Posted by: Elmdea Bean on: July 9, 2009
If any of the following ring true for you, there is a very strong probability you are experiencing past life memories and feelings:
If this sounds like you, then you may want to consider past life regression therapy. Past life regression therapy will help you recover past life memories, shedding light, awareness, and understanding on those feelings and situations. Ninety-five percent of healing is the awareness of what you want to heal.
How do you find these past life memories? Where you do begin? The most direct and powerful way is past life regression therapy. A well-trained and certified past life therapist will help you explore your past life memories, keeping you focused on your intention and helping you integrate the information into your daily life.
Where do you find a past-life therapist?
If you live in a metropolitan area, look for an alternative magazine. Likely spots to find them are health food and herbal/alternative medicine stores and metaphysical/new age bookstores and shops. Many past-life therapists advertise in these publications. You can also search on the Internet. Three sites I recommend are:
How do you narrow the field?
First, look for past life therapists who are near where you live (within a few hours). Then give them a call and interview them. A professional will understand what you are doing and why. This is true of any therapist (past life regression, life between lives, counselor, social worker, psychologist, psychiatrist). It’s crucial that you feel comfortable with the therapist, that you trust her or him. Trust your intuition, your gut feelings.
If there are no past life therapists near you, or you just don’t click with those who are, expand your search. You may need to make a short trip out of it. If the only time you have is a short (or long) weekend, see if the past life therapist can work with you in arranging that. When I have clients coming from more than two or three hours away, I e-mail a list of area hotels and restaurants on request.
6 Questions to Ask a Past Life Regression Therapist
Talk with them a little about what you want to explore. Keep it brief and be as specific as you can. Like you, they are probably busy people.
When you’ve set up your past life regression therapy session
Posted by: Elmdea Bean on: June 26, 2009
I am struck by some similarities between what is happening in Iran and what occurred in China in 1989. The first is the use of technology. The second is the tipping point of the human spirit. The third is appearance of an individual becoming a symbol.
The first report of the Chinese protest reached the world via a fax sent by a Chinese student. At that time, fax machines were an up and coming business tool. There were very very few in homes. It was a whole new way to use the technology. After Tiananmen, there was a marked increase, world-wide, in the use of faxes to transfer documents and information.
Today, Twitter is being heavily used to report, 140 characters at a time, (including links) what is happening in Iran. Early reports from Tehran came from Twitter users tweeting from cell phones. YouTube posts add the pictures. An expanding use of the technology.
The iconic photograph of a young man standing in front of a tank has become the immediately recognized signature of Tiananmen Square and the Chinese student uprising. The video of the violent, horrible death of Neda is becoming that for Iranians and the world.
Most striking is the nature of the conflict. In both cases, ordinary people had had enough. Ordinary people, like you and me, saying “This isn’t right. This needs to change.” It’s about a tipping point in the psyche of a nation. I am awed by the courage of these men and women.
Posted by: Elmdea Bean on: February 10, 2009
I’ve just finished reading (for the 3rd time in maybe 6 years) Hank Wesselman’s 3 great biographical books about his non-ordinary experiences which led him to shamanism and expanded awareness. I don’t know about you, but sometimes, as I’m re-reading, I hear myself saying “I don’t remember that being in here.” I don’t think the book has changed, so it must be me. Sound familiar?
As I was reading this time, the following really struck me — another insight into the mystery of reincarnation and our relationship to our past selves and our biological lineage.
“Through your life experiences you have developed your own distinctive character, and in this sense, you are an individual who is very much your own person. Speaking at the level of energy, however, a slightly different insight is possible.
The mystical power or force that pervades the universe is called mana, and it is a form of pure energy that is impersonal. But when mana is manifested as the life force that carries your spiritual aspect, it becomes personalized as mauli. At the time of your birth, your energy body was infused with your mauli, your life force, which is actually a blend of the mana from many lineages — that of your parents, grandparents, great-grandparents, and so forth, stretching back into time.
Your ike, your spiritual power, is distinct from your life force, and yet it is ultimately an aspect of it. . . . Your ike, like your mana, is impersonal. It simply exists . . . “Wesselman, Hank. “Medicinemaker”. New York, Bantam Books, 1998. pg 159 www.sharedwisdom.com
I would love to hear your thoughts/ideas/awarnesses about this.
Love and blessings to you.
Elmdea
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