It must be noted that a regression is significant to the person who has experienced it ; one lady shared information from what could be described as a mundane, hum drum life, as a housekeeper to a wealthy family in England in the early 1800's. She was nevertheless thrilled, as for her it resonated with some personal aspects of her current life, but most significantly proved to her that she had lived before, and she now longer feared death in her current life - a most liberating feeling for her.
A man who reported of a life in the middle east ( my term ) walking with a man he said was called the Teacher by those who thronged around him. My client said that this Teacher healed people and spoke to them daily. My client told me his own name was John in this life.
It was a remarkable regression because "John " did not deem it necessary to speak too much of himself but did share some beautiful spiritual lessons and insights. My client has since passed over but in his life he was a humble man who did healing for many people.
Another client, a young Indian man ( 20 ) spoke of experiences as a US soldier - radio operator - in Vietnam and described a contact with Viet Cong forces. He used terms like " Huey " ( a helicopter ) , " contact " , " fire fight " , "casevac " ( evacuating wounded men ) , " incoming " ( enemy mortars ) , " laying down fire " ( concentrated gunfire on a target ) , " buddy " ( his friend ), " Charlie " ( Viet Cong ). He described getting back to the forward base and finding that his one buddy who had been casevaced was okay and would live. The next day, out on patrol again, his platoon was fired upon as they were being lifted out by a Huey. He went quiet suddenly and I realised he had been killed. I could get no further information and decided to end the process. His actions in the events described were very courageous , as were those of others with him but none considered them as such. Once the regression was done and he was awake he described the experience as very emotional, although he was quite calm. The very interesting part was that in his current life he had no clue to anything about the Vietnam War.
Another client session which was quite remarkable for reasons I only became aware of quite a while after the regression, was that of a young lady who passed away from a respiratory illness.
She mentioned feeling afraid , and angry with her husband who was older than her ( and therefore should have been wiser, she said ).
I made suggestions to her that perhaps she could forgive him and release the anger as it was not really his fault.
She described her passing over as a " floating into light " ; my client's face was serene as she described this.
My client told me she loved the experience and felt uplifted.
The remarkable aspect is that about a month later I encountered her at a holistic fair and she jokingly said I was going to be cross with her for what she wanted to tell me.
Naturally I was curious and asked her to explain.
She said that on her client form she had not noted that she had suffered from asthma and sinusitis most of her life. I
said with a smile that I would amend the form and not to worry, I wasn't cross. But, she said not to bother as since the regression she had had no symptoms at all of sinusitis or asthma.
Again, months later, I bumped into her at another fair and she reaffirmed that she was fine.
I truly learnt the power of the timeless mind through this regression.
My suggestions of healing and forgiveness had been the catalyst for her releasing the respiratory problems in this life - and also for her applying those lessons in her current life.
Another client did two regressions into the same lifetime where he described being a Viking, marauding in Britain, and finally being killed in battle. He learnt to release anger towards a person in his current life , who was with him in the Viking life and had betrayed him.
