Comments on: Past Life Regression Blog

By: CA

CA — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 11:39:55 +0000

Thank you for your site…its been very helpful in my quest for information. My husband (who is 25 years older than me) was swindled out of millions of dollars & credit for his work by someone in particular who died just under 3 months before I was born. So much of my current life has involved undoing the damage (40 years later) that this other person caused…and while painstakingly slow, I am making progress. My husband has joked by calling me by this person’s name when I ‘yell’ at him…I guess we use the same phrasing? I have half-seriously wondered if maybe I am the reincarnate of this person, and my assignment this time around is to make things right. I did my first at-home session yesterday and got a vision of a young boy around 4-6 years old at an abandoned house (it was ‘mine’ but empty of furniture) located in a field in the mid-west somewhere…early part of the 20th century (I saw a truck that dates it to the late teens / 20’s). I found out, the person who cheated my husband moved from Kansas to LA in 1922 at the age of 5. Maybe its a valid past life memory, or maybe my subconscious projected that vision based on thinking I could be him. The one thing that makes me more curious, is the fact I have problems with my left eye getting infected (had surgery on it at age 5)and my son was born almost blind in his left eye but his right eye has 20/20 vision. The person who stole from my husband was blinded in his left eye in an industrial accident and had a glass eye. I would like to ask someone with a greater understanding of these matters, what the significance of the left eye is and what the likelihood I was this other person in my last life? Again, he died 2 months and 3 weeks before I was born…does that time frame fit with any scientific theory of the transmigration of souls?

By: Amy

Amy — Mon, 19 Apr 2010 04:14:58 +0000

Hi Andrew! Thanks for such a prompt reply.

I have gone through your response a few times and am trying to see things with your perspective.I think it will take some time to take it in. I have read your lesson 6 and have decided to go ahead with the course at present and come back to this point later . I do hope that as i go ahead with the lessons things will get clearer..

Thanks again.
Sanyogita

By: Hyder Hassan

Hyder Hassan — Tue, 13 Apr 2010 21:52:38 +0000

I came across this blog and have to say that some of the comments are definitely interesting. I believe that meditation/awareness leads to a series of discoveries. This may also include past life regression. My opinion is that we should enjoy the journey and definitely look at various ideologies to help our journey. The main aspect is not to become too scientific in our approach and just enjoy the different stages of meditation.

By: sunita mankotia

sunita mankotia — Thu, 08 Apr 2010 12:50:22 +0000

I am confused –should I or should I not believe past life regression !Hinduism says we do take birth again .But I have yet to meet someone who can convince me . help!!

By: Suzanne

Suzanne — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 21:07:50 +0000

I am in the process of reading Journey of The Souls and, whilst it is fascinating, I have one question about the way in which it is done. Is it right to push/steer clients in the direction he wants rather than letting them pursue their own journey?

Another thing occurred to me, it would seem that at times many are sent back to re-experience/learn, evaluate errors and judgements etc – would you say it is possible that this would coincide with periods of overpopulation and discontent/upheaval throughout “history”.

Anybody have any thoughts, comments?

Suzanne

By: Roger Kenworthy

Roger Kenworthy — Fri, 19 Feb 2010 19:14:09 +0000

Hi Sadashiv;

You have some valid questions – I suggest reading “Reliving Past Lives” by Helen Wambach, PhD. (the original was printed in 1978, however, I have the Barnes & Noble, New York, 2000 edition). Ms. Wambach addresses these very questions and you’ll be amazed at her painstaking research – enjoy the read!

Roger

By: Suzanne

Suzanne — Thu, 04 Feb 2010 21:41:35 +0000

John, thanks for the book suggestions. I have nearly finished “Seth Speaks – The Eternal Validity of the Soul” and am now torn between reading “Many Lives Many Masters” or “Journey of Souls”. A friend has told me about “Old Souls – Scientific Search for Proof of Past Lives” in which they talk to chidren who have lived before. Has anyone read this?

I find it fascinating when the memories come from children as their comments are so direct and straightforward and, for want of a better phrase, close to the source. I have recently been advised of two instance of this within my own family : (a) my brother at about 3-4 years old, announced to my mum that “he hadn’t wanted to be born again…not yet!” and (b) my son (unknown to me) had told his nan when he was little that “when he was here before he loved her lots, now he still loves her but in a different way”. I hope one day they will both explore this further.

It is such a shame when people shy away from or in some cases even fear regression as it can be a liberating experience and helpful in assisting with issues/problems in this life, opening your eyes to more than just the immediate world around you.

Suzanne

By: Guided Meditation

Guided Meditation — Thu, 28 Jan 2010 02:13:28 +0000

Great work Andrew, this blog series is great in that it raises many valid questions and encourages opinions. With this topic, what some hold forth as fact, others refute as nonsense. Questioning our very existence, I believe, is the next step on from traditional religion. Instead of a priest preaching universal truth, spiritualists search for their own… keeping in mind one persons truth may be different than another. Belief in Reincarnation has been documented for 5000 years. Its an amazing topic well worth exploring. The first step is definitely taking a past life regression – so you can better relate to the lessons you will learn. Nigel.

By: Zack

Zack — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 21:14:30 +0000

hello!

I just wanted to get a couple of questions answered.
I wondered why past life regretion works, and how past life regression works.
please write back on email
zack

By: sanyogita

sanyogita — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 17:59:44 +0000

Hi Andrew! Thanks for such a prompt reply.

Thanks again.
Sanyogita