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My Past Life Regression (Detailed)

SkyeSpitfire

SkyeSpitfire

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Hi everyone! A few months ago I went to a Past Life Regression therapist (a wonderful woman with a beautiful soul who I liked immediately). It was my very first time and I regressed the first time round. I wrote about it in detail on the link below. Some parts are a bit upsetting (I became extremely upset during my regression as my story was quite a tragic one.) If you would like to have a read, please take a look:

http://skyespitfire.wordpress.com/2012/11/14/289/
 
Thanks for sharing! It was very interesting, and moving. You've come to the right place to talk about your experiences, without anyone thinking that you're crazy. Welcome to the forum! Are you planning any more regressions in the future?
 
Hi everyone! Thanks for the warm welcome.


Cryscat, I'm not sure of the exact era, but it was certainly during a time when men fought on horseback with swords in their hands; my outfit was very simple also, it was a brown tunic and I was wearing sandles. The only way I can describe the village is a sort of 'Rohan, Lord of the Rings' type of village. Having said that, I've always been drawn to the middle ages, specifically swordsmanship, archery, the knights. I knew I was a warrior of some sort because I was waiting to meet a friend of mine who I had fought with, but I think conflict had ended and I had been in my village for some time. I think it was when we were out one night - the men - that these other men on horseback attacked. They had a distinguished look about them too. I wish I could have delved further into it but the lady told me afterwards she was concerned about me because of my reaction so we didn't go too deeply into it.


Thanks ChrisR, I'd love to do more regressions actually! There are a couple that have come to me in the form of dreams - one where I was a teenage musician and I was 14 when I died - it wasn't a nice death but I don't know exactly how I died. In the second, I was a boy again and my family had been killed. I found out they had died in an accident but nobody had wanted to tell me.


It seems that a number of my past lives have been wrought with tragedy! It doesn't surprise me for a number of reasons; I'm extremely over-protective of my family.. When I was little, I used to panic whenever my parents would go out and imagine all sorts of terrible things that might have happened to them and it would have me in tears. Further testament to it is that apparently, when I was three, I stunned my adult relatives by saying, "I was very comfortable in mummy's tummy, but I knew I had to come out and face the world." Lol - I don't remember saying it, but I was just as surprised as they were when they told me years later. It was only about a year ago when I started to become interested in past lives - I did purchase a book after the session which teaches you how to regress yourself, but I'm afraid I haven't yet demonstrated the discipline to do that!


It's great to be able to talk to other people about this who have regressed and/or have an interest in the subject. I'm eager to hear your thoughts.
 
Welcome to the forum. Very interesting story. There are DVDs, CDs, and even YouTube videos for doing self-regressions. You sound like you are very easy to regress.
 
SkyeSpitfire said:
Thank you!! I do wonder, what makes a person easy to regress? And not to regress?
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  • How much they trust the therapist and the therapy.
  • How much they are blocking their memories or not.
  • How suggestible they are.
  • Their physiological state at the moment of regression (are they nervous? are they hungry? are they sleepy?) and their mental disposition.
  • Previous experiences with relaxation techniques.


I think those are pretty much the variables that could make a person easy or hard to regress.
 
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SkyeSpitfire said:
Thank you!! I do wonder, what makes a person easy to regress? And not to regress?
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Some people will block out memories of the most recent past life if there was a traumatic death.
 
That's very interesting - I'm quite certain that the one I regressed to wasn't my most recent one - I'm sure that I had a life during WW2 but I don't know where or as who. She did tell me that the life I regressed to in the session would be the one that has the most impact on me in this life time.


Thanks for the points, Owl - I think my biggest weakness has to be getting myself into a state of relaxation ... When attempting to do it alone, I find it near impossible :( It's the same with trying to fall asleep - I lie awake for hours just thinking.
 
Hi Skyspitfire! Thank you very much for sharing your regression experience. I feel like I can relate to you on so many levels. I too regressed to a life where I lost. The loss was that of my son, and ended up taking my own life, in some way. I was a female in the 1800s-early 1900s. I had lead a very hard life, and could just not go on without my boy.


I understand what you mean about that underlying urge to take your own life at times, but knowing that it's just not an option.


I also have always feared losing people. When I was younger, it was my parents, or grandparents... now it's my husband, or more so, my son. I can not shake this fear that my son may just randomly die, and that's one of the reasons I sought my regression. Little by little, I'm hoping to shake the fear because it's debilitating at times.


Also, I lived a WWII life as well. What a coincidence :laugh:


Anyhow, you're writing is beautiful, and I hope that you can realize your dream of being published. I would certainly love to read your works. Thank you again for sharing!
 
Hi Hoping4change! I'm sorry to hear about what happened to you before - losing people we love and being left behind is definitely my biggest fear and I can see it is for you also; the impact of the past life is often overwhelming ... Thanks so much also for your kind words about my writing - I hope so too! Recently, I wrote another blog post based on the Stairway to Heaven if you would like to see - I've always thought about death ever since I was young; even though I'm afraid of death taking away people I care about, I know death is actually a beautiful thing. It is mysterious and baffling. Here is the excerpt if you would like to see: http://skyespitfire.wordpress.com/2013/09/11/stairway-to-heaven-excerpt/


Argonne, I actually listened to a regression video for the first time the other night but I had the strangest experience ... It's a bit embarrassing going into detail on a public forum but, even though I didn't actually regress, I did have a very valuable enchanting experience!
 
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