Healing and Hypnotherapy Volume 2, Issue 4 October 2017 | Página 5

As an example, in the case
of our Colorado fur trapper friend,
his upper back pain began during
his mid-thirties in this lifetime
when he was betrayed by a
business associate – “stabbed in
the back”, so to speak. During his
Past Life Therapy session, it was
revealed
that
he
was
approximately the same age when
he was murdered in his past life.
In a similar vein, my
student’s Public Speaking phobia
did not begin until later in life. In
his case, though, the precipitating
event occurred several years prior
during an important speaking
engagement.
As he stood at the podium
and prepared to deliver a Keynote
address
at
a
professional
conference, he was horrified to
learn that what he thought were
the notes for his address were
actually something else entirely
unrelated. This apparently was
similar enough to the events of his
experience in the Coliseum of
Ancient Rome that a phobia was
precipitated.
It may well be that past lives
(in many instances) would be
more
appropriately
called
adjacent lives and the life that is
affecting us most at any given
moment may not be our most
recent incarnation, but can be any
one of a multitude of existences,
no matter how seemingly remote
in what we currently perceive as
space and time. Instead of being
laid out in a neat line, our various
incarnations are actually part of a
much more active and inherently
unstable arrangement.
The easiest analogy to
imagine is a roll of pennies, each
with a different consecutive date
from 1800 to the present, all
stacked in chronological order.
Someone knocks over the stack
and the coins roll and scatter and
eventually
come
to
rest
everywhere – on top of each other,
next to one another, heads up,
heads down.