The people I saw in this vision were coming to me and asking me questions, but I could not understand what they said nor could I understand my answers to them, but I saw it as though out of my own eyes. Everyone was working on a large (big bus size) aparatus that the people were walking in and out of with tools, parts, drawings etc. I believed that this was an engineering project, that I was in charge and that this complex large-bus-sized apparatus was being constructed from the plans that were in front of me. The apparatus was circular and had several openings or ports and doorways large enough for people to walk in and out of it. There is even more detail, but that is enough of an overview for you to get the picture.

Was this a past life experience? I don’t know. Was it helpful for me? It seems that it was. Would it add trauma as was suggested of adding the difficulties of yet another life to those of this life? I don’t think so, the emotions for me were very, very neutral. I was observing myself in another dimension, so to speak, so there was no trauma about it whatsoever. Whether it is really about past lives or not should not deter us to experience and analyze this phenomenon. Let us keep an open mind and not be dogmatic about what it is but rather that it is an interesting phenomenon and that we can, if we are interested, learn from it and expand our self awareness through it. I like to think of the experiences at a minimum to be a useful archetype that represents a key element of who I am. That alone is very enlightening…

In one experience I had, I meditated on the fact that I was having repeated visions of a large object coming at my head, which were frightening and disruptive. These visions plagued me for years, happening in any sitation of stress, and sometimes in relaxed situations where I was enjoyably occupied. I tried talk therapy and many other techniques, to no avail. As I meditated alone, without a guiding therapist, and asked that the cause of these visions be revealed to me in a way that I could understand how to stop them, I felt myself assuming a different body in a different time. I found myself in a conflict between two men (I was a woman), accidentally stepping into their path, just as one man threw a lead weight at the other. The weight hit me straight in the forehead and caused serious injury.

When I returned to my present consciuosness and body, I realized that I was carrying a feeling of being at risk at any time, that I could accidentally find myself in a life-threatening situation. I did a couple of energy healing processes on this feeling, and have not had a single vision of a large object flying at my head since then. This has been over a year.

So do I call this a past life regression? It feels that way to me. I felt an identity and a personality in the other time and body. But does it matter? What matters to me is the universe or my most evolved self, whoever, found a way to communicate a deep issue for me that I had not been able to uncover any other way. I am fine if it originated from an experience in another life, and I am fine if it was something I picked up out of empathy or experiences in this life. What is important to me is that the issue, disturbing, disruptive visions, has been healed, and I am not interested in limiting my ability to heal by refusing to believe in particular processes, or by believing that processes that work must be uniformly labeled for all. This experience felt like a past life situation to me, and I am comfortable with that, but that doesn’t mean that anyone else needs to define the experience the same way. Could anyone define anything the same as the person experiencing the event?

I should state that I am opposed to “guiding” or leading clients, and feel that the therapist should be as neutral as possible. In this way, the client can have the most beneficial experience, without undue influence.

What I wish for most is that we all honor each other’s healing, and accept that experiences can be highly individual, as can our ways of labeling the experience.

Namaste, Kvinne

After a life (45 years) of not knowing a day without pain and spending years in the hospital when I was young (my first operation when I was 11)… I was told the life in which it started by an intuitive. He said, “You can change the past just like you can change the future. You see yourself get away before it happens.” He said to let my imagination go with it because sometimes it wasn’t imagination.

I did that. I worked at it. I “saw” myself get away and grow old with grandchildren around a warm hearth in a cold stone room. I felt the weight of my heavy beard and smelled the roasting food.

In the process, my back changed – literally, physically changed. I bound out of bed in the morning instead of gingerly, carefully placing each foot on the floor. I can do things I never dreamed I could ever do when I was crawling across the floor with tears from the pain.

I now __LIVE__ this life because of information from a past one.

Maybe it’s not all real. Maybe some of it is false information.

For me, however, it’s very real. Each day for the last 10 years I’ve blessed my freedom and my life because of 3 minutes worth of information I got about a past life.

Jocelyn