Past Life Regression with Dean Hypnosis

Past Life Regression with Dean Hypnosis Discover a unique experience that takes you back to your past lives through the power of hypnosis

Many spiritual traditions and mystical teachings hold the belief that animals, like humans, have souls that journey thro...
23/10/2025

Many spiritual traditions and mystical teachings hold the belief that animals, like humans, have souls that journey through multiple lifetimes. In this view, reincarnation is not limited to people — animals too are seen as spiritual beings evolving through experience, love, and connection. Some believe an animal’s soul can return in different forms, continuing its growth or reuniting with familiar humans across lifetimes.

Stories of pets who seem to “know” their owners instantly, or wild creatures who display uncanny empathy, often spark the sense that something deeper may be at play — a soul memory, perhaps, carried forward through time. Ancient cultures, from Hinduism and Buddhism to Native and Celtic traditions, viewed animals as sacred companions in the great cycle of life, death, and rebirth.

Whether seen as symbolic or literal, the idea that animals share in this eternal cycle invites us to feel a profound respect for them. It reminds us that every creature may carry wisdom and emotion far beyond what we can see. Through this lens, the bond between humans and animals becomes not just affection — but a recognition of shared spirit, timeless loyalty, and the possibility that love truly transcends lifetimes.

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22/10/2025

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In Sikhism, reincarnation is understood as the continuous cycle of birth, death, and rebirth, known as samsara. Sikhs be...
25/09/2025

In Sikhism, reincarnation is understood as the continuous cycle of birth, death, and rebirth, known as samsara. Sikhs believe that the soul is eternal and does not die with the body. Instead, it passes through countless lifetimes, shaped by one’s actions, thoughts, and deeds — the principle of karma. Good actions bring closeness to the Divine, while negative ones prolong separation and suffering in the cycle of rebirth.

The ultimate goal in Sikhism is not endless reincarnation but liberation, called mukti. Mukti is union with Waheguru (God), a state where the soul is freed from the cycle of samsara and rests in eternal peace and oneness with the Divine. This liberation is not achieved by ritual alone, but through living a life of truth, humility, service, and devotion.

Central to Sikh teachings is remembrance of God’s name (Naam Simran) and aligning one’s life with divine will. Through meditation, prayer, and compassionate living, Sikhs seek to overcome ego and attachment, which bind the soul to rebirth.

Reincarnation, in Sikh belief, serves as a reminder of responsibility: every thought and action shapes not just this life, but the journey of the soul toward ultimate freedom

Not all faiths believe in reincarnation. In Christianity, the idea of reincarnation — the belief that the soul returns t...
25/09/2025

Not all faiths believe in reincarnation.

In Christianity, the idea of reincarnation — the belief that the soul returns to live multiple lives on earth — is not part of traditional teaching. Instead, Christians believe that each person has a single earthly life, followed by judgment and an eternal destiny. This understanding comes from scripture, particularly passages such as Hebrews 9:27, which states, “It is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment.”

According to Christian belief, after death the soul enters into a state of accountability before God. Those who have lived in faith, accepting God’s grace through Jesus Christ, are promised eternal life in Heaven — a place of peace, joy, and union with God. Those who reject this path face separation from God, often described as Hell.

While some early Christian groups and mystics explored ideas similar to reincarnation, the mainstream Church has long taught that salvation and eternal life are granted not through repeated rebirths, but through Christ’s sacrifice and resurrection.

For Christians, the focus is not on returning to earth, but on preparing the soul in this one life. Every choice, act of love, and step of faith shapes the eternal relationship with God beyond death

Within Spiritualism, reincarnation is understood as part of the soul’s eternal journey of growth and evolution. Many Spi...
24/09/2025

Within Spiritualism, reincarnation is understood as part of the soul’s eternal journey of growth and evolution. Many Spiritualists believe that the soul does not live only once, but returns through multiple lifetimes, each one offering new lessons and opportunities for spiritual progress. Reincarnation, in this view, is not punishment or chance, but a purposeful path toward greater wisdom, compassion, and harmony with the Divine.
Central to this belief is the idea that souls choose their circumstances — family, body, and challenges — before birth, as these experiences help foster learning and healing. Through successive incarnations, individuals refine their character, resolve past karmic debts, and develop spiritual qualities such as love, patience, and forgiveness.
Mediumship and communication with spirits are seen as ways to confirm the reality of life beyond death, offering evidence that consciousness continues after the body is gone. For many Spiritualists, these messages also affirm the truth of reincarnation: that loved ones may return in new forms, and that no life is wasted.
Ultimately, reincarnation within Spiritualism offers hope. It teaches that the soul’s purpose is not limited to one lifetime, but unfolds across many, moving ever closer to unity with Spirit and divine truth

In Islam, the soul’s journey after death is not understood as reincarnation, but as a transition to a new stage of exist...
23/09/2025

In Islam, the soul’s journey after death is not understood as reincarnation, but as a transition to a new stage of existence.

Muslims believe that each person lives one earthly life, followed by death and eventual resurrection on the Day of Judgment. At death, the soul enters Barzakh, a state between this world and the hereafter, where it awaits resurrection.

On the Day of Judgment, all souls will be reunited with their bodies and held accountable for their deeds. Those whose lives were guided by faith, compassion, and righteousness will be rewarded with eternal peace in Jannah (Paradise), a place of harmony and closeness to God. Those who turned away from truth and justice may face Jahannam (Hell), a state of separation and suffering.

Islam emphasizes that this life is a precious, one-time opportunity to serve

In Hinduism, reincarnation is a central belief rooted in the idea that life is an ongoing cycle of birth, death, and reb...
23/09/2025

In Hinduism, reincarnation is a central belief rooted in the idea that life is an ongoing cycle of birth, death, and rebirth, known as samsara. Hindus believe that the soul, or atman, is eternal. While the body is temporary, the atman continues its journey across many lifetimes, taking on new forms based on the actions, thoughts, and intentions of the individual.

This process is governed by karma—the universal law of cause and effect. Every deed, whether good or bad, leaves an imprint that shapes the circumstances of future lives. Positive actions may lead to a higher rebirth, while negative ones may result in suffering or a lower form of existence.

The ultimate goal in Hinduism is to transcend samsara and achieve moksha, liberation from the cycle of rebirth. Moksha is attained through self-realization, spiritual discipline, devotion to the divine, and the realization of one’s unity with Brahman, the supreme reality.
Thus, reincarnation in Hinduism is not seen merely as repetition, but as a profound opportunity for spiritual growth. Each life offers a chance to learn, evolve, and move closer to liberation, where the soul finally rests in eternal peace and freedom.

Buddhism teaches that life is a continuous cycle of birth, death, and rebirth, known as samsara. Unlike some traditions ...
22/09/2025

Buddhism teaches that life is a continuous cycle of birth, death, and rebirth, known as samsara. Unlike some traditions that see reincarnation as the passing of a fixed soul into a new body, Buddhism views it differently: there is no permanent, unchanging self. Instead, what continues after death are patterns of energy, consciousness, and karma — the results of one’s actions, intentions, and choices.

In this view, each life is shaped by the seeds planted in the previous one. Kindness, wisdom, and compassion create the conditions for a more fortunate rebirth, while harmful actions can lead to greater suffering. This cycle is not considered eternal, however. The ultimate goal in Buddhism is to break free from samsara through enlightenment, or nirvana — the end of craving, ignorance, and attachment.

Reincarnation in Buddhism is less about clinging to past or future lives and more about awakening to the truth of the present moment. By living mindfully and ethically now, one influences the path ahead. For Buddhists, the teaching of rebirth is both a reminder of personal responsibility and a source of hope: every life is a chance for growth, healing, and liberation

Journey Through the Astral PlaneIn one session, a client expected to step into a past life on Earth. Instead, she found ...
14/09/2025

Journey Through the Astral Plane

In one session, a client expected to step into a past life on Earth. Instead, she found herself floating in a vast expanse of shimmering light. There was no body, no time, no village or battlefield — only the sense of being pure consciousness.

She described moving effortlessly, as though thought itself carried her. Shapes of light pulsed around her, some like stars, others like living beings. She understood without words that these were souls — companions she had known across lifetimes.

One radiant presence drew closer. It wasn’t family as she knew it, but something deeper: a soul who had travelled with her through many incarnations, playing different roles — sometimes parent, sometimes child, sometimes friend. Here, in the astral plane, she saw their eternal bond beyond the masks of human life.

Her greatest lesson came in the silence. She realised how small fears of daily life — of being judged, of not being enough, of clinging to control — were illusions. In the astral plane, she felt the truth: she had always been whole, always been guided.

When she returned, tears filled her eyes. She said, “I didn’t just remember who I was. I remembered who I am.”Past life regression doesn’t always take us backward. Sometimes it lifts us higher — to the soul’s true home

During a past life regression, a client found herself standing on the deck of a great ship. The year was 1588, and the S...
12/09/2025

During a past life regression, a client found herself standing on the deck of a great ship. The year was 1588, and the Spanish

Armada was preparing for battle. The sea air was sharp with salt and fear.

She looked down and saw leather boots, a uniform of deep blue and crimson, and the weight of a sword at her side. She wasn’t a nobleman — but an officer, respected by the crew, driven by loyalty to her country.
The memories came in waves. The creak of ropes in the wind. The sound of distant cannons. The terror of fire lighting the night sky as English ships pressed in. She recalled the helplessness of storms tearing the fleet apart — the real enemy that no sword could fight.

As we explored further, she realised the deep grief she carried. In that life, she had drowned with her ship, clinging to duty until the very last breath. The sensation of being powerless in the face of something greater haunted her.

In her present life, this translated to a constant fear of “losing control.” She struggled to let go, always bracing for disaster, always trying to steer every detail.
But in the session, a shift occurred. She saw that even in surrender, there could be peace. That sometimes, life asks us to release our grip and trust the tide.

She emerged from the journey lighter, calmer, and with a newfound courage to flow with life rather than fight against it.

Whispers from the Middle Ages In one regression, a client found herself in a medieval village. Narrow timbered houses le...
11/09/2025

Whispers from the Middle Ages

In one regression, a client found herself in a medieval village. Narrow timbered houses leaned over the street, their shadows falling across carts pulled by oxen. Children played in the mud and straw, while villagers hurried about their work.

She wore a simple woollen dress and carried a pouch of herbs at her side. In that life, she was a healer — trusted by some, feared by others. Her small cottage stood at the edge of the village, where she lived with her husband and two children. By the firelight she would crush roots, brew teas, and teach her daughter which plants to gather.

Her family loved her, but they, too, felt the weight of suspicion. She recalled the fear in their eyes when neighbours whispered “witchcraft.” And then came the night when she was dragged away, accused and powerless to protect those she loved. The grief of leaving her children behind cut deeper than any blade.

In her present life, she recognised this lingering pain — the fear of being judged, the hesitation to stand tall in her truth, and the aching need to keep her family safe above all else.

Yet, through the journey, something shifted. She saw that her legacy was not of fear, but of love. The knowledge she passed on, the compassion she carried, and the bond with her family had travelled across lifetimes.

She returned from the regression with a new understanding: her voice and gifts were meant to be shared — not hidden. This time, she could carry her strength openly, without fear.

Sometimes the past doesn’t bind us. It shows us the courage we’ve carried all along

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