Why Explore Past Lives?

I like Bashar’s definition of Past Life Regression: Probable Reality Examination.

Past-life regression can provide valuable clues as to why a person acts and behaves in certain ways in this present liftime. A past-life regression can often provide information as to what the person’s purpose in this life is. It can explain the reasons behind difficulties and problems he or she has in this life and clue one in to what karma needs to be repaid. When people know why they act and react in certain ways they gain much more control over their lives.

In Ainslie MacLeod’s book The Instruction: Living the Life Your Soul Intended, he outlined ten Past Life fears:

  • The fear of Loss
  • The fear of Beytrayal
  • The fear of Intimacy
  • The fear of Rejection
  • The fear of Self-Expression
  • The fear of Authority
  • The fear of Inferiority
  • The fear of Powerlessness
  • The fear of Failure
  • The fear of Death

Past-life therapy is also an extremely valuable form of healing. It allows you to deal with the underlying causes of a problems rather than try to deal with the symptoms. In regard to symptom remittance past life therapy is effective in treating phobias, compulsions, head aches, physical problems, and select emotional problems. Though physical problems are a good segue into this work, it is not unusual to find that a physical problem may be connected to emotional issues. This is commonly seen in women who have problems with pregnancy, birth, chronic miscarriages, and infertility. These conditions have both psychological and physical components. The memories of our past lives are imprinted in the DNA of every one of the more than ten trillion cells that make up our bodies. When we utilize past-life healing techniques we can heal “dis-ease” that may have existed for many previous lifetimes.

Guilt plays a major role in many people’s lives. Suppressed fear, anger, and grief all create feelings of guilt. Past-life therapy can help these people let go of guilt that was created in previous incarnations.

Each life that comes to us, however brief or fragmentary, is a piece of another self. Your personality is not single, it is multiple — not in the psychiatric sense of multiple personality, but in that there are many levels to the self like many skins to an onion. we peel off these selves as we look into our past lives or as we look into our own dreams. These personalities are still in you, energetically speaking.

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