RESEARCH INTO PAST LIVES (REINCARNATION)
My Journey into Past Life Research |
The Past, the Present, and the Future...
and how it is all connected... |
It is not more surprising to be born twice than once," Voltaire famously said and added: "everything in nature is resurrection."
Philosophically, I never had a problem with the idea of reincarnation. In fact, it seemed to be the only religious-spiritual concept which could explain all our experiences in a satisfactory way, especially some of the most burning questions:
- Why are some of us born talented, healthy, and loved - while others come with burdens?
- Why do we sometimes feel we know certain people on a level deeper than we can explain?
- What is the greater meaning of it all? What is the purpose of our life?
I also seemed to have an inherent understanding about the continuity of life: as a baby, I remember thinking quite the same way as I do now. Having been aware of my individual existence even before I could speak or walk, I always had some memory that I came here from somewhere else...
Still, I would have never thought that one day the idea of reincarnation would become so intriguing that I'd dedicate a major part of my research and therapeutic work to it. But so it happened: memories began to emerge sponteneously for myself as well as for my hypnotherapy clients. As they did and we began to work with them, the present began to change and we gained new insights about the possible future directions.
Intellectually, I found that working with reincarnational material can be as infuriating as much as it is intriguing. That is mainly because our current science lacks a suitable theoretical background and methodology for such an investigation. Along with my practical work, I therefore began to work out a new paradigm that will enable a more academic approach to the topic.
Meanwhile, the impact past life work had on my clients and myself is remarkable. It is like finding dots in a coordinate system, which show our past, our present but also our future. Connecting these dots mean that we can see the direction of our individual evolution. Those who have engaged in a series (usually 10-12) of past life regression sessions, which also include an inquiry into the present and the future, have a deeper understanding of who they are, why they are here, and where they are going. Life itself changes as a result, often in powerful, unexpected ways.
Philosophically, I never had a problem with the idea of reincarnation. In fact, it seemed to be the only religious-spiritual concept which could explain all our experiences in a satisfactory way, especially some of the most burning questions:
- Why are some of us born talented, healthy, and loved - while others come with burdens?
- Why do we sometimes feel we know certain people on a level deeper than we can explain?
- What is the greater meaning of it all? What is the purpose of our life?
I also seemed to have an inherent understanding about the continuity of life: as a baby, I remember thinking quite the same way as I do now. Having been aware of my individual existence even before I could speak or walk, I always had some memory that I came here from somewhere else...
Still, I would have never thought that one day the idea of reincarnation would become so intriguing that I'd dedicate a major part of my research and therapeutic work to it. But so it happened: memories began to emerge sponteneously for myself as well as for my hypnotherapy clients. As they did and we began to work with them, the present began to change and we gained new insights about the possible future directions.
Intellectually, I found that working with reincarnational material can be as infuriating as much as it is intriguing. That is mainly because our current science lacks a suitable theoretical background and methodology for such an investigation. Along with my practical work, I therefore began to work out a new paradigm that will enable a more academic approach to the topic.
Meanwhile, the impact past life work had on my clients and myself is remarkable. It is like finding dots in a coordinate system, which show our past, our present but also our future. Connecting these dots mean that we can see the direction of our individual evolution. Those who have engaged in a series (usually 10-12) of past life regression sessions, which also include an inquiry into the present and the future, have a deeper understanding of who they are, why they are here, and where they are going. Life itself changes as a result, often in powerful, unexpected ways.
Here on the website... you can find information about:
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- my research project into past lives,
- sessions you can participate in, and - our explorer group you may join (free). Further you can find some - background on the theory of reincarnational therapy, - links to my papers, as well as - a literature list on the topic. |
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