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LillyoftheVally -> Past life regression (1/8/2010 9:52:45 AM)

I am thinking about seeing someone about past life regression, I was just wondering if anyone else has done this and what their experiences were, whether they would recommend it etc thanks




sirsholly -> RE: Past life regression (1/8/2010 10:17:47 AM)

there was something really strange that happened when a few of us went to see a psychic. I was cynical but she was right on track with everything she said, though nothing about past lives. When she was done and i stood up to leave and out of nowhere she said "About the dream..." I instantly knew what dream she was talking about.

She could not possibly have known, as i never told a living soul, but ever since i was very young i was tormented by a reoccurring dream. The details were never clear, but i knew i was alive although thought to be dead and was being buried under many other bodies. For whatever reason, i could not cry out or move to alert anyone.  I would have this dream several times a month and was always pretty upset the following day.

The psychic did not again mention a dream, but told me in one of my past lives i was a nurse during the time of the Black Plague. She said i eventually died of the illness myself.

Again i was leaving her office and she called out to me "Remember...in those days there was no real way to be certain if someone was actually dead. So many were buried alive."

WHOA!!!

And the neat thing Lilly...i swear to God...from that day to this, i have never had that dream again. [:)]




nephandi -> RE: Past life regression (1/8/2010 10:39:35 AM)

Greetings

I have never been to a past life therapist. I do however have this odd memory. But if it is a past life memory or perhaps something I have seen on TV when I was very young and forgotten, that I do not know.

I see myself living in this ugly apartment building, it is tall, square and gray. The dress I wear make me think about the 1930's to 1950's, I do not see it that clear. My mother says buildings like I describe was put up right after the second world war so I am guessing 1950's or late 1940's. I look in a mirror and see the letter L. I think my first name might me Laura. There is a fire in the house and I am forced to toss myself out the window. I know that I do not die. But I have all my life been afraid of fire.

I also get this strange feeling when I watch movies set in ancient Egypt, I get this feeling that it is wrong, that it is not the way it was, I also get the feeling of being a lesser noble woman, or in some way a part of the lower upper class.

A psychic woman I know told me she saw me as a male magician in the middle ages who reached 300 years of age before I died. Now that is fun as I am actually very much into life extension, especially through Spiritual means, she also saw me and my mother as wise women and healers living apart from town and partly accepted partly feared during the 1700, and that I had been into the occult in most of my lives. Whatever my mother and I was mother and daughter in the past life she could not say, but she saw us as together.

So have I been a lesser noblewoman in ancient Egypt, a 300 year old male magician in the middle ages a wise woman and a herbalist in the 1700s and a 1930's to 1950's housewife named Laura who survived a horrible fire? Or is all that just a result of an over active imagination? I do not know.

I wish you well




domiguy -> RE: Past life regression (1/8/2010 10:47:26 AM)

I just love it  when people recount their visits to psychics and the stories that they have been told.

As per sirsholly's story...

Never do they say that you were an uneducated and horribly obese drunk who caught the plague when you passed out in the street in your own as well as others vile and contaminated vomit.

You died several days later.  You were an insufferable patient and the whole town drew a collective sigh of relief with your passing.

They always say that you were someone to be admired.  Don't the past lives of the refuse of this world show up?  Never seem to hear about them.  Wonder why?

More bullshit.




LaTigresse -> RE: Past life regression (1/8/2010 10:55:14 AM)

I was Vlad the Impaler




domiguy -> RE: Past life regression (1/8/2010 11:19:45 AM)

I was an illiterate,  petty thief that had a horrible case of terminal syphilis. I managed to avoid dying from syphilis because I passed on after consuming seven pounds of wax fruit.

I was also known throughout my town for my disgusting body odor and endless body hair.




sirsholly -> RE: Past life regression (1/8/2010 11:55:38 AM)

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ORIGINAL: domiguy

They always say that you were someone to be admired. Don't the past lives of the refuse of this world show up? Never seem to hear about them. Wonder why?


gee...maybe if you are a decent person now, you were also decent in your past lives?

quote:

ORIGINAL: domiguy

I was an illiterate,  petty thief that had a horrible case of terminal syphilis. I managed to avoid dying from syphilis because I passed on after consuming seven pounds of wax fruit.

I was also known throughout my town for my disgusting body odor and endless body hair.


point made. thanks.




Marc2b -> RE: Past life regression (1/8/2010 11:58:15 AM)

quote:

I was an illiterate, petty thief that had a horrible case of terminal syphilis. I managed to avoid dying from syphilis because I passed on after consuming seven pounds of wax fruit.

I was also known throughout my town for my disgusting body odor and endless body hair.


Frankie?




heartcream -> RE: Past life regression (1/8/2010 12:08:29 PM)

Actually someone going into past life memories, experiences, may find/experience they came back as a horrible cripple and the like.

It is difficult to talk about things like past lives in the face of folks who would rather shut down any thoughts and ideas about it.

Gaining some understanding of how fragmentation of the soul occurs can help one to understand how an individual soul may have been a victim, a perpetrator, a villain, someone great, someone not so great, all of these and more. A big torrid death scene, or dying and no other living soul knowing anything about it is all possible. Usually the memory recalls the most dramatic things first, trauma, greatness, injustice, accomplishments, regrets are full of trauma so likely surface first. It is helpful to consider the Body holds all memory of the souls journey. The information is there, accessing it is the trick.

Like childhood memories, the memorable ones stand out first usually and the more so-called mundane stuff comes up in a more secondary way. Repressing memories is also often a protection reflex. Uncovering these memories is not easy at times but intent makes all the difference.

This site may not be the best venue to explore your interest here OP. There is lots of valuable information out there where you will not meet the heavy metal door slamming in your face quite so quickly and so forcefully.

Kind of like walking in to a room and asking a group of men who have the Southern Cross Confederate Flag waving at the front of the room for advice how to best handle feeling a lack of acceptance for being a black gay man.

Better to go to Manhattan and ask folks there.




SylvereApLeanan -> RE: Past life regression (1/8/2010 12:10:55 PM)

~FR~
 
I've done past life regressions for others and I enjoy it.  The thing you most need to watch out for is that the person doing the regression may ask leading questions that give you false memories.  Since there's no certification for this sort of thing, the best course is to ask around and see if the person has a good reputation.  In my case, it's never been for any serious issue, more of a party game.  However, one of my friends has done them for others to help them with ongoing problems in their current lives.  What kind of experience you have depends a lot on why you're thinking of doing it.
 
Good luck!




LaTigresse -> RE: Past life regression (1/8/2010 12:18:49 PM)

Forgive me for my previous sarcasm.

I believe in reincarnation and former soul incarnations. But I do see a fragment of truth in what DG is saying. No one wants to believe they were not some romantic figure.

The reality is that IF you believe in past lives, you must also understand that just as today, all days past had less than wonderful human beings. SOMEONE today, no matter how wonderful they are now, some of us had to be those horrible individuals. Which some teachers in this type of belief feel is what holds us back from remembering. Our minds today, may not be able to process the people we were in the past, the acts we committed.

Imagine if you will, Holly being the tender hearted woman she is today, finding out that she was once a person that destroyed innocent young lives in a horrible way! What could that do to her today to find this out?

So the irony that DG was eluding to, that those that believe only wish to believe or be told they were shining stars of the past. Or at the very least a humble gentle soul. But never to know that perhaps, a past life causing pain, then another suffering similarly......those are what we do not wish to hear. They are not romantic or pretty. However, if you believe in the concept you have to open your mind to the fact that someone today was Prince Vladd in times past.

The reason I doubt we are always the same sort of person is that the concept of multiple lives is growth. It has been suggested that it might be that, one that suffers a horrible life today at the hands of another, was in a past life the one that created the suffering. Who knows but to me it makes sense. Learning through our physical lives on our path to enlightenment.




Marc2b -> RE: Past life regression (1/8/2010 12:29:11 PM)

Okay, seriously.

I do believe in reincarnation, partially - I admit - due to the appeal of the notion that you can always get another chance.

But I have another reason. Try to think back to your very earliest memories. I have three. I am sitting in the living room, watching my father leave for work (I remember his brown jacket and black lunch box very clearly). I couldn't have been more than two. Before that I remember being held, and gently rocked, by my mother who is singing (Bye baby bunting...) and I am watching the snow fall outside the window. My whole world is contentment and peace. I think I couldn't have been more than two or three months at the time.

Then there is the memory I have before that one. I am down on one knee behind a fallen tree right on the edge of a forest. I am holding a gun. I am watching a line of men approach me. There are others on either side of me and we fire upon the approaching men. I can smell the black powder. Several of the approaching men fall but those remaining fire back. I see the flash and the smoke. I hear the loud report. I am thrown down hard on my back and am looking up at the leaves of the trees above me. The leaves are mostly green but their color has faded and a few are begining to change color. I feel a pressure in my chest - no pain - and realize that I can hardly breath. I hear people shouting but I pay them no attention. I know that this is the moment of my death but I feel no sense of panic - just sadness for my family back home: my mother, my sister and my brother [NOTE: In my current life, I do not have a brother; I have two older sisters]. The wind blows and the sun sparkles through the leaves and I think how beautiful they are even as I realize that the edges of my vision are growing dark, and the darkness is moving inward - but I still feel no sense of panic. The last thing I remember is a feeling of pride that I died for my King.

Although I have never done a full blow past life regression I have research this memory on my own and have come to the conclusion that I have had at least one previous life and that I was a British soldier who was killed in the Battle of Saratoga (damn rebels). I visited Saratoga once and while there had a compulsion seize me. I walked right to "the spot" and was certain that I had found it. It is both creepy and exhilarating to be standing on the spot where you know - just know - that you died.





wisdomtogive -> RE: Past life regression (1/8/2010 2:10:46 PM)

Hi Lillyofthevally

Being a past-life regressionist I of course see value in it. Please let me give you some things to ask the regressionist when you go for your appointment or better yet before you go.

-Do you give you a suggestion to help you in blocking the emotions? This is a must because this is the last thing you need during a regression. If there is an event that is tied to your emotional nature now in this life, it is best to heal from that in the present, not through past-life drama.

-How do they work with you, if you start to feel scared or traunatized?

Past life can reveal many things that are interfering with you in this life time, but it should not rule you or leave you tied when you awaken from the hypnoses.

You will remember your regression by the way. I suggest if the p.l. therapist isn't recording this or taking notes, you jolt them down upon 'coming back' to the here and now.



Best of luck,
wisdomtogive




wisdomtogive -> RE: Past life regression (1/8/2010 2:14:57 PM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: domiguy

I just love it  when people recount their visits to psychics and the stories that they have been told.

As per sirsholly's story...

Never do they say that you were an uneducated and horribly obese drunk who caught the plague when you passed out in the street in your own as well as others vile and contaminated vomit.

You died several days later.  You were an insufferable patient and the whole town drew a collective sigh of relief with your passing.

They always say that you were someone to be admired.  Don't the past lives of the refuse of this world show up?  Never seem to hear about them.  Wonder why?

More bullshit.


Ha you never came to me domiguy..chuckles
majority of past lifes are boring and not fluff, but they do leave reminders in our brains that causes present time problems, and/or repeat of old behavior problems.

past life regression to say the least is fascinating in revealing one's emotional ties still peeking out in this life time.




LillyoftheVally -> RE: Past life regression (1/8/2010 2:15:18 PM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: heartcream

This site may not be the best venue to explore your interest here OP. There is lots of valuable information out there where you will not meet the heavy metal door slamming in your face quite so quickly and so forcefully.




What I love about this site is that once the sarcasm passes there is such an amazing variety of people here that make really interesting points, I could go and talk to a bunch of people who believe in it all and only the positives and I would get the obvious responses, here I get a mix of people who do and people who don't and I love that.

I will go either way, I have spoken to someone who does it and am booking, but I so enjoy the realities that people other than me present that I will always seek out the difference rather than the same. Domi who is normally so flippant made a very real and accurate point on the topic which is something that I need to make sure that despite what I may hear when I go I need to keep myself a little grounded, that maybe it is purely self imposed based on my knowledge of other cultures. Granted I would know that anyways I just find it refreshing to hear it from others.




domiguy -> RE: Past life regression (1/8/2010 2:29:56 PM)

Yep.  In a previous life I was a barnacle.  I was crushed at the tender age of six days old by a Spanish Galleon.  It was horrible.

I have read accounts of people speaking foriegn languages, accurate details that were verafiable through research.  Is it easier to believe that these folks are frauds? Maybe so, maybe not.

In another previous life I was a gong farmer.  At the tender age of 17 I was overwhelmed by the fumes and tumbled head first into the human waste...My body was never discovered.

You want to be enlightened?  Read a book, take a journey, do something charitable....Or for God's sake, simply stop being such a twat!!!

I was also the President of the starship federation.




Jeffff -> RE: Past life regression (1/8/2010 2:33:24 PM)

I am  pure and unsullied. This is my first life. I can't say I'm looking' forward to many more of these



Jeff




LillyoftheVally -> RE: Past life regression (1/8/2010 2:34:49 PM)


quote:

ORIGINAL: domiguy
You want to be enlightened? Read a book, take a journey, do something charitable....Or for God's sake, simply stop being such a twat!!!


and back to type [8D]

The fact that I am asking about this subject means that I haven't read a book or volunteered? It is interesting how you view the world, I know you think that you cut through the crap but sometimes you over simplify.

Maybe past life regression is a pile of shit, maybe it is simply telling you what you want to hear, but to be honest there is nowt wrong with that in my opinion, we gain fulfillment from many different things who cares if its based in the self or something other.




windchymes -> RE: Past life regression (1/8/2010 2:49:08 PM)

Gosh, way back about 20 or so years ago, I was in a phase where I was studying a lot of metaphysical stuff and went to a past-life regression seminar.  After the lecture they did a group regression, pretty much like hypnosis, and I "went" back maybe 80-100 years where I pictured myself as a young girl, maybe 6 years old, dressed in late 1800's or early 1900's period dress.  My parents were either leaving on a journey or else they were sending me somewhere, and I remember feeling very distressed because I didn't think I would see them ever again.  The distress was so overwhelming, I "brought" myself out of the "trance" to escape the feeling, and I felt really shook up and couldn't stop crying for a few minutes.  It was a very deep, emotional feeling.

Meh.  For what that's worth.....   I haven't persued it since, and don't study metaphyisical stuff much anymore.




domiguy -> RE: Past life regression (1/8/2010 2:50:32 PM)

quote:

ORIGINAL: Jeffff

I am  pure and unsullied. This is my first life. I can't say I'm looking' forward to many more of these



Jeff


You do still have that "new born" scent.  Sometimes when we meet I just like to hold you close and "breathe" you in...

It just makes you even more adorable!!!  Is such a thing  even possible?

Unfortunately ever since my gig as a gong farmer I have been rather fragrantly challenged.




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