Regression Therapy

Every human being represents a sacred combination of body, mind, and soul. Each part of that combination is like a different dimension, a different aspect of us. They each register every single experience that we go through. No thought, emotion, or action passes unnoticed. The Mind will register experiences in a different way, compared to the Body or the Soul.

There is no such thing as a neutral experience. They are either positive or negative. The latter ones are often viewed as ‘traumas’. Traumas are always very subjective and should never be judged or measured. What is deeply traumatic to one person can be quite bearable to another.

Each trauma leaves a mark on the mind and the body of the person. Human mind however is constructed in such a way, that the memories of the more painful experiences are swiftly shifted into our subconscious mind and with time we ‘forget’ about them. It does not mean that they stop affecting us. They do, we just see their end results in various emotional or physical imbalances.

Regression Therapy allows a person to go to the root cause of the problem. It recognizes the importance of dealing not only with the Mind, but also the Body and the higher, Soul – aspect of the person.

The Mind

The Mind’s language is very logic, it needs to understand things, get the answers to ‘Why?’, ‘How and when it began?’. The understanding of why something has happened in the first place provides a huge release of tension and resistance that a person might have felt in the past. With that understanding the frustration disappears and the balance is restored.

The Physical Body

The physical body deals with traumatic events in a very unique way. During the moment of trauma, the physical body often wants to react in some way to the situation it finds itself in. It might want to defend itself or run to safety. Instead, in the moment of trauma, the body freezes. It is as if somebody has pressed the ‘pause’ button on a TV right in the middle of an important scene and has forgotten to release it. Energy blockages are created within certain affected areas.

Whether the Body was exposed to a single deeply traumatic situation or to repeated incidents of trauma, the damage needs to be repaired. Otherwise, if undealt with, it might result in the manifestation of a physical dis-ease at some stage in a person’s life.

The body is a physical being, therefore the methods used with the Mind - talking, reasoning, understanding - do not work. A physical release is necessary. The Body parts affected are addressed directly, and  allowed to let go of whatever emotion was stored in them.

The Soul

An important aspect of Regression Therapy is to provide the client with the ability to understand what profound learning they were supposed to have taken from that traumatic situation. The client is able to place that experience within the greater spectrum of his life lessons. They therefore gain greater insights into themselves. A wonderful process of self-empowerment begins.

Current Life / Past Life

In some cases it is enough for a person to regress into events in their current life in order to heal their issues. In other cases it is necessary to go deeper, into previous incarnations.

Some clients will be prevented from going anywhere beyond their current life, as there  might be a pressing issue which needs to be addressed immediately and a Past Life regression would only divert their attention from it.

To sum it up, whether a client regresses into a current or past life depends on the client and their individual needs.

I find Past Lives to be such an amazing exercise in self-understanding. Upon discovering the experiences that shaped us, our personal ‘evolution path’, our current lives, our relationships, fears, limitations are making so much sense. And with those insights, comes not only healing, but Self-Empowerment. 

To read more on the subject, please see the Articles section, ‘Your Past – Does It Still Control You?’.