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Frequent asked questions on Past Life Regression Therapy

This post deals with some of the frequently asked questions on past life regression and hypnosis.  The post is updated regularly based on questions that are sent to me.  So you can keep coming back to this to check out answers for new questions that you may have.  Feel free to also post your questions in the comments section. I am pausing here to answer some of the questions that many of you may have with regard to PLRT.  Some of you have tried to reach out to me with questions on my personal number.  The questions have been very valid and I think many of them would probably have the same questions.  I have tried to capture the frequently asked questions here.  The answers to these are based on my experience, my clients' experiences and what I have learnt from the books on this subject. PLRT uses hypnosis.  Hypnosis can be dangerous as it allows the therapist to control the mind of the client.  The client may be forced to do things ag...

Value of 'Mother' - Part 2

This post in continuation of the post "Value of Mother - Part 1".  It is about a person who had lost his mother when he was about 8 years old and always had the question bothering him as to why his mother left him so early in life.  Suggest you read part 1 before reading this. I intended to post this few days later, but there have been lot of messages asking for part 2.  So, here it is. It was about 11 months since Mahesh had been through his first and only session of PLR.  He called me in the month of December 2019 to ask if he can come over for a second session.  He wanted to go through the session in order to find the answers for the unresolved questions that bothered him.  I could remember his earlier session very well and was also excited and looking forward to solve the questions that we both had.  The fact that he was someone who could go into trance very quickly was something that excited me.  He came over in the first week of th...

Value of "Mother" - Part 1

This post is about a PLR therapy session of a person who had lost his mother early in life.  Having good parents to guide us in our life is a privilege that we children take for granted.  The sacrifices that they make for us (their children) definitely entitle them to time, love and affection in their old age.  I hope this session is an eye opener for all the children who take their parents for granted. Mahesh (name changed), a computer engineer, in his early thirties, reached out to me in January, 2019.  He had heard about me having learnt the PLR therapy and wanted to undergo a session to address some of the issues he was having.  It was initial days for me as a PLR therapist and I was not sure if I could handle all the questions that may come from someone with a science background.  I asked him to meditate for at least a month before we could have the session.  After a month, he called again to say he has been meditating regularly and is keen t...

My journey to becoming a past life regression therapist - Final Part 7 (Importance of Charity; certification as therapist)

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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 frien...