Past life regressions and future life progressions - what they are and how they help!

“… Death is merely a pause to reflect on the progress of your eternal self so far." –VERONICA

This quote has been excerpted from Inner Whisper, Volume 1, Issue 15 by April Crawford, a Open Deep Trance Channel for an entity named Veronica

(http://www.innerwhispers.net/transition15.html).

Reincarnation by Dana Bree

Whether you believe someone can channel a spiritual entity or not, the words are something to be considered and give us a degree of confidence when considering our own inevitable death.

In Past Life Regression, I assist persons who seek to understand and release the karmic reasons for their present fears, proclivities or idiosyncrasies. Is that scar on your back the result of a wound from a past life?  Does your fear of water that has been with you for as long as you can remember, the result of an experience in a prior lifetime?  Exploring these issues can release the fears and the pains of psychic wounds.

But sometimes clients are just curious.  Curious about where their soul has been, if anything they find will resonate with their own present selves, like an interest in Celtic culture or an affinity for the arts,  or if they have known their friends or lover in another lifetime.  These aren’t monumental questions but people are seekers and I am happy to assist them on their journey.

When I do a regression it is as if I am viewing a movie and the client is the star.  If it wouldn’t be distracting to the process, I would probably bring popcorn.  

And then there is Future Life Progression. There are different meanings for Future Life Progression. Some Future Life Progressionists bring their clients forward to a future lifetime in which they were successful in mastering all their lessons and living their true life’s purpose. Then the client brings the energy of that future lifetime back into this lifetime to help them accelerate spiritual growth.

When I work with a client in Future Life Progression, I do it differently.  I have the client imagine looking back to the present from their own future. I show the client what their life will be like at some point in the future, a future in which they have achieved everything they want. The client is then asked to 'enter into' that future self, to get into the mind of that future self and to learn what that future self did in order to make it all happen. By visualizing the future and thinking about how it was achieved, the client becomes open to change their life. You can create your own future and change your life.  Wouldn’t you like to take a peek at your future or possible future and pick the one you want to enter.  Future Life Progression permits you to do that and then assess the skills you needed to acquire to get there.

I see my role as a coach to help my clients achieve their dreams by recognizing they possess the knowledge they need to move forward.  I am so blessed to be able to help people in this way.

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