Past life regression

[Loutwo]

I recently underwent a past life regression therapy session, privately arranged through a friend. It was one of the most cleansing, amazing experiences I?ve had in many years. I was told about it via a spiritualist church I regularly attend for other forms of therapy including healing and meditation.

I know this forum has a lot of sceptics, but I can not recommend this enough. If you are suffering from physical or mental problems or even just feeling a bit under the weather, this sort of therapy can help with anxiety, pain, sleep issues and grief. Would anyone let go share their past life regression stories with the forum? Through exploration of my deeper consciousness I found out I was a Victorian dressmaker who lived in a small coastal town. The experience was so vivid that when I awoke I almost felt like I could still see the people whos clothing I had made and helped repair in my regression session. Since the experience, I have become quite calm and sleep has been getting back on track.

Louisa.

[TheArtfulDogger]

I knew you

You used to be Louisa in a previous life 🤔🙄

[diable rouge]

I'm glad to hear that you've sought help as it was quite clear recently that you were slipping back into old Forum ways. Do your dressmaking skills extend to inside leg measurements? I only ask as I need to give accurate info to an online suit-making company and would appreciate your hands-on expertise...

[Loutwo]

Unfortunately I am probably the least handy person in the world when it comes to haberdashery related issues. Possibly because in my previous life I successfully mastered that particular thing? I find it fascinating that each life we have influences the next stage of our many layers of existence.

Louisa.

[Peckhampam]

I'm not sceptical. I merely say hogwash

[nxjen]

I?m not sceptical but I find the life I have at the moment sufficient enough than to want to investigate any other lives I may or may not have had in the past. I do wonder though if the hypnosis I assume you underwent for the regression may have relaxed you to such an extent to account for your calmness and better sleep you are experiencing now?

[JohnL]

Everybody that regresses has a really exciting life (my mother told me she was a Persian warrior or some such).

Bet I'd end up being a peasant eating turnips and getting drunk on cheap mead.

[Loutwo]

My sleep and calm nature are almost certainly (in part at least) related to this session. I was once told my a spirit medium friend that I was a relatively old soul and had probably gone through various stages of existence. The purpose of this therapy varies from person to person, but ultimately the end goal is quite successful. Most of us will be unaware of our inherited traits in this life, which are often attributable to either lessons learnt or lessons yet to be learnt, in this life.

I certainly would recommend it to anyone not fully in a good place reading this. A big eye opener.

Louisa.

[dbboy]

Louisa, if it helps you that is great. Keep smiling and posting here to brighten up everyone's day's.

[uncleglen]

Beware of false memories!

[????]

I did this. I used to be a wind up merchant on local forums :)

[Seabag]

???? Wrote:

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> I did this. I used to be a wind up merchant on

> local forums :)

Bloody hell, I?m hallucinating

😘

[Loutwo]

???? Wrote:

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> I did this. I used to be a wind up merchant on

> local forums :)

Well I?m glad I brought quids out of retirement for a one off gig.

And people say I contribute nothing to this forum? Meh.

Louisa.

[NewWave]

Loutwo Wrote:

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> My sleep and calm nature are almost certainly (in

> part at least) related to this session. I was once

> told my a spirit medium friend that I was a

> relatively old soul and had probably gone through

> various stages of existence. The purpose of this

> therapy varies from person to person, but

> ultimately the end goal is quite successful. Most

> of us will be unaware of our inherited traits in

> this life, which are often attributable to either

> lessons learnt or lessons yet to be learnt, in

> this life.

>

> I certainly would recommend it to anyone not fully

> in a good place reading this. A big eye opener.

>

> Louisa.

I really believe in this, and at a really low point in my life I used to attend a spiritualist church in Notting hill where I lived at the time, I went not in order to connect with spirit myself but because there was a really beautiful peaceful loving energy there and it was comforting for me to see others find peace through connecting with lost loved ones.

When I was diagnosed with a potentially life threatening illness some years ago after I received my diagnosis I went to the church and attended some of their donation only healing sessions.

The ladies there were angels and helped me so much out of pure goodness and I firmly believe they helped with my recovery.

There will always be sceptics but I know the kindness and love I felt in that church exceeded that I've felt in the churches of other 'conventional' religions.

I wish I knew a spiritualist church locally because I would love to go back and Notting Hill is too far for me to attend in the evening and get home at a decent hour.

Louisa-where is our nearest one and can we get there on public transport?

[Loutwo]

NewWave, there are numerous Spirtualist Churches nearby, but without a doubt, my favourite is the one near Eltham train station. A lovely bunch of people, so friendly and kind, and as you say extremely supportive and community minded. You?ll never want for a helping hand again, or feel isolated or lonely once you?ve met these beautiful people.

Easily accessible by direct train links from PR station, takes about 15/20 minutes. Or if you?re driving roughly the same again. They do open circles during the week, along with private readings, meditation and a Sunday service with a guest medium. Please PM me and I?ll forward the churches website with events diary to you.

Louisa.

[JohnL]

uncleglen Wrote:

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> Beware of false memories!

It's harmless Unc - My mother attended the Swansea Spiritualist Center for years (as well as sometimes the Swansea Psychic Center) and it made her happy.

It wasn't about money either the most she ever donated was our old piano and she asked me first :)

[maxxi]

Quids is contractually obliged to appear every time the ? suffers a dip. I fear the alter-ego ???? may be waiting in the wings...

[NewWave]

Loutwo Wrote:

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> NewWave, there are numerous Spirtualist Churches

> nearby, but without a doubt, my favourite is the

> one near Eltham train station. A lovely bunch of

> people, so friendly and kind, and as you say

> extremely supportive and community minded. You?ll

> never want for a helping hand again, or feel

> isolated or lonely once you?ve met these beautiful

> people.

>

> Easily accessible by direct train links from PR

> station, takes about 15/20 minutes. Or if you?re

> driving roughly the same again. They do open

> circles during the week, along with private

> readings, meditation and a Sunday service with a

> guest medium. Please PM me and I?ll forward the

> churches website with events diary to you.

>

> Louisa.

Dear Louisa, Thank you for your Kind offer.

Eltham still seems a bit far for me to get to (I'm way down near the Horseman Museum) Seeing your post has made me decide to look into where the various Churches are especially if theres one I can get to easily twixt work or home.

[Captain Marvel]

Much on at the Horseman Museum?

[Sue]

Captain Marvel Wrote:

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> Much on at the Horseman Museum?

Neigh