”Why would I open a past life file? I’ve got enough issues to deal with in my current life!” That’s a common question regarding a past life regression session. My point exactly. Most of our current dilemmas originate from a past life.
The issues are present, here and now, so it’s not about re-opening old wounds. For example, someone who was very wealthy in a past life and was killed by the barbarians flooding into Europe might carry a trauma in his present life. To him, being rich is associated with losing your life.
In a similar manner, someone who was a greed-driven pirate living on his sword may develop an issue around money corrupting him today. Another, who starved to death in the Holocaust, might suffer a compulsive need to control everything or become a compulsive eater, especially in times of distress. Being raped in a past life can explain discomfort with men and sex in the current life.
Many of our health issues in today’s life are rooted in a past life: a person who drowned or choked may develop asthma in their present life; back problems may indicate a stabbing or a gun wound. These reasons and much more bring people to seek healing by discovering their past lives.
By accessing the memory’s archive, one can see what happened in a past life, and what wrong conclusions they drew from it. Examples: “Darkness is dangerous” – because the Roman army attacked at night and slaughtered them all. “You can’t trust men”- because her husband vanished one day and never came back. “You have to work hard for the money”- because he was a hard working factory boy with no hope in sight. “Pregnancy equals death” – she died in Iran giving birth 300 years ago, and can’t get pregnant today.
All of these are wrong conclusions that are imprinted in our subconscious mind and manage our lives today. By re- experiencing the past life situation, understanding what happened and clearing the trauma, one can overcome the issues in their current life. This, in a nutshell, is the logic/rationale behind “Past Life Discovery”.
