Greetings,

Recently a sound or maybe a word---ammerling--has been having a strange effect on me. Lol, so naturally I think of it often, trying to catch the effect off-guard :D and therefore quiet.
But it  always  works that if I even think the whole word, I seem to rise up through the skin by about 2--3 inches. That scares me so I drop back down/in. It also makes my heart skip a few beats which can get hurtful.

Do you think if I used the word in a mantra-type repetition that I would rise out and go somewhere interesting?
Have you seen the word anywhere significant?

I too excited by my extreme reactions to wait for anyone to answer so I just did a google search. The listings with the most energy to me were a place in Hungary but also a family in Bayern, Germany in the 1600's. ( Also there's an artist but my reaction is too strong for art, even though I like paintings.)
Do you think my system is ready to deal with a ?possible past-life regression if my heart keeps skipping around?  

Any ideas on what should be my next step would be greatly appreciated.

Bets

Hi Bets-

I notice that Friedrich von Amerling was a noted painter at the beginning of the 19th century. If it's a topic that interests you, I'd say that you could easily and safely regress to look at it. In all the regressions I've done, and all those done by others, we've never lost a patient yet. (Of course this is rather like your OBGYN telling you that they've never lost a father yet, while waiting for you to dilate beyond 3 cm for delivery.)

When you say your heart skipped a couple beats, I wonder if that was literally the physical heart, or the heart chakra at which we feel pulsations of prana which sometimes (as when smoking pot) can get out of synch, but harmlessly. The difference is often whether you're trying to recall a heart attack from the past or are just being excited in the present. The stress of regression is roughly equal to recalling the past, and can be somewhat stimulating.

I watched a person go through a full blown cardiac infarction and demise during a regression. She would pay attention to me as I told her that it was OK to watch from a distance, and then would say that she had to go through the whole thing, and then she'd return to cardiac mode and complain about pain in her left arm (a common symptom). After doing this for about half an hour she finally "died" and got out of her body and said that she felt ever so much better!

So, if you are dealing with something of that sort, my suggestion would be to start your regression with the thought that you can see all of this from a "third person" position, so you don't have to go through more intense recall. If you are working with a friend, it would be helpful to make notes of what you're interested in and any suggestions that are appropriate, like, "Look at the scene from the outside first - then you can either recall it from inside or outside, whichever is most convenient."

Enjoy!
dave

Thanks Dave,

Prana pulsations and infarctions certainly seem to apply, though I really don't know much about them.  'Infarctions---that reminds me of a visiting Boston lady I once knew (not Lucy here) who used to go around saying 'farc' as often as she could work it into our midwestern conversations. I think it had to do with silverware.

I haven't read your book on regressing yet--still waiting for my husband to join in the process.  "Regression' was the only process I could think of that might apply as I have no ammerlings in this life.

Thank you for the probabilities!

Bets in the first person now, third person soon