Healing and Hypnotherapy Volume 2, Issue 10, 1 April 2018 | Page 10

A Case Study in Past Life Therapy
(Part 1)
For several decades now an increasing number of therapists have found
that a host of human ills are treatable through past-life regression. The list
includes eating disorders, alcoholism, drug addiction, allergies, asthma,
depression,
fears,
phobias,
obsessive/compulsive
disorders,
psychosomatic pain, relationship problems, sexual dysfunctions, even
financial issues … the list goes on and on.
Reduced to its basic fundamentals, Past Life Therapy is predicated on
uncovering and in some cases healing the past to change the present. It is
based on the theory that our character today represents a culmination of all
the experiences we’ve had over numerous lifetimes. These past life events
affect many aspects of our behavior and, in some instances, deeply
emotional or physical traumas can cause psychological or physical
problems which, may resist cure through conventional medical or
psychological treatment. Past life therapy can release the effect of these
repressed thoughts, events, emotions or situations and bring about a
beneficial change.
Certainly, in my own practice, I’ve seen some dramatic improvements in
physical and mental well-being. Phobias dissolve, chronic diseases
ameliorate and even disappear, emotional disturbances heal, relationships
improve, and financial situations get markedly better. And here’s the critical
thing – it doesn’t have to be dramatic or traumatic either. Many people
simply feel better able to handle their present life. They feel like an
oppressive cloud has been lifted. The sense of something suddenly clicking
into place, of understanding the previously inexplicable, can throw light on
many of our day-to-day feelings.