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“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.”

“And we were finally ready to begin the actual regression.  It dawned on me as I lay on the couch in her office, that the preparation was very comprehensive, that she took this work very seriously, and that we were staged for an incredible experience.

As I closed my eyes and began to relax, being fully aware that I was always going to be in charge and feeling confident in my Regression Therapist, I began to enter a light trance state. I could hear her voice as it urged me to engage my imagination – “as imagination and intuition or knowing, are flip sides of the same coin”.  And I began to descend further and further into a very peaceful place – still hearing her voice – still being aware of the other ambient sounds in her office.   Relaxed, safe and open – the best ingredients to my own insights and awareness.

And we began to descend a staircase – a staircase with ten steps.”

“And now, it was time to discuss my questions.  As I would be the individual doing the speaking, there was nothing to hide from the Past Life Regressionist….nothing to worry about sharing that she might feed back to me as with a less-than-credible psychic.  In this situation, the more she understood at a high level about my questions and the reason I was asking them, the better she could frame the questions once we connected with my Spirit Guide.

Without further delay, we were ready to begin the regression.  As I mentioned earlier, her office was very comfortable with a couch, indirect lighting, and soft music playing.  She indicated that it was time to become comfortable and recommended I recline on the sofa, setting pillows appropriately so I would be as relaxed as possible.  She dimmed the lights, leaving a reading light for herself, and we both settled in for an amazing experience.”

“I arrived at the Past Life Regression Guide’s office.  I was amazed to find it in a corporate office building.  It was lovely, well appointed, and quite relaxing.  I don’t know what I had thought I would find – and this was not it.  If she had her office in a corporate type building, was this process I was about to experience a bit more grounded that I had thought?

And the interview began.  The Guide/Therapist began by telling me a bit more about herself.  She took this approach to build rapport and to help me relax and realize I was about to be guided into a very unusual experience by someone who is well grounded, very experienced, and who had, much earlier in her own lifetime, been in my own shoes.

And so, she began gathering information about me to assist her in the process.  This data gathering took about ten minutes due to the time we had spent on the phone earlier.  With each minute I became more comfortable and hopeful.”

“When I came home the next evening, I immediately engaged my TiVo to watch the Oprah show that I had recorded.  And I was fascinated – by the process, by the discussion, and by the one guest who had been personally regressed and the issues he addressed while under regression.  This was amazing stuff and I began to understand why my friend had remained so excited. 

With this further information I completed writing up my questions and began to wonder what scenes would occur when I was regressed….how would I appear?  What “lifetime” might be shown that would relate to my current life?  Suffice it to say I was more than a bit excited about the upcoming meeting with the individual I had now come to know as “My” Past Life Regression Guide and Coach.” 

Note:  In Past Life Regression Therapy scenes of what appear to be a lifetime typically appear.  One can either believe in reincarnation and own these scenes as from one of their own lifetimes; OR, one can simply believe that Spirit teaches us in formats that we understand,  that one of those formats is scenes from a life, and that this is a format each of us can more easily apply to our current lifetime.

“I continued thinking about my questions.  What did I really want to know – and what did I not want to learn.  I was amazed that there were some things that I simply did not want to be made aware of – things about my life that I would just as soon not review in any depth at all.  Would these things come up?  Would they be addressed anyway?  I was beginning to see how this seemingly inconsequential experience might just be life changing for me.

As I was pondering these thoughts, my phone rang.  One of my friends from the tea shop who knew I was contemplating having this experience called to let me know that Oprah was going to have Dr. Brian Weiss on her show the next day…and the subject would be Past Life Regression.  I thanked my friend and immediately set my TiVo to record the session – whatever Oprah with Dr. Weiss had to say would provide more information than I had at this time.”

“It sounded so easy – simply make a list of the questions I have about my life – a notation of the issues I am facing.  Boy was I glad the Past Life Regression Guide had asked me to do this in advance.  For me, this exercise was not as easy as I thought.

I began by noting the various elements of my life that I was simply not pleased with – those things in my life that I would like to change.  The time I was spending thinking about and actually creating the list was bringing some clarity to my life – to why I was not pleased.  This exercise alone was worthwhile for me.  I was getting excited and anxious in direct proportion.  What if I could actually spend two hours and gain some clarity and peace about my life…..what if….”