Hangovers. These are repercussions of entire lives. They’ re essentially a past life undigested as the result of things like: loneliness, boredom, hopelessness, meaninglessness, poverty, oppression, despair, jealousy, etc. For example, during a Past Life Regression a woman finds herself as a female in 18 th century South America in an isolated hacienda. Looking back on this life, the overriding impression is one of bareness. The courtyard is bare, the surroundings are bare, the houses are bare, her whole life is bare. The one overpowering feeling is of bareness, dullness, stuffiness, shallowness, emptiness. It’ s a suffocating blanket covering the entire life.
People who have had these existences often suffer from inappropriate and prevailing postulates, ingrained assumptions and negative paradigms. These experiences lead to general feelings about life:“ Everything is dangerous; you’ re never safe”.“ Life sucks”;“ You can’ t win no matter how hard you try”. Hangovers can be identified by the recurrent use of sentences with words like " always," " never," " nobody," " everybody ".
A woman who constantly finds herself in one abusive relationship after another may have led an existence as someone who was forced into a life of prostitution and feels she’ s unworthy of genuine love and affection. Her prevailing postulate may be,“ Nobody will ever love me for who I am. I don’ t deserve love”.
Hangovers and the postulates they bring with them into current lifetimes, whatever they may be, are suffocating and paralyzing energy gluttons – they’ re wet blankets; they’ re dark fogs that make life sombre and unpleasant. They mire people in despair and failure.
The other side of hangovers is the“ boomerang” effect. This is when the present life expresses itself as an opposite of the past one. This is often the case with“ Karmic debt” which can be expressed as the ultimate“ Divine Justice”. This is where Adolph Hitler would be reincarnated as a Jew living in the Gaza Strip or a miserly and cruel millionaire might reincarnate as a bag lady living