Past Life Regression

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Permalink Reply by AJ on September 5, 2010 at 1:44pm

Classic advice is do your best to "avoid leading" which is easier said than done.

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Permalink Reply by Kelley Woods on September 5, 2010 at 2:58pm

Hi Arlene,

I have found it helps the experience begin when I ask the client to look down at their feet and describe what they see, then expand the inquiry outward from that point. Remember to allow enough time for the client to process and take in what they are experiencing, they will appreciate being left alone and not having to respond to your questions while this is happening. Using IMR to signal when they are ready to move on is helpful.

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Permalink Reply by Aino / Akpolarmom on September 5, 2010 at 3:09pm

You didn't say why this client is wanting PLR, and that may change the way you would guide ( not lead). I am however wondering why you would want to do a PLR if you have not been trained in it, even on a very basic level? Also, please know the script so well that you can use it as an idea and just do it from the heart as you watch your clients reactions. You can learn so much by watching small twitches, movements and grimaces that you may miss while reading the script. Follow those with "...and what just happened there?" or similar exploration phrases.

HMI uses a easy progression starting with building the clients confidence that they can remember ... You can easily remember a recent delicious meal - (details, how did it feel going down your throat the taste, temperature... go thru all the senses, sounds and /or people with you ) then to a childhood experience, then to being inside mother's womb - create a door in that back of the womb, you see a hallway with many doors. You see a door with light under it... go to it that is where you are supposed to go... Hand on door open it on the count of 3 you step into the doorway and is bathed in a light. take another step forward and look at your hands ( Are you male/ female, young / old, manual laboring / ) look at feet, clothing, look around, etc is it light / dark, are you inside outside, alone / with people,etc. then tell them they are now going to a significant event....on the count of three you are there what do you see... ( if needed go thru light / dark, inside / outside alone etc questions to draw things out ....(by asking questions and not leading you will get a more authentic experience) Once you have finished dealing with what ever you need to there you can do another significant event... or you can tell them they can now without emotion and any of the pain witness (not experience) the passing and the connection to a higher self or being/ universe etc ( if appropriate for that client) have them float up and connect with that higher self, and draw on his/her wisdom and bring back some learning or wisdom ( tell them they may not be instantly aware of the leanings but their SC is and will surprise them when they are ready to use it or when they are ready to understand it . Then let them float back to this time into the body they are in now with peace and knowledge they didn't have before... That is the map in a nutshell, flesh it out a bit, but it is very flexible to do what ever you need ... remember that you can dissociate them to watch if they encounter a very emotional disturbing scene.

Always Look to Fill up your toolbox,
Aino

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Permalink Reply by Arlene on September 6, 2010 at 9:00pm

I did learn the basics and can't find my notes.

Aino / Akpolarmom said:

You didn't say why this client is wanting PLR, and that may change the way you would guide ( not lead). I am however wondering why you would want to do a PLR if you have not been trained in it, even on a very basic level? Also, please know the script so well that you can use it as an idea and just do it from the heart as you watch your clients reactions. You can learn so much by watching small twitches, movements and grimaces that you may miss while reading the script. Follow those with "...and what just happened there?" or similar exploration phrases.

HMI uses a easy progression starting with building the clients confidence that they can remember ... You can easily remember a recent delicious meal - (details, how did it feel going down your throat the taste, temperature... go thru all the senses, sounds and /or people with you ) then to a childhood experience, then to being inside mother's womb - create a door in that back of the womb, you see a hallway with many doors. You see a door with light under it... go to it that is where you are supposed to go... Hand on door open it on the count of 3 you step into the doorway and is bathed in a light. take another step forward and look at your hands ( Are you male/ female, young / old, manual laboring / ) look at feet, clothing, look around, etc is it light / dark, are you inside outside, alone / with people,etc. then tell them they are now going to a significant event....on the count of three you are there what do you see... ( if needed go thru light / dark, inside / outside alone etc questions to draw things out ....(by asking questions and not leading you will get a more authentic experience) Once you have finished dealing with what ever you need to there you can do another significant event... or you can tell them they can now without emotion and any of the pain witness (not experience) the passing and the connection to a higher self or being/ universe etc ( if appropriate for that client) have them float up and connect with that higher self, and draw on his/her wisdom and bring back some learning or wisdom ( tell them they may not be instantly aware of the leanings but their SC is and will surprise them when they are ready to use it or when they are ready to understand it . Then let them float back to this time into the body they are in now with peace and knowledge they didn't have before... That is the map in a nutshell, flesh it out a bit, but it is very flexible to do what ever you need ... remember that you can dissociate them to watch if they encounter a very emotional disturbing scene.

Always Look to Fill up your toolbox,
Aino

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