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“My Regression Therapist asked me how the door opened, as it had no knob.  I shared with her that all I had to do was push upon the door to open it.  She then directed me to open the door, step through the door, close the door behind me and speak the word “closed”.

I did so, and as I closed the door behind me, I became aware of being in a very different time and place and body.  This sudden shift in reality did not concern me due to the information my Past Life Regression Therapist had shared with me before I began the experience. 

As I was directed, I shared the fact that it was daytime; I was with my “tribe”; we were outside in a large valley; I was dressed in moccasins, leggings with no shirt or covering on my chest; and that I was a young Indian male with long dark brown hair and a well formed body.” 

And I found myself amazed at how comfortable that description felt – how unconcerned I was about being or a different sex or origin or time and place.  And my anticipation and excitement mounted!”

“In following the guidance I was given and describing the door as I stood in front of it in this Past Life Regression, I realized I was speaking in a clear, uniform manner.  This rather surprised me as I did not expect to actually be the able to speak.  As I heard myself speaking about what I was seeing, which I expected, I noticed I was also speaking quite easily about what I was sensing and feeling.

This regression experience was tapping into all of my sense.  I found the experience so rich with all of my senses engaged and communicating in a manner that I did not remember happening in my day to day living.  This was truly an amazing experience thus far – and we had not even gotten to the past life.”

“As I stood before the door that had drawn my attention, My Regression Therapist asked that I tell her about the door, what it looked like, was made of, felt, anything that I could report about the door.  And so I did.

My door was very tall.  It was like several others of the doors in the “Hall” except that it seemed to exude a certain energy that was very calming and peaceful.  I think that is why I was so drawn to the door.  It was made of wood – a rich dark brown wood  - and felt cool to the touch.  The door was made with pieces of wood that formed a beautiful pattern.  I ran my hand over this pattern and the metal pieces which also made up the door.  It was a very tactile experience.   And then I realized there was no door handle.

“Upon reaching the bottom of this very special staircase, I found myself in what my Regression Therapist called the Hall of Wisdom.  This hall had many doors and openings.  My Regression Therapist advised me in advance that this “Hall” looked different depending upon the individual being regressed.

For me, the “Hall” was comprised of stone, felt very old, and had a great deal of doors along its walls.   My Regression Therapist guided me to be drawn to a particular door or opening.  I was to survey the “Hall” to see what door or opening seemed to beacon to me….to draw me near.  Once I had found such, I was to let my Regression Therapist know by raising a finger of my right hand.

As I wandered along this “Hall”, I saw many doors of many different varieties.  And, as predicted, one door drew my attention more than any of the others.  I stopped in front of this door and raised a finger on my right hand.”

“As I began to shift from conscious imagination to intuition, the staircase changed from a metaphor to a staircase of my imagination – of my intuition – of my knowing.  A staircase that would take me to the place I could begin my special journey into the land of Spirit.  And with each step I relaxed more and more and became less and less aware of the room or the couch on which I reclined and even of the words of my past life regression therapist.  I began to enter my own spiritual realm and to connect with a part of me that I had not connected with for a long, long time.

We continued to descend toward the bottom of the ten steps of this very special staircase. In our descent, I noticed that I was becoming very relaxed and confident in this regression process.  I remained totally in control and in knowing – a wonderful combination.”