Untangle the secret of the Past, Present & Future

This post is the conclusion part on my journey to becoming a past life regression therapist (PLRT).  It also includes the third session conducted as part of my assignment and the lesson from it. Most of us had not been able to submit our assignment on time and Venu had been kind enough to extend the timeline by couple of weeks.   Submitting our assignment was a must for us to be certified as PLR therapist.   I felt guilty having missed the deadline for submission and did not want to miss the extended deadline.   I had completed two sessions and had to complete the third one to finish the assignment.   Venu and his team were spending considerable amount of their time and energy, to go through our assignments and certify us.   It would be disrespecting them, if we did not finish the assignment.   There were couple of friends who were keen to get the PLR done, but did not have the time to spare.   As I was losing hope, my good friend, Sree (name changed), came to my rescue.   Sr

This post is about my second session for the assignment and has messages from a divine being. Dr. Brian Weis has mentioned in his books that he could not regress his wife.  This fact added to my doubts if I would be successful in regressing my wife.  I was fortunate that I was able to regress her and was  witnessing the positive impact it was having on her.  I felt motivated and excited about my next session – the second client for my assignment.  Not having a dedicated studio was the challenge I was facing.  One day while talking to one of my PLR batch mate, Sushmita (name changed), I mentioned about my bottlenecks in going ahead with my assignment – not having a proper place and not having a second client.  Sushmita, was a life coach, and also practiced Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) together with “Pranic” healing.  She told me that she had a studio and said I could use it for my session.  She also offered herself as a second client.  There could have been nothing more pleasin

This post is about my first experience as a therapist post the workshop and proof of healing. To be formally certified as past life regression (PLR) therapists, the participants of the workshop had to perform past life regression for three persons using the 15-step methodology and submit their reports within 2 months from the end of the workshop.  These assignments were to be evaluated by the Amarantos team, before we were to be certified.  I did not think that it would be a challenge to get 3 clients as lot of friends had expressed their eagerness to get the session done when I had told them about the workshop.  Now, that the workshop was over, I thought they would be eager to know their past life.  Two of my close friends volunteered.  This was the first time I was regressing someone after the workshop.  But, both ended up with no success.  One of them ended up getting into deep sleep during the relaxation process and the other ended up abruptly saying he cannot concentrate.  I

This post covers my first experience of a past life and winding up of the PLRT workshop. Afternoon of Day 5 of the workshop Those who had completed their sessions were at the restaurant having lunch.  I joined one of the groups and people were taking turns narrating their experience of being a therapist or having experienced past life.  I mentioned that I was not successful in being regressed.  Seema, who was one of the participants, was also sitting with us.  She offered to do a session for me.  The previous day she had regressed one of the participants, who saw herself as a disciple of Pythagoras.  This gave me more confidence in Seema.  We finished lunch quickly and rushed back to the hall.  The regressions were being done in the hall where we had laid down the yoga mats.  There was soft relaxation music being played in the background and the dim lights made it easier for people to feel relaxed.  We had little more than an hour before Venu was to start the wrap up sess