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1. What did you learn about the topic that most surprised you?
Something that most surprised me about this topic is most likely the so-called results that people share and say they have. People say that PLR therapy has helped them to gain insight on themselves as a self-reflection and helped them with their person problems and past live issues. The ideology behind this is very interesting to me as I do believe in it so seeing lots of people's different experiences really surprised me and had me interested. I was also surprised about the amount of celebrities who have claimed to have taken this therapy to help themselves.

2. Provide a real-life example of how this topic is relevant or interesting for you.
A real-life example of how I find this topic interesting is that I actually have a friend that mentioned to me about being interested in PLR therapy and I was unaware of the idea before because I had never heard of it in the past but because of that mention from a friend when I saw this topic in the list, I got very interested and thought it would be a good idea to learn about it so I can share wut her what I have learned and tell her so she can decide if she wants to take this therapy or not.

3. Which research did you find most interesting?  Why?
What I found most interesting about the research on past live regression is the emphasises the significance of the placebo effect and the power of persuasion and suggestion. Even though there is no proof to suggest that previous incarnations exist or that they may be accessed through hypnosis, some patients may nonetheless claim to have had profound emotional or psychological advantages from the therapy. This raises the possibility that the therapeutic process and the notion of past lives may be more significant factors than the actual memories retrieved.

4. What are you most likely to remember from this research?
I think I am most likely to remember all of the difference experiences and stories that I read and watched of people who have taken this therapy. I feel like that stood out to be more than anything and the fact that people spent so much money on their belief getting taken advantage of because 'doctors' of hypnosis have talked about it.

5. Having completed all the course content, which pseudoscience belief do you think is most harmful?  Which is least harmful?
The most harmful pseudoscience belief I would say is the denial of evidence-based medical treatments, we touched upon this in the course content and it is highly dangerous because it could lead to results like delayed treatments of serious medical conditions and the risk of worsen symptoms and even cause death overtime. I would say the least harmful might be astrology as it does not cause too much harm or risk of it and rather people just enjoy reading horoscopes or discussing astrological signs without causing harm to themselves or others.

6. If you could pass on your knowledge to a family member or friend, what do you think is the most important thing to pass on?
If I had to pass on my knowledge of paranormal and pseudoscience to a family member or friend I would pass on the importance of using critical thinking when analysing claims supported by scientific data. It's crucial to view these claims with scepticism and look for trustworthy sources of information, even if certain paranormal experiences may be fascinating or even appear convincing. I would also draw attention to the possible harm that might result from accepting unreliable scientific statements, such as postponing urgent medical care or falling for con artists. In the end, I would advise my family member or friend to approach paranormal topics with an open but critical mind and to give weight to explanations supported by facts rather than claims.

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The PLR therapy is covered in the video. To assist the patient in accessing these memories, a therapist leads them through a sequence of questions and suggestions. The video emphasises PLR therapy's potential advantages, including as its capacity to treat unresolved emotional difficulties that may be connected to past incarnations and gain insight into present-day actions, attitudes, and connections. Also, patients may benefit from the therapy by overcoming phobias and fears, enhancing their general wellbeing, and developing a stronger spiritual awareness. The video also mentions that former life regression treatment may not be appropriate for everyone and that there is considerable debate over its effectiveness and validity. A trained and experienced therapist should be sought out, and treatment should be approached with an open mind.

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This video connects to Ideology for its reason for belief as the therapy and interviews shown in the video are not supported with scientific evidence and because the actual concept of past lives and reincarnation is a belief held in many spiritual and religious traditions which bases from an ideology rather than factual information. The pseudoscience watchlist that this video falls under is that it: convinces by faith and belief (in spite of evidence). This is because, rather than it providing scientific evidence to back it up, it is triggering and strengthening the ideologies that people have and giving facts that sound like they support the faiths and beliefs of people. The therapy's stated advantages are also not validated by empirical research and might be explained by placebo effects or the persuasiveness of suggestion. Although some individuals may benefit from the therapy, it should not be used in place of evidence-based therapies for mental health conditions. A flaw and limitation that was seen in this video was the lack of evidence and the ability to change facts to reflect a personal belief. When carefully and critically thinking into this sight, it was recognized that the video was based on assumptions as it done in an interview manner and was asking question in order to get answers to fulfill the assumptions that the creator and interviewer had. It is also based a little bit on emotions because the interviewees were reflecting their beliefs and their feelings towards it when answering.

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Past life regression therapy can access past memories and help you heal

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This image is a poster that was advertising an online audiobook that talks about helping people to uncover their hidden past lives and access the memories from it. This audiobook's advertisement uses the hypnosis method mixed with meditation to help people get to the past life regression stage and "heal themselves" and find their personal secret.

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This image connects to Agenticity for the reason of belief and falls under the: money is often involved, and results can’t be reproduced or verified in the pseudoscience watchlist. The way this poster and its audiobook is associated with agenticity is that a false reality is being created in the sessions with hypnosis and what's not there is being associated with reincarceration and past life experiences. A big watchlist factor of this belief and audiobook poster is the way money is thrown into these programs and sessions. People just want results and to believe a fake representation so they spend so much money. Another thing is that the so-called results cannot be repeated or reproduced as they are a matter of chance and connecting with vulnerable people to give them a sense of purpose and healing. The results are promised of things like removing bad karma, understanding your past and heal your mind and body. While critically evaluating and thinking i was able to find a flaw and limitation in the image and its relation to PLR. A flaw in this is that the audiobook has no evidence and is just an 'inspiration'. A limitation faced with this poster is the lack of fact-check for the information within it. It does not have verification from a scholar or scientific evidence to support it but rather is someone technically experimenting on the people that buy it.

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On this website, the questions are raised as to whether past life regression gives clues into lifetimes or not. It touches upon how some people think that past-life experiences, feelings, and even traumas might still have an impact on them today. It talks about the concept of a past life, what is the therapy for it, practices to get in touch with your soul, and what science says about it.

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This site connects to Patternicity and Emotional Connection. This is because in the article on this website a number of psychiatrists are referenced to find and see a meaning in a number of things relating to people's past lives. But the problem is that the emotions of a person and their past experiences and trauma have a important factor is the patterns they believe they see or are shown. The pseudoscience watchlist this falls under is: often appeals to emotions. This is because the article focuses on how this became a real belief and the background of it. The root and background of this belief is from people wanting to get in touch with their loved ones and deceased and focus on the reincarnation part of life. A flaw is this belief is: we cannot verify the information and it lacks evidence. The limitation is that the site is opinion based before it has any facts and has a biased point of view when looked at critically.

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mbg Spirituality & Relationships Editor

By Sarah Regan

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Have you ever met someone who felt familiar and thought, maybe we knew each other in a past life? Past life regression therapy exists to help people explore lives gone by. But does it work, and is it even a good idea to begin with? Here's what experts in science and spirituality have to say about it.

The concept of a "past life."

Past life therapy presupposes reincarnation, the concept that our soul or consciousness lives on through multiple lifetimes.

What is past life regression therapy?

When you receive a past life regression therapy session, the therapist guides you into a relaxed state (not unlike hypnosis) and prompts you to recall memories from your past lives.

Practices to get in touch with your soul (and potentially past lives).

According to Barham, doing past life regression work on yourself is very different from going through a guided session. However, there are some strategies that she believes can help you tap into your inner knowing and potentially a past life memory, which she outlines in her book.

Look for clues about your prior lifetimes.

One of the easiest ways to start tapping into a past life is to look at the things that feel familiar and natural to you. Whether it's a person, place, skill, career, or even type of cuisine, Barham says you could be carrying that from a past life.

Take stock of your dreams.

Dreams are another area that can offer us clues into past lives, "particularly if you have recurring dreams-ones that are particularly vibrant and when you wake up you're like was that a dream or was that real?" Barham says. You may actually be pulling up material from a prior lifetime, so give them consideration and take time interpreting them.

Ask for guidance.

"Before you go into meditation, or go to sleep at night, ask for information about a prior lifetime that is affecting you now," Barham says. Whatever you're wondering about, simply ask yourself to dream about it or get information in meditation. "Some people do get spontaneous downloads of recollection when they do this," she adds.

What does the science say?

As with most gnostic disciplines, past life regression therapy (and even the idea of past lives in general) isn't supported by modern science.

The bottom line.

Past life regression therapy operates from the idea that we can access lessons from previous lives-which is not supported by science. However, those who are more spiritually inclined might find value in exploring a new side of themselves and their (potentially everlasting) soul. As Barham puts it, past life regression "really broadens people's perspective on what we're doing on the planet, why we're here, and the connections we have-so it's just a great way to explore: What is this existence all about?"

There are some anecdotal reports of children making claims about past lives and saying accurate things about a period of time they should arguably have no knowledge of-but additional evidence remains elusive.

Tucker, the director of the University of Virginia's Division of Perceptual Studies, since the late '90s has been studying children who report past-life memories. And while he finds past life regression therapy interesting, to say the least, he and his colleagues are "quite skeptical of it" and do not recommend it.

"Although there is evidence that some young children have memories of a life in the past, such as in the cases we've documented in our work at the Division of Perceptual Studies, there is very little to suggest that past-life regression typically connects with an actual life from the past," Tucker says.

So far, the division's research indicates that while "the subjective experience of reliving a previous life may be impressive to the person having the experience, [...] the 'previous life' may be a fantasy, like most of our dreams," and even if past life regression therapy improves various physical or psychological symptoms, it "does not provide evidence that a real previous life has been remembered."

Before you get started with any of them, she cautions that you never know what could come up (upsetting memories aren't off the table) and should proceed slowly and with caution.

Barham, who's been doing past life regression therapy for over 20 years, explains that this can help you identify details about the individual you were, the circumstance of your past life, key events, places where energy or emotions have been blocked or stuck, and even other people in that prior lifetime that may be here now.

In a session, you also might be guided through the death of that past life and into the realm between lifetimes, she adds.

There, "we can do a life review and look at the lessons [from past lives] and how they might be impacting the person." Once someone figures out what aspects of their past lives they're carrying into their present one, she says, "we do additional release work to let go of whatever they're still carrying from that experience."

In this work, it's not uncommon to call on higher guidance, whether from a spiritual guide or your higher self. Barham notes her clients will "often get some pretty deep and helpful guidance for the next steps in their current life or an overall message."

As child psychiatrist and past-life researcher Jim B. Tucker, M.D., tells mbg, past life therapy operates from the idea that there is "carry-over from one life to another," and we all possess "some type of consciousness entity (or in religious terms, a soul) that experiences successive lives."

Some people believe that memories, feelings, and even traumas from past lives can still affect them today. Past life regression expert and author of The Past Life Perspective Ann Barham explains that most of her clients want to explore their past lives in order to resolve issues from previous lifetimes or simply learn more about themselves and the nature of reality in general.

"Usually a client comes to me because they have some issue or problem they can't resolve," she says, whether it's within a relationship or an internal struggle.

In her work, Barham has seen that learning about past lives can help people "look at what's been carried forward [into this lifetime] so it can be processed and released," noting that sometimes, our prior life experiences can affect us in ways we're not consciously aware of.

mbg Spirituality & Relationships Editor

Sarah Regan is a Spirituality & Relationships Editor, a registered yoga instructor, and an avid astrologer and tarot reader. She received her bachelor's in broadcasting and mass communication from State University of New York at Oswego, and lives in Buffalo, New York.

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Can Past Life Regression Give You Clues Into Previous Lifetimes?

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This video is of Brian Weiss who is a hypnotherapist that specializes in Past Life Regression. In this video Brian Weiss is giving one of this PLR sessions and is going into the depth of how this therapy works and how a person can connect to it at a spiritual level.

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The video connects to the reason for belief of Emotional Connection as well as it is connected with the idea of reincarnation, which is a central tenet in many spiritual and religious traditions. The pseudoscience red flag with this video is Appeal to Authority because in the video it is a therapist, a hypnotherapist and a psychiatrist speaking to a group of vulnerable people. Everyone who watches this video sees a doctor with a degree sounding like he knows what he is saying and using big words. He speaks in a calm voice to try and get inside of people's heads and minds and speak to them at an emotion connection and level that triggers their problems and in finding solutions when in reality they are vague to everyone but certain people feel them more due to person problems. The pseudoscience watchlist that this video falls under is deliberately creates mystery, often appeals to emotion, and money is often involved as sessions were costly. Brian Weiss was mysterious about his tactics and solutions and did not have science to backup the results he intended and said were visible. He also used his calm voice to get inside vulnerable people's minds and appealed to their emotions and because his sessions were not free, money was involved too. Another reason for belief and flaw about this video is perception & observation as he was surrounding people in an environment that connected with his words and made a false reality and was seen as a manipulation of sorts.

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This image is a representation of Past Life Regression is the core of where and what inspired lots of people to be more comfortable with the topic and talk about their experiences with it and its therapy and hypnotherapy.

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This image connects to the reason for belief of Emotional Connection very strongly as the platform that the picture was uploaded on talks about people and their shared traumas and personal problems that they wished to have resolved through PLR Therapy. A woman named Anita Bhagwandas inspired by this picture shared her interest and curiosity in the topic and how she felt towards the healing process and that resulted in her emotional connection to the healing but it was not just that because she believed it due to an ideology as well. She was basing her knowledge off of her own belief affected by her faith and religion and questioning her past possibly being associated with Satan himself. A pseudoscience watchlist factor associated with her story is that it: convinces by faith and belief (in spite of evidence). Anita Bhagwandas has no scientific evidence that can strengthen her belief in PLR but she does not need it either because this is a flaw: that the idea has been set in her head that her faith is involved in the belief and she must follow-through with the idea to find her purpose in life. This is also an emotional connection with her and often appeals to emotion because she mentions being lost and that associates to being vulnerable saying "takes the fright factor out of it a bit, I do have some trepidation about what I could unleash". While critically thinking and evaluating you can recognize emotions and biased by this woman as she wants to send a message across about her experience and emotions that would and did lead to a results with this therapy.

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This video talks about whether or not past life regression is even possible. Sadhguru talks about the root of the Regression Hypnotherapy which is done for this belief. He mentions how while doing this hypnosis a person is not facing reality, they aren't meant to but in fact are living in a intended reality created by the person hypnotizing them.

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The video connects to the depth of the reason for belief being Patternicity and Ideology. Sadhguru mentions how because of the hypnosis aspect of this therapy that helps a person accomplish past life regression, life becomes a false reality. People tend to start looking for patterns and so-called signs of their past lives to answer their questions and to stay strong on their beliefs which are often rooted from faith and religion. Sadhguru mentions some of the red flags that PLR has and explains how they are flawed. A flaw he mentions in this video is actually a pseudoscience watchlist which is that: it has the use of scientific-sounding language that is meaningless. This video talks about how this whole idea of past life regression comes from people using big words to make it sound scientific and realistic but its not all a reality and in fact is an idea of reality created by a person themselves. This adds to critical evaluation portion because when you look at it skeptically you are able to notice that the idea of the hypnotherapy and its success is based on the therapists assumption of a person's belief and connection and emotions.

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Is Past Life Regression Possible? | Sadhguru Answers

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The website has an article about a woman named Michelle Darrisaw. She, in her article talks about her experience taking past life regression therapy with the help of Ann Barham, and her book, The Past Life Perspective: Discovering Your True Nature Across Multiple Lifetimes as mentioned in post #3. Darrisaw mentions using various hypnosis techniques (like slow breathing and counting down) to work on her therapy. She mentions her inspiration to be a quote she heard by a Danish philosopher Søren Kierkegaard saying “Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards.”

Connection:
This website connects to the Unexplained reason for belief. This is because PLR is said to provide an explanation for irrational fears, habits, or physical afflictions that have no apparent cause in the current life. The so-called results of this therapy are unexplained because logically thinking they are not possible, and the same goes for scientifically. A pseudoscience watchlist that his site falls under is that it deliberately creates mystery. The method for the therapy is mentioned in the site and a positive outcome is said to have presented but the author of the article does not mention what the positive outcomes were. They want to keep the readers attention and interest and so she is creating a mystery saying the change and transformation is unexplainable but there. She mentions that what she is saying might sound cliché but is true without evidence, and this is a flaw in the logic and factuality of it all. Another reason for belief you could say is Agenticity as the idea of closing your eyes and hearing a soothing voice is assigned to the results of being able to travel and understand past lives lived and the knowledge of it.

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Here’s What Happened When I Tried Past Life Regression Therapy

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Yep, the process of hypnosis actually took me to a different era.

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This image I chose is of a book by Ann C. Barham who is a certified past life regression therapist. I chose this image because it relates to my post #4 and because the book that its about it is said to be an original, insightful, and helpful analysis of the immense healing potential of Past Life Regression Therapy to open a healing pathway that can assist you people in resolving persistent personal issues, enhancing your life, and finding the answers to your most pressing spiritual questions regarding your life's purpose.

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This image and book connects to Emotional Connection as its reason for belief because this therapy mentioned in the book digs deep into the personal problems that people face and questions they have unanswered and uses their emotions to trigger results or an idea of them. A red flag in this book is confirmation bias as this therapy is known to only help and nothing else. The book only talks about the results that have been successful and only talks about the things that confirm its belief. A pseudoscience watchlist that this falls under is use of scientific-sounding language that is meaningless and often appeals to emotion. It falls under these because it uses a lot of big words revolving around therapy to make it sound like a scientific method and procedure when it in fact is not. The other watchlist I mentioned was that it appeals to emotion which I already mentioned. A flaw that goes with this is that: the therapy mentioned in the book calls more to the vulnerable people that want to seek help and are lost but don't know where to get it from. The author of this book can be seen being biased when critically thinking and evaluating in the book as she is a therapist for this topic and it is her career so her book promotes her own business and ideologies of the so-called results of hypnotherapy and past life regression therapy and her belief of it. The book makes us believe what the author believes specifically and does not have skeptical thinking involved to look at the belief from all perspectives like we should do before believing it.

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This website talks about what exactly is Past Life Regression. It discusses the belief and talks about how it is the idea that an individual's soul or consciousness has existed in multiple lifetimes beyond their current one. It mentions how people who believe in past life regression often seek to explore their past lives through guided meditation, hypnosis, or other forms of therapy.

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The website connects to Ideology as the reason for belief as is often rooted in spiritual or religious beliefs, such as reincarnation or the concept of karma. Another reason for belief connected to this website is Perception & Observation because people may use their perception and observation of their current life experiences to support the idea of past lives. For example, they may feel a strong connection to a particular culture or time period and believe that this is evidence of a past life and on the website it mentions that PLR helps people to understand why they have a deep connection with a certain place or timeline. One connection to the pseudoscience watchlist is that it convinces by faith and belief in spite of evidence. It uses the ideology aspect and has no evidence supporting the claims, and this website does make a lot of them. Another pseudoscience watchlist that this site falls under is the results cannot be reproduced or verified. This is known by carefully and critically evaluating the website for evidence and skeptically looking at the information and so-called claims of or lack of results. A flaw in the logic of this belief is: scientific evidence cannot support it or back it up to ensure results, and this website talks about Hypnotherapy which is supposed to help people reconnect with past life experiences but that is not possible logically looking. While further evaluating this site, it is noticeable that the website is also biased as the whole website revolves around The Past Lives Experience and promotes the belief.

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Past Life Regression is a gentle form of hypnotherapy which takes an individual back through time to their previous lives or incarnations by accessing memories and experiences that are normally hidden in their subconscious mind. Life today is so busy and so 'noisy' that these memories are usually concealed beneath the noise of everyday thoughts. A PLR session guides you out of the noise and into a deeply quiet and peaceful state where it's far easier to locate the memories held in your subconscious mind.

Past Life Regression can help you to:

Reconnect with past life experiences.

Help you understand why you feel a deep connection with certain places.

Explore your past life and current Soulmate experiences.

Identify physical ailments you have, which may be remnants of past life experiences.

Explore unresolved emotions which have carried through into this lifetime, creating fears or beliefs which you have been unable to explain.

Acknowledge and embrace the key lessons learned through those lives.

I've included a 20 minute Relaxation Hypnotherapy recording below for you, so you can gain a sense of what a Past Life Regression session would feel like with me. This recording isn't Past Life Regression, instead, I guide you through a gentle and peaceful journey to help you still your mind, relax and reconnect with yourself again.

You are most welcome to listen as often as you wish. It's free, and no email address is required. Feel free to share it with anyone you feel would benefit from some gentle time-out to relax and reconnect with themselves too.

Press the play button below. Then lay back, close your eyes, relax... and enjoy.

https://outlanderpastlives.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/04/Relaxation-Meditation-with-Diane-Nicholson.mp3

Frequently Asked Questions

Are you fully trained in Past Life Regression Hypnotherapy? Yes, I (Diane) have been fully trained in Past Life Regression Hypnotherapy since 2006 and have worked with hundreds of clients. As well as one-to-one sessions, I also hold group past life regression sessions.

Will you remember the regression? Yes, you will remember everything as I guide you through the journey. Past Life Regression is not like stage hypnosis - you won't be doing anything you don't remember. You will be aware throughout and in a deeply relaxed state. You'll be answering my questions as I guide you through the journey. All you'll need to do is relax. Just allow whatever comes into your mind to do so, and I will guide you from there.

What will you encounter during the sessions? Some people discover lives that they have shared with people that they have a close bond with in their present life. Others are drawn to certain places or countries that they immediately feel comfortable and familiar with. Each life explored is a journey and an adventure.

Am I guaranteed to go back in time? Not everyone is guaranteed to, though it's fairly rare that someone doesn't in my experience. Sometimes when an individual has a firm belief that past lives don't exist then it can create a block which doesn't allow their mind to surrender to the experience. We tend to find that around 95% of clients do have one or more past life experiences during each regression. All you need is a curiosity about the subject.

Can I choose what past life to remember? No. Your subconscious mind will make that decision for you. You will only remember various past life memories when you are ready to. I believe we have all had many past lives, but it's your subconscious mind that will choose which ones to visit during your regression.

Is the process safe? Yes, you will be safe throughout the process.

How long does a Past Life Regression session last? The regression itself generally lasts around 45 minutes to one hour, and this is followed with discussion about your experience. I like to talk with you before and after the session, so I would ask for up to 2 hours to be kept aside. In essence, the length of the session will be determined by what unfolds. Every session is unique.

Does my session have to be face to face, or can it be online? I offer Past Life Regression either face to face in Inverness, or online over Zoom. Zoom allows us to meet face to face online for as long as we need to. I will send you a link to access our meeting some time beforehand. Please note: you do not need to sign up to any subscription with Zoom to gain access to our online session (I take care of that part).

How much does a session cost? A session lasting 90 minutes to 2 hours is £135 GBP (including 20% VAT/UK sales tax). You can pay by bank transfer or we can forward you an invoice via Stripe (similar to PayPal) which allows you to pay quickly and safely online using a credit card. Please note though that I can only book individual sessions on a flexible basis. So if a tour booking came in for that same day, then the tour booking would take precedence and we would need to move your session to another day. This is the only basis on which I can offer individual sessions unfortunately, or they would block off too much of our touring diary.

Past Life Regression as part of your Outlander Tour Experience...

When will I have my session on the Outlander Past Lives Experience? If Past Life Regression is part of your tour, then remember that the session is entirely optional, so you can decide at the time whether you would like to go ahead with it or not. If not, we will spend additional time at the other tour locations. The session will take place in a safe and quiet environment where you'll be able to relax comfortably. It will be accompanied with gentle hypnosis music in the background, unless of course, you prefer to hear just my voice.

Can I book a Past Life Regression as part of a Private Tour? Yes, absolutely, please let us know when booking the tour that you would like this included as part of the experience. This allows us to write it into the itinerary for you. Please note that we're unable to add this in during one evening of your tour at short notice.

If I come with my partner or as part of a group, do we take the Past Life Regression session together? As there is only one slot scheduled into the itinerary for past life regression, we do this as a group regression. If you are on a Private Tour with just your partner and have opted for a tour which includes regression, then you can decide between you whether you'd like to take the session together as a couple, or whether just one of you will take it. Unfortunately taking the sessions individually would take too long and reduce the time you're able to spend at the locations. If you wished to book an additional session during your stay in Inverness, or over Skype once you're back home, you'd be most welcome to arrange that with me at any time.

Can I book Past Life Regression without the tour? Yes, you're welcome to book just the Past Life Regression, but as mentioned above, I can only book individual sessions on a flexible basis. So if a tour booking came in for that same day, then the tour booking would take precedence and we would need to move your session to another day. This is the only basis on which I can offer individual sessions unfortunately, or they would block off too much of our touring diary.
Meantime, if you would like to explore the possibility further before deciding on a session, you are welcome to download by Past Lives Clues Workbook which will help you begin to join the dots. It's free, so simply click on the cover to download your copy.
More background on Reincarnation and Past Life Regression

The idea of reincarnation is that after death - an individual may be reborn into another body. This idea has existed in various religions for at least 3,000 years and in many ancient cultures for much longer - such as Shamanism, Druidism, Native American tribes and Norse mythology.

There is a widely held spiritual belief that each of us goes through a series of lifetimes for the purpose of spiritual growth and soul development. Reincarnation is closely linked to the concept of Karma - a Sanskrit term relating to cause and effect.

It is said that more people on the planet believe in reincarnation, so by implication are open to past life regression, than do not.

Past Life Regression therapy has been developed since the 1950s.

In the USA and Western Europe, studies have shown that 25% to 30% of people believe in reincarnation.

Reincarnation has been both a philosophical and a religious concept.

Philosophers such as Orpheus, Plato, Pythagoras and Socrates all believed in reincarnation.

Other prominent believers include: Benjamin Franklin, Napoleon Bonaparte, Henry Ford and General George S. Patton.

The major religions that hold a belief in reincarnation are Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism, and Sikhism - all of Indian origin.

Although other major religions do not centrally believe in re-incarnation, particular groups within these religions, such as Kabbalah do. A proportion of people from all religions believe in reincarnation irrespective of the teachings of their faiths.

One of the best-known studies into Past Life Experience is by Dr. Ian Stevenson. Over a period of forty years, he investigated and documented some 3,000 cases of children around the world claiming to recollect past-life memories. Stevenson published hundreds of papers and 14 books on reincarnation. He concluded that memories, emotions, and even physical injuries in the form of birthmarks could be transferred from one life to another.

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