Past Life Regression
Many people when they learn I am a regression practitioner frequently ask, “What value does knowing about one’s past life have?"
Knowledge of a past life is nothing more than a curiosity unless you learn something and put it to use. It is believed by occultists that the reason for reincarnation is to re-remember about life and consciousness, and to allow our consciousness to evolve beyond the need for incarnation.
Belief in reincarnation has existed throughout history. It is a standard aspect of most forms of metaphysics and is found in virtually all religious systems. It is a part of the Kabalah, the mystical side of Judaism, and it was also a belief of early Christianity. The majority of religious people in the world today believe in reincarnation, albeit only 45% believe one can experience a past life.
If we accept the idea of reincarnation, it follows that there would be some method to illuminate the darkness of the death-rebirth period and learn about our past lives. M any techniques have been developed to do just this. One famous occultist called remembering past lives, "developing your magical memory." Today, the various systems of recall are known as past life regression. But why investigate this at all? Other than being an interesting curiosity, what good can you get from learning about your past lives?
First, we need to accept the possibility that our remembrance of past lives may not be related to any real past lives. The experiences people have may be the result of a message that the unconscious wants to send to the conscious. For some reason the conscious refuses to listen to the inner mind, so when the inner mind has an opportunity it sends a symbolic message in the form of a past life impression. Unless a past life experience is sheer fantasy, it is probably caused by either a message from the unconscious or from a real past life. There are simply and easy checks and balances a professional used to determine if the ‘memory’ is that of a Past Life or the unconscious mind giving a symbolic message so that the person will pay attention to the meaning. In either case—whether the past life is real or not, certainly the experience of past lives is real and happens all the time. We need to ask ourselves, "What can I learn from a past life experience and how can I apply it to my life today?"
If you believe in reincarnation, you need to spend some time investigating your past lives in order to discover what mistakes you have made in the past so that you do not carry forward what you need to resolve in this life or in a future one. If you do not believe in reincarnation, the idea that the subconscious needs to send a message to the conscious is a striking thought, you need to pay attention to and allow yourself to discover what the message is and act on the message. In either case, there are two important ideas you need to understand about past life regression:
• A belief in reincarnation is not necessary to make past life regressions valuable
• The value of remembering a past life comes only when the knowledge gained is put to use in your present life.
By its very nature, a past life experience is a very personal thing. The important knowledge that is obtainable from such an experience may be something you see, experience, or feel as you "relive" the past. To have a valuable past life experience, you need to experience it! Merely knowing of a particular past life is of NO real value except to satisfy a curiosity.
There are some people, claim to ‘go’ into a ‘trance’ and then tell people about their past lives. "You were this person and you did that," they say. Whether or not they are correct in their assessment of your past life is not important. Your failure to experience the past life, on the other hand, is important. Avoid people who tell you about your past lives; go to those who will help you experience them yourself. If nothing else, the cathartic release you may get from experiencing a past life regression may free somethin g, which has been hindering you and holding you back from health, success, and creativity.
Another form of psychic fraud comes from self-delusion. Most people believe their lives are not as exciting as those of movie stars, politicians or other notables. So some people fantasize an exciting and romantic past life. Merely because someone believes themselves to have been famous in a past life does not make it so. Furthermore, the famous occultist Dion Fortune adds that a famous past life does not so much add glory to this life as it does make one wonder what happened in between to bring you to this lower state!
This is a new life! You need to learn from the past, not live in it. The only importance in whether you were Cleopatra or a maid is what you can learn from that past experience and put the knowledge into use in the present. The value of a past life regression comes from—letting go of hurts, beliefs or fears, which are hindering or block you in some way. Or drawing on the empowerment you had i n that life, but fail to use in this life.
Past-life regression therapy has become increasingly recognized by many professionals and the public as an effective and important modality of treatment. While exploring your past lives; you will retrieve and release memories from childhood and prior lives in order to build healthy relationships, enhance creativity, and find greater satisfaction.
If you have any questions or would like to learn how Regression or Past Life Regression can help you. Contact: Dorothy M. Neddermeyer, PhD dmneddermeyer@gen-assist.com. http://www.gen-assist.com Dorothy M. Neddermeyer, PhD, Life Coach, Hypnotherapist, Author, "101 Great Ways To Improve Your Life." Mind, Body, Spirit healing and Physical/Sexual Abuse Prevention and Recovery. As an inspirational lea der, Dr. Neddermeyer empowers people to view life's challenges as an opportunity for Personal/Professional Growth and Spiritual Awakening. http://www.drdorothy.net
Understanding Derrida's Approach To Truth
Magnetic Plasma Bodies Change Your Thoughts To Change Your Life Auras Observations and Theories Paranormal Thoughts
Copyright © 2007
|
