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“So I headed home with the draft of my plan in my possession and more than a few reservations.  Was I enough to accomplish this?  What type of Spiritual Guidance would I receive?  Was I really intended to be a change maker and leave the “village” and strike off on my own?  And what if I did not find that wonderful valley – what if, in real life, I was unsuccessful?

As all of these thoughts crossed my mind, I realized that I did, indeed, want to pursue this dream of mine.  That, given our plan as it was, I did not need to make any significant decisions for quite a few months as I became more educated and aware of what this new life might look like.  With these thoughts and a plan that was in excess of 18 months long, I realized it would benefit me to have a talisman as a continual reminder of where I was headed and for support along the way.

A talisman….what might I choose as this reminder?  It had to be inconspicuous (I was not ready to share my plan with more than a couple of my close friends); it had to be easy to have with me; and I had to like having it in my possession.”

“And each step of the way,  my Regression Therapist turned Life Coach confired with my lsit of concerns and challenges to ensure we had covered them all in each category.  As the plan unfolded, I began to see why I had not taken this course any earlier and why many of my friends and fellow colleagues would not take it.  Without the information from the Past Life Regression and what I felt was a commitment from my Spirit Self, I would not be willing to make changes this massive.

And finally, we designed the action plan with timeline.  We completed this in a basic excel spread sheet so I could track my progress and see where I was getting myself off base. 

The next step was to simply begin the plan as designed.  And yes, somehow I felt something was missing – something that would carry me through the days when this plan and the actions I was committing too were just too overwhelming.”

“With these items of concern on sticky notes, we began to create what my Regression Therapist called a “mind map” of the areas that needed to be addressed in my plan.  This “mind map” was a way to visually see all of the elements and understand their interconnectedness.

Next, we determined what I needed to learn or obtain prior to launching this new career.  This included information on starting and running a business,  both legally and financially; classes and certifications I needed for this new endeavor; an appointment with my financial planner to determine where my resources were; a session with an individual to assist me in writing my business plan; a connection with a web designer and web marketer (and some adult education classes for me to ensure I knew at least the basics about small business technology; and finally an analysis of what I desired to complete in my current job to feel as good about leaving as possible.

Wow – I had a lot to do and a lot to learn.  And with each area we covered, the lsit grew.  Who knew this would be so expansive?”

“Formulating the plan was not as difficult as I expected.  My Regression Therapist had a background in “life change” and was a Certified Life Coach.  Those two elements of her background served me well as we began to build the plan.

As we started, she questioned me as to what my reservations and concerns might be on making the life changes the information from the past life regression indicated would be beneficial.  And, as I had been contemplating how life would be different I was more than happy to share my concerns and perceptions of challenge. 

I was so happy she had started by asking that question.  I had been envisioning what might happen if this change was not successful.  Having the opportunity to share those concerns and  make a place for them in my plan was most reassuring.”

“As we had established, I arrived to meet with my Past Life Regression Therapist.  As she is also a Life Coach, and merges the two modalities together, I felt very comfortable meeting with her to integrate the information provided me in my past life regression.

She began by asking me if I had listened to the recording of my regression and, if so, what my impressions were?  Her next question was to find out if any further insights or thoughts had “come in” in regards to the subject matter dealt with in the regression.

After we had discussed my answers to her two questions, we began to formulate a plan of action.”

“Three evenings later, I sat at home and listened to my own voice as it provided with me insights and understandings about my life.  I saw and felt again all that had not been spoken.  And I knew what I needed to do. 

My primary question was about how to live my life.  The answer was clear.  I could stay in the life I was currently living and witness the erosion of the “tribe” and the “herds” OR I could strike out on my own and find my wonderful green valley.  I decided to set a plan in place to make these changes in my life.

I also understood the challenges I was having in trying to hold on to a number of people in my life and saw the positive impact to both those individuals and myself if we would each go our separate way – with no hard feelings or scathing comments.  This was a bit harder for me to decide how to handle as these individuals had been a significant part of my life for quite some time – and I knew the information was correct.  So, wanting more guidance, called my Regression Therapist, who, as a Life Coach, might be able to assist me in developing my plan for the future.”

And we completed the session.  And my Past Life Regression Guide advised me that insights and understandings would most likely continue to occur as I engaged in my daily life.  She recommended I feel the feelings and engage with the information as it floated into my awareness.

She also indicated that she would forward me a copy of the recording of my session – with my own voice providing the answers – within the next day or two and recommended I listen to the recording at least once within the next week.

She then provided me with a simply process to connect and apply any and all of the information to my daily life and offered to be a support system during this application.”

As I sat there reflecting, I realized the beauty and the message of the past life scenes I had experienced….how I was often “out of step” with my peers and how I had a knowing that staying where I was would lead to a less than bountiful life.  I continued to be amazed as the conciseness of these scenes as they related to the life I was living at present.

Then, I reflected upon the insights and information provided by “The Wise One”.  I understood why I was not in a romantic relationship and what I might to do change that scenario.  I understood why I had surrounded myself with some of my business cohorts and family members – what I had determined to learn from having them in my life. 

And finally, I understood my connection to the Spirit World and to my Spirit Guide.  “The Wise One” had shared with me how I might connect with him more frequently through meditation in the mountains.

This information was nearly overwhelming – nearly too powerful for words.”

“As I sat there, in the twilight of the trance, my Past Life Regression Therapist began sharing with me some of the information I had verbalized while in trance.  In this sharing, she focused upon the information that had been provided to the questions I had noted as being the most important.

And again, Wow!  The information was very telling and helped me understand the options available in my life.  And the awareness’s that remained further assisted me in understanding the most likely outcome for each option.

How was it that so much information had been shared in so many ways in such a short time?  This process was truly magical and empowering.

And so I began to share the understandings I now had and the changes I might make to my life from these understandings.”

“Wow – what had happened?  I felt like I had been lying on the couch relaxed for perhaps fifteen minutes – not over an hour.  With this thought, my Past Life Regression Guide asked me to share with her the most important elements of the regression.  It sounded so simple – yet, the experience had been so rich I had no idea where to start.

As I continued to sit and re-assimilate myself to the room and the present moment, I realized just how much had occurred.  Further, I realized that much of the information I had gleaned had not been something I could verbalize – rather they were the feelings and the awareness’s that still remained in my body. 

I felt a bit silly – sitting on her couch – with a bottle of water – and too many thoughts rattling about my head.  Where was I to begin?”