Past Life Regression / Hypnosis FAQ - Page 2

Q: Is there any real benefit to remembering past lives?

For the majority of you, I would say yes. The main benefit is therapeutic in nature, but unfortunately, most therapists who practice today don’t incorporate the premise of reincarnation in their methodology. Consequently, they bypass one of the primary healing modes – to relieve both physical and mental problems – for individuals: past-life therapy.

Past life therapy, through the use of hypnotic regression, has garnered some astounding results from those who utilize it. Most phobias that have no reason to exist or can’t be traced to an incident in someone’s current life are usually the result of a past-life experience. In fact, many traumatic incidents that a person has gone through in previous lives can be triggered by similar circumstances in their current life. Many illnesses, which doctors term “psychosomatic,” are often “carried over” from past incarnations.

For example, at a certain age, a famous actor started experiencing acute pain in the solar plexus region of his body. After seeing numerous doctors, none of them could find a reason for the pain, so he consulted a psychic. The psychic determined that this actor had been “run through” with a sword in that particular area of his body during a past life. Once he discovered this, the actor no longer experienced any pain. This is a key example of how a “carry-over” from your past life can affect you.

To develop your recollection of past lives, hypnosis is considered the safest and most valid method. Sylvia’s church has many professional hypnotists who conduct past-life regressions. Almost everyone who undergoes a past-life regression feels better mentally and physically afterward, but if you take part in this process, be prepared for an emotional release. Some of the issues you can resolve from this method are: psychosomatic ills, phobias, habits, and a misguided life purpose, questions about your themes, relationship troubles and many more. The benefits are many… (see FAQ - Pages 3 and 4)