GOING THROUGH EACH OTHER

Past Life Regression to Understand the Connections in This Life

Have you ever listened to your intuition and felt utterly confused when meeting someone who feels unfamiliar, yet incredibly familiar?

This article is dedicated to those who have been or are currently experiencing marriage. It is for those who have a family but constantly question whether they are truly happy, whether their spouse might betray them, while forgetting to ask themselves, “Will I never fall for someone else?”

And this is also dedicated to those who have set a rigid standard for themselves, saying, “I am a faithful person, I will only love my husband/wife.”

This article does not encourage the emotions and desires of the ego, because I know that what my subjects go through are not such emotions. Most of them have a normal, warm family, and a spouse with no flaws. So, when they find themselves in these situations, it’s like a slap in the face that completely shakes their beliefs, definitions, and standards.

One subject shared that she hardly felt jealous of her husband, even though he was a man with great charisma and was loved by everyone. But she felt extreme jealousy towards another man, someone she hardly knew and had no relationship with. Just scrolling through social media and seeing this man liking posts from beautiful young women made her face flush, and she felt a surge of frustration, discomfort, and unease, even though it made no sense. She said this was the only person who naturally stirred a feeling in her that she was ready to die for him. If she had to give her heart for him to live, she would do it without hesitation. But the more she felt this way, the more illogical it seemed, because she knew so little about him in real life. And the more illogical it felt, the less she could share it with anyone because no one around her understood.

The subject of the following story is a woman in her 40s, mature and composed. She has a stable family and a wonderful husband, but she admits that while she loves and cares for her husband, her feelings are calm, not deep or intense. She met a foreign friend during a trip abroad. From the moment they met, she felt a deep sense of trust, and they could talk about anything without hiding anything, even though one was married and the other had a girlfriend. They kept in touch and occasionally checked in with each other. She says she doesn’t know how the other person feels, but she has wrestled with herself many times, limiting texting, deleting numbers, blocking, and unblocking, yet she can’t forget. She suddenly told this person that in the next life, she would marry him. She dreams about them often and even dreams of meeting his mother, though she hasn’t seen what she looks like. She came to me to ask why she had such strong feelings for a complete stranger.

Past Life Regression – Below is Our Journey

 

She saw a boy about 8 or 9 years old playing football with his friends on a dirt field inside the yard of a house. He was tall, had a shaved head, pointed ears, and a bright face. His parents wore Western-style clothes, like in the movie Little House on the Prairie. His father wore a shirt with overalls that had straps going over his shoulders. His mother wore a dress. But for some reason, the boy wore a long robe, loose like a monk’s robe.

Later, she saw the boy grow up to be a priest. She saw a portrait of him as a priest, with a beard, looking very much like a foreign friend she had met. At this point, he was middle-aged and standing on the pulpit in a church, speaking to the people sitting below. It seemed he was preaching something about peace and religion.

I told her to look at herself in that moment. “Oh…” she said she was a ghost floating on the wall opposite. She wore a long dress and a cloth hat tied under her chin, and she was looking at the priest and the people. She felt peaceful in her heart.

We turned back in time to see what had happened to that woman. And she saw herself in labor. She cried with happiness because she was about to give birth to her child, but at the same time, she knew she was about to die. The priest was her son. She didn’t observe everything like a third party; she was inside the dying body of her mother. The mother’s soul rose up and looked down to see her body lying below, already dead, with people surrounding it taking care of the child. The mother felt peaceful and happy because she had given birth to a healthy child. But among those people, her husband was not there. When asked where her husband was, she answered she didn’t know. I had to change the question to where the child’s father was, and the answer was that the child’s biological father was a man of power and talent, who did not acknowledge the child or its mother.

Because the mother died and there was no father, the boy was taken in by other people to be raised, and the previous image of the playground was his foster parents. He was sent to the monastery at an early age and became a priest. Later, he was very successful, becoming someone of high position, possibly a Cardinal or even the Pope, but only known to wear a hat and a red cloak. The priest became very old, his hair turned completely white, and he passed away in the warmth of those who loved and respected him. The mother’s soul still remained there, watching him until his death, and then the two souls, mother and child, met. They embraced warmly and floated on the ceiling. At that moment, she was the observer of the scene.

In that life, the mother’s lesson was the experience of being cast away; while the child’s lesson was the lack of love from a blood relative, despite always receiving love from his foster parents and others around him. The subconscious allowed her to see this life to understand that relationships come in many forms, not necessarily just romantic love. There are many kinds of love.

She also learned that she and the mother of this friend had once had a life as very close friends.

Past Life Regression – A Few Words from the Hypnotherapist

I share this story to tell you that everything in life happens for a reason. Whether you hate or love someone, there’s a reason for it. It’s very possible that one day you or your partner will meet a deep connection from a distant past life, and it might go against all the beliefs, concepts, definitions, and thoughts your mind had once formed in this physical life. Or you might find that you or your partner have had someone very significant in the past, someone irreplaceable. In that case, I hope you can understand and embrace everything. These situations happen, from my perspective, because the universe wants us to experience the true nature of love – limitless, unconditional, without possession, irreplaceable, and without the need for replacement. When you have beautiful, sincere feelings, you can absolutely keep them and even share them. The more you embrace yourself and the other person, the less ego you have, the easier life becomes.

In terms of emotions, that’s how it is. As for how you act, especially when you have a family, that’s your choice. But whatever you choose, be at peace with that choice.