
08/22/2025
Have you ever regressed a past life?
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Many of us who are open-minded get glimpses: seeing your face in the mirror shift and reveal a familiar part of yourself, sensing that a dynamic between you and a loved one to involve subtle intricacies developed over ages…
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It’s easy for a lot of us to accept past lives as a part of our experience, or nearly certainly so, without having the hands-on awareness we often desire.
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Our experiences with personal healing definitely involve uncovering our patterns and embracing our manifoldness, but stepping forward into the everyday knowing of “who you are” doesn’t always fit into our roles and responsibilities as we understand them.
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Every time you ask yourself who you’d be without identifying with something you’re not you’re choosing a state of remembering.
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It’s the opposite of holding onto “the past” or anything stagnant.
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While it’s ultimately about allowance and deep spiritual surrender, until you can identify the focus of your efforts as something worthy and fruitful there will be obscure markers between you and the value available for your to experience.
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The go-to of the false self is to devalue and criticize your life, other people, and “the world” and this can make it hard not to be invested in what feels safe to be and do according to this voice.
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A long-term consequence of this is a belief that being awake is “hard.”
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While I facilitate Past Life Regression by trade I’m fully aware that it can be done on your own.
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The biggest obstacles are apathy and doubt, but that doesn’t mean that what’s needed most is some rigid combination of faith and ambition.
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Those are often very good things but they can definitely get in the way of presence of mind and honest effort.
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It doesn’t have to be hard…
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In order to simplify it I’ve broken it down into three steps, which I’m going to share with you for free over the next 3 weeks.
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This is for anyone who is interested in learning more about themselves and is willing to bring a quality of presence to their inner work.
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Check it out here:
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For people curious about past lives and want to know more about how to explore them through their own resources.