences are rising on bestsellers lists across the country, and holding on to the number one spot for endless weeks. Blogs are written, mainstream psychologists, psychiatrists, and other therapists are traveling across the world presenting seminars and workshops, and authors are touring, attracting crowds who desire more, need more, want more….
Past-life regression therapy is emerging, and is not being beaten down. It is rising in popularity, in exposure, and infiltrating the minds that pose the question: is there more to life than this?
But who are these people that exhibit a spark of interest, of curiosity, of recognition? What do they want to know? What questions do they have? What answers do they need? There is now a lot of information out there for the reading/viewing public: where do they start?
In my private practice, more and more of my clients book a session and merely want to ask questions, searching for answers. I communicate with them individually, shaping my information to suit their level of need and existing knowledge. They always want to know more, so I recommend books, experiences, blog postings.
I find myself talking to so many people on a daily basis, whether in a network group, a coffee shop, a sports event, or anywhere my occupation might be brought up in conversation. Talking about it with strangers or acquaintances often brings up the same type of very innocent, very unabashed questions. Unfortunately these are neither well thought out nor cushioned with intelligence, for the most part. I have paid attention to these questions for quite awhile, acknowledging that they are often repeated in different circles. These are not the questions a therapist might put together to “answer any questions you may have” regarding past-life regression therapy. These are the actual laymen queries and comments that I hear at every encounter.
Demystifying past-life regression therapy is truly an essential task. This is my small attempt to clarify and substantiate it, in relative terms. Thanks for coming along for the ride.
************I believe the world is rapidly advancing. There is a huge shift toward energy work and spiritually-based solutions to our problems and needs. These non-traditional methods have the depth necessary. My belief and experience tells me that this is because many of the issues manifesting today are on a soul level. We need to go deeper than ever before to places and spaces and realms clinical methodologies can’t touch.
For the last few decades I have been developing, testing, and perfecting a level of spiritual meditation-based past-life regression therapy that I believe is beyond anything else I have seen. I offer this knowledge in a 10-course training called Hindsight.
If you are interested in this training, it’s probably because there is a soul-awakening happening: a soul-level recognition of a sense of purpose and promise. Trust it. I did. More information can be found here.
In the 70’s, we finally found books published by professionals, journalists and psychologists. The 80’s gave rise to an even larger quota of published works, written by professionals and laymen alike, hoping to simplify, sometimes magnify, but still often eluding the average person.
Since the 90’s we have seen the increase in the growing popularity of reincarnation and past-life regression therapy. Authors are appearing on television interview shows, presenting their views and debating their case. You tube reveals clips of actual regressions. Viewers divide up, for and against, believers and non-believers, thinkers and non-thinkers. Cases of reported and recorded experiences have escalated. Books reporting their experiences are rising on bestsellers lists across the country, and holding on to the number one spot for endless weeks. Blogs are written, mainstream psychologists, psychiatrists, and other therapists are traveling across the world presenting seminars and workshops, and authors are touring, attracting crowds who desire more, need more, want more….
Past-life regression therapy is emerging, and is not being beaten down. It is rising in popularity, in exposure, and infiltrating the minds that pose the question: is there more to life than this?
But who are these people that exhibit a spark of interest, of curiosity, of recognition? What do they want to know? What questions do they have? What answers do they need? There is now a lot of information out there for the reading/viewing public: where do they start?
In my private practice, more and more of my clients book a session and merely want to ask questions, searching for answers. I communicate with them individually, shaping my information to suit their level of need and existing knowledge. They always want to know more, so I recommend books, experiences, blog postings.
I find myself talking to so many people on a daily basis, whether in a network group, a coffee shop, a sports event, or anywhere my occupation might be brought up in conversation. Talking about it with strangers or acquaintances often brings up the same type of very innocent, very unabashed questions. Unfortunately these are neither well thought out nor cushioned with intelligence, for the most part. I have paid attention to these questions for quite awhile, acknowledging that they are often repeated in different circles. These are not the questions a therapist might put together to “answer any questions you may have” regarding past-life regression therapy. These are the actual laymen queries and comments that I hear at every encounter.
Demystifying past-life regression therapy is truly an essential task. This is my small attempt to clarify and substantiate it, in relative terms. Thanks for coming along for the ride.
************I believe the world is rapidly advancing. There is a huge shift toward energy work and spiritually-based solutions to our problems and needs. These non-traditional methods have the depth necessary. My belief and experience tells me that this is because many of the issues manifesting today are on a soul level. We need to go deeper than ever before to places and spaces and realms clinical methodologies can’t touch.
For the last few decades I have been developing, testing, and perfecting a level of spiritual meditation-based past-life regression therapy that I believe is beyond anything else I have seen. I offer this knowledge in a 10-course training called Hindsight.
If you are interested in this training, it’s probably because there is a soul-awakening happening: a soul-level recognition of a sense of purpose and promise. Trust it. I did. More information can be found here.
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