Frequently Asked Questions

Is Past Life Regression Safe?

Absolutely. There aren't any negative side effects of PLR and there isn't anything that can go wrong. Nothing foreign to a person's soul will be able to interfere with a session. Someone might experience resistance due to their ego's desire for control, but even if elements of trauma begin to surface the souls desire for healing is stronger than habits of self-sabotage, and I'm trained to assist and facilitate that healing.

What if difficult emotions come to the surface and I get triggered by them?

Past Life Regression always assists in the healing process of the emotional body. Any pains and difficult memories that come to the surface always to so in the context of a present healing and in a progressive direction. It's possible that tears show up as part of a release but you'll always be in a safe accepting environment free from judgement, and with personal boundaries in place for your benefit.

I feel like I'll have difficulty regressing, what if I'm not able to?

It's a commitment in itself to decide to do a session, and as a guide in the unfolding of your life's path, the subconscious is on board with what you recognize to be of benefit for your journey. People sometimes experience resistance, but it's a choice to embrace the regression and acknowledge it consciously. I take you there. All you have to do it be present to it.

Does everybody who does a regression experience a past life?

Usually. Sometimes people regress events in their current lifetime because they have things they want (or are guided) to work through to be able to acknowledge and process before making themselves available to other opportunities provided by PLR.

Is the life I'm regressing really mine?

What you remember in ordinary life is related to where you've placed your intention. This holds true for memories gained in past lives as well. In earlier times there was less contemplation of the ordinary person's individuality and so people would often contemplate their individual soul's existence more on an emotional level, based on the impressions gained from experience. The field of memory that envelops a person experiencing a regression might have a collective quality to it, but you're guided to zone in on what you need in the context of self-knowledge. Emotional clarity is always expresses itself in forms of self-consciousness.

A Brief Overview of Past Life Regression

As a therapeutic modality, Past Life Regression emerged unexpectedly within the realm of traditional psychotherapy when in 1980 a patient of Dr. Brian Weiss' made reference to past life experiences while in hypnosis. Dr. Weiss, a skeptic at the time, investigated further and his sessions with this patient resulted in the book Many Lives Many Masters (1988) in which he relays information on the nature of life, death and evolution which presented in sessions, and makes personal reflections for the benefit of the reader. Through his training as a psychotherapist and hypnotherapist, Dr. Weiss developed a method specifically for Past Life Regression and he continues to teach his methods to this day.

Deborah Skye, founder of the Soul Therapy School®, experienced past lives and parallel realities from a young age and later trained with Brian Weiss, Dolores Cannon and others. Her high level of awareness of the spiritual realities people experience on an ongoing basis allowed for her to develop her own method, which is the method I'm trained in, and she continues to guide my practice today.