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Regression therapy is a process used for tapping into your mind to uncover past issues through hynotherapy, guided meditation, or visualization. The intention is to unlock patterns from past experiences and memories from our childhood and past lives are creating problems for analysis. After the reasons behind struggles have surfaced the therapist will enable the clients with tools for reaching reasonable degrees of acceptance and forgiveness for past actions and ultimately assist them in moving forward in life in a healthier fashion.

Everything we experience contains a certain amount of emotions, positive or negative. The greater the emotion the more it affects the physical systems. Love and fear are the two basic emotions. Love always affects the physical systems in a positive way. Fear is basic to the negative emotions of anger, guilt, resentment, hate and other negative expressions that offend the physical systems.

Hypnotic regression shows that these emotions and a personality are present at birth. Reinforcement and/or change of the personality and emotions occur with conscious experience to become sub-conscious imprints in the new physical systems. Most emotions are re-experienced and/or reinforced by the average age of five. It appears that once a negative emotion is expressed enough to imprint the sub-conscious it becomes the basic cause of the physical deficiency that occurs later in life. The extent of these physical deficiencies are compatible to the intensity and/or accumulation of the emotion. Even though these negative emotional imprints can cause physical deficiencies at any time following an experience there appears to be an average of ten years from the first emotional imprint before the physical systems are severely damaged.

Every negative emotion, if not resolved within a reasonable period of time, will damage the physical systems that relate to the connecting emotion. Anger seems to cause headaches and migraines. Fear and insecurity cause chest and heart problems. Feet and leg problems relate to restrictions and lack of support. Knee and hip problems will also relate to a lack of support. Resentment offends the lower back, hips and other body systems expressing the condition we identify as arthritis. The upper back and neck problems indicate that the individual resents too much work or responsibility. Guilt and shame associate with psoriasis and other skin problems and when connected with fear and betrayal will offend the reproduction system. Aids and Herpes connect to the emotion of sexual betrayal. Every physical disorder is connected to a negative emotion or combination of emotions. The stress factor or intensity of the emotion determines the amount of damage to the physical systems. Emotional cancers are rage. Diabetes is rejection. Multiple Sclerosis is from an intense emotional stress causing damage to the nerve systems. Other physical disorders all have connections to negative emotional experiences. As long as these negative emotions are present the physical systems are being restricted from their normal function. In the absence of these negative emotions the physical systems can be improved or corrected.

The process for the recovery of the offended systems is to first identify the origin of the physical damage and then to identify the connecting emotion. The next step is to determine the origin of the connecting emotion. When the origin of the emotion is determined the individual is directed to re-live the experience. But this time, recognize that there was an instant of choice in relating to the experience by either a positive, negative, or indifferent response. Then choose to reconstruct the experience with a positive emotion. When the original negative emotional imprint is changed all of the following experiences that connect to the original negative emotion have to re-evaluated and reconstructed. This is done by using the imagination to create a different reality to the experience at the sub-conscious level of the experience.

Regression therapy can unfold mysteries hidden deep within our childhoods and can also help past life memories surface for anyone interested in the possibility of reincarnation.

Past life regression therapy, (also known as “past life therapy,” or “regression therapy”), is based upon the premise that we are eternal beings who carry forward learning and experiences from one human lifetime to another.  As eternal souls, we experience physical life on Earth in a series of human bodies/personalities.  On a soul level, we choose each life as a means of learning the lessons we have set out for ourselves.  Of course, some people believe we only live one human lifetime.  In this case, the stories elicited by this therapeutic approach serve as marvelous symbolic metaphors for the issues and situations being faced in the present time.  Whether uncovering “real” past lives or not, the approach has helped many people resolve issues and get past stuck points that were resistant to other approaches.  In addition, it’s a fascinating way to experience other aspects of your self and personality.
Past Life Therapy provides a client access to fully knowing who they are, what drives them internally, and what they are unconsciously searching to complete and understand about themselves or others.  This happens while also resurfacing and resolving the source of present-life ailments.  PLT sessions are client-centered with the client revealing and "spiritually completing" unresolved, past experiences with guidance from a highly skilled clinical past life therapist.  Note: Regression into past-lifetimes isn't as complicated as it may seem.  It's the method a past life therapist implements to resolve issues once regressed into past experiences that achieves therapeutic, long-term results and separates "past life regression" from clinical past life therapy.
Of course, not all problems and issues are rooted in experiences from prior lifetimes. It is important to distinguish when we have a current life issue that needs to be addressed through other means. Some of the more significant areas in which past life therapy has traditionally been used are:

• Troubling behavior and attitude patterns that have persisted over time, despite attempts to change
• Relationship dynamics that seem to have a life of their own (intense attraction/aversion to another person, deep-seated issues that defy resolution)
• Phobias – intense fears, such as fear of heights or fear of water, that seem unconnected to an experience in the current life
• Some chronic physical ailments, sensations and pains
• Dominant attitudes or emotions that seem to persist throughout your life

There are some newer areas in which past life therapy is being applied as well, that are quite exciting and rewarding. Rather than going after traumatic or troubling memories, they focus on positive experiences. These areas include:

• Accessing strengths and accomplishments from prior lifetimes that can be brought forward to increase confidence and effectiveness in the present
• Re-experiencing a happy, successful lifetime; this can bring a sense of balance and peace when undergoing difficult times, fortifying us to work through our temporary difficulties Clarifying direction and life purpose by viewing one’s blueprint for this lifetime
• Finding prior lifetimes shared with current loved ones, bringing a great sense of reassurance that we are indeed never parted from those we love Accessing the wisdom, peace and guidance that is available from the "interlife," (spiritual realms between lifetimes) where our higher mind and/or guiding ones can assess our progress and give direction to us for our current lifetime
• Strengthening the clarity of the spiritual nature of our existence.

Note:  In compliance with federal and state laws, Past Life Therapy is considered alternative/holistic therapy. PLTC does not provide medical advice or medical services and cannot claim to diagnose, treat, prevent or cure diseases.

• How many PLT sessions are necessary?

Therapy sessions can be likened to beads on a necklace.  For some people there are only a few beads (e.g. confusing incidents/emotionally charged events/traumas etc.) on one's necklace that needs to be dealt with, while for others, there may be numerous issues to address.  Sometimes a client only has to work the key/root experiences as they surface and any similar Unresolved Past Experiences (UPE) will also resolve since they are associated with the same experience or pattern.

The number of sessions necessary to reach full resolution varies by client and their short or long term goals they want to achieve. Although Past Life Therapy provides an efficient, thorough process since it accesses the past-life root of current issues, it is a clinical process and it requires a degree of commitment.  PLT sessions can be structured weekly, bi-weekly, monthly, or as half/full-day intensives.  

• Why is it important to re-experience and resolve Unresolved Past Experiences (UPE)?

Unresolved Past Experiences (UPE) can include any emotionally charged, traumatic, or unconscious event that may have misled or altered a person's belief system. This survival-based, unconscious or false logic rooted and programmed during a past-life trauma can be detrimental to encouraging present day well-being.  UPE is often reinforced with similar current-life experiences attracted unconsciously until resolved.

For example, traumas from previous lifetimes often result in shock and confusion that carry over to one's current and future lifetimes via cellular/soul memory.  Any mental blocks or false logic unconsciously recorded at the time of an unconscious event can be released and resolved in therapy.  On an unconscious level, a person often attracts similar circumstances from their past-life in order to restimulate the trauma and shock.  This is in order to resolve or complete the experience. For example, an altercation can escalate to life-threatening when it triggers an unresolved, survival-based experience from a past-life battlefield, or frequent car accidents reactivate feelings of shock, or a fall/incident recreates injuries similar to one's experienced in a past-life trauma.
With Past Life Therapy, one can finish unresolved experiences.  The destructive, unconscious programming from one's past can be "deprogrammed or released," not forgotten or erased. It's a matter of resolving a crucial experience that has been hindering a person's evolution and developing closure with it.

It should be noted that UPE, or traumas, include prenatal-birth experiences, and any surgeries, since unconscious programming is being conducted by parents, doctors and other caregivers whether inadvertently or intentionally; the unconscious mind does not discriminate, it simply records.  Subconscious/unconscious messages or dialogue interpreted as commands, are being recorded and reinforced during these events when one is medicated or "unconscious."