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Past Life Regression Question
Dec 28th, 2005 at 8:40pm
 
This may sound stupid, but I see lots of things about past life regression, which I understand is done through some form of hypnosis.

When people go back for 2nd, 3rd, 4th sessions etc do they gather more information from the same life or do they experience new lives?

I can see why they would want to experience as many as possible, but do you gain extra validation of the experience by getting more on one life?

Obviously the answer can vary from person to person but I would love to hear peoples impressions on it.
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Reply #1 - Dec 28th, 2005 at 9:43pm
 
I recall one very large study that produced a few Napoleons and other famous people.   The number of people who either claim to have been someone famous or to have witnessed a famous event discredits past life regression.   Delusions of grandeur often surface under hypnotic suggestion.  I mean, Bruce Moen's site is graced by the presence of St. Peter himself! 

But, you say, what about the feeling of recall and the verifications that sometimes emerge?   It is well known that when one is consciously or unconsciously possessed, the memories of the possessing entity seem to be one's own.   Astral adept, Emanuel Swedenborg, experienced past life recall in the lower astral.   But when he ascended to higher planes, the exalted beings there carefully demonstrated to him that those memories were illusory--the product of unwitting mergers with other discarnate spirits.   These exalted beings descended with Swedenborg to demonstrate this phenomenon to those stuck in the reincarnation
Belief System Territories, but the reincarnationists refused to even witness the demonstrations.   Swedenborg's verifications of his contacts with the dead are far superior to those of any modern astral adepts.  His insights deserve careful consideration.

I'd advise you to google hypnosis on websites not staffed by biased New Agers.   You will quickly realize just hoiw vulnerable hypnotized subjects are to all sorts of kooky suggestions.   New Agers are too often reluctant to subject their claims to the critical gaze of acknowledged experts in the relevant fields.   Their ghetto mentality is a real impediment to respectable knowedge claims.   (No, Helen Wambach is not an expert on hypnosis!)

In another study on past life readers, no two subjects had the same past life described by any of several psychics.   The psychics rationalized this by insisting that they must have been tuning into lives from different times in the past.   So researchers approached them again and asked for information about their immediate past life.   Again, no two psychics agreed.

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Reply #2 - Dec 29th, 2005 at 11:57am
 
Absolutely, but there have been many recorded regressions that produce amazing historical facts that the person could not of possibly known or learnt such as dates, times geographical information, some even speaking foreign languages that they could not of possibly learnt before the session, so how do you explain that?  Delusions? Imagination?  I highly doubt it
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Reply #3 - Dec 29th, 2005 at 2:22pm
 
The evidence suggests that clairvoyance and possession are at least equally viable explanations.   In the Gordon Davis case, the Davis persona not only seemed to "prove" his identity, but even accurately predicted the future.   As already mentioned the real Davis was still alive and knew nothing about his pretense to be dead in Blanche Cooper's seance.   

As for the possession explanation outlined above,  check out one of the most spectacular paranormal experiences of all time--the Watseka Wonder.   

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Reply #4 - Jan 1st, 2006 at 4:58pm
 
Hi Senote,

One of these days just try it.  I did a while back and found it very comforting.  For $75 I went to a hypnotherapiest who got me in touch with a past life that explained why I worked with my children the way I did and believe in the power of cooperation more than competition.  I was not hypnotized just awake and relaxed as he guided me with very open-ended suggestions.  During it, I felt as if I was making the whole thing up as the story unfolded but now it is just a memory that doesn’t change. It’s similar to the ones I have about many things I’ve experienced in this life and I just added to the batch.

My husband on the other hand got two intertwining stories that answered for him why he throughout his life would catch a glimpse, like looking around the corner, of this plantation house at the top of a grassy hill and his feeling so nostalgia when he caught this glimpse.  He’s not one who prides himself on having any imagination or set belief in reincarnation but he sure remembers the woman he loved so dearly in a part of the second story and finally admitted to me that she was the same woman/girl he met when he was a teen and wanted to start dating her.  But, alas, that was not meant to be, at least in this life so far.  He did a second one with the same therapist but that was more about getting a message from his higher self/guide.  We have the tapes for his two but not mine; I was too shy to ask.  So if you decide to try it, make sure that you have it taped so you can later decide for yourself whether it was real or not.  For me, there was too much they’re for it not to be real and valuable for me even though that individual was not actually the me of now.  And remember that you do not have to believe in reincarnation to gain from this type of guided experience but, of course, there are many other ways to get in touch with former aspects of yourself.  I think it always helpful to get to know and become aware of how much more there is to each of us.

My best books on this topic include the experiences of Joan Grant, Jenny Cockell, and the work of Michael Newton, Monroe, Dave, Alysia, …etc, etc.  But then again, I was raised by a mom who was trying to break away from her Irish Catholic upbringing, and spare my brothers and I from that fate, so read anything on metaphysics that she could get her hands on including Bridie Murphy when the ink was still wet.

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Reply #5 - Jan 1st, 2006 at 9:52pm
 
Hi Senote. I found that one past life reading was enough for me and didn't need to go get more info on the same lives or lives.
but I suppose it just depends on whether you trust your psychic or how much money you want to put into it as they charge for this. I thought I could get my own info and this turned out to be true with time.
you can take some detail they have given you and meditate on it for a time and come up with more info by just asking and being patient. we all can plug into this resevoir of universal intelligence with practice.
I've even set out to do a soul retrieval and ended up looking at a past life instead. just never know what a meditation could yield up for you. wishing u the best, alysia
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Reply #6 - Jan 2nd, 2006 at 5:02am
 
For all you doubters can I suggest you read Dr Brian Weiss` books, starting with "Messages From The Masters". In it he gives a technique for achieving past life regressions which my lady partner and I have tried with great success.
He was a sceptical psychotherapist whose scepticism was eroded when he regressed a lady who channelled messages which contained remarkable revelations about his own family and dead son.
Don`t just condemn past life regressions as a load of hogwash without finding out a lot more about it first. Dr Brian Weiss is also able to progress people.
All his books give further insight into this very interesting topic.

As a side point, although I was asleep at the time I also believe I "progressed" into the future and witnessed three remarkable scientific achievements.

In answer to the original question, both my partner and I have visited different past lives each time upon regression

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