kinsa ninyo naka try ug past life regression?

[regnauld]

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xerox a book? ill opt out on that sir

Ok that would be great!

[tophat]

hello. have you read Graham Hancock's The Sign and The Seal book?

hellblazer, that is another interesting read. there are real ethiopians i talked to during one of my travels who attest to the belief that the ark is actually in their country. That book is a very well researched tome, and somewhat convincing.

[Hellblazer 2.1]

hellblazer, that is another interesting read. there are real ethiopians i talked to during one of my travels who attest to the belief that the ark is actually in their country. That book is a very well researched tome, and somewhat convincing.

yes sir, i agree with you that it's very interesting.

if we are to go back to the topic, may i ask what past life impression were you thinking about yourself? i mean, who did you think you were in your past life?

[tophat]

yes sir, i agree with you that it's very interesting.

if we are to go back to the topic, may i ask what past life impression were you thinking about yourself? i mean, who did you think you were in your past life?

past life regression is a psychotherapy tool. i do not think it has anything to do with impressions. because impressions are products of the conscious self. in a past life regression, one tries to open those deep memories of the subconscious.

it so happens that i do believe in past lives. it is my hope to find out the reasons of the challenges in my current life.

who i think i was? i wont be surprised to find out i had been someone in the arts, music, technical, religion, philosophy or even the military. i wont be surprised to find out i have had many reincarnations already considering the facility with which i deal in those subjects. meaning i am already familiar with them before this lifetime.

there is always a lesson in all these. as edgar cayce said in one of his readings, we reap what we sow. this life is just meeting self.

but i have not been successful in my own sessions using the audio file in guided regression by dr. brian weiss.