PAST LIFE REGRESSION THERAPY COURSE

Next Course Dates 17th & 18th May 2008

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Practical techniques in Past Life Regression/Recall

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Elestial Training offer Past Life Regression Training as a stand alone 2 day course to anyone who has a knowledge of hypnosis or for practicing hypnotherapist's  who wish to add past life therapy to their existing services.

This 2 day course teaches you numerous techniques to achieve past life regression/recall with or without hypnosis.

The 2 days include:-

• How past life regressions / recall may be used in therapy

• A discussion on some of the theories and possible explanations for past life's

• How religion has played a major part in the belief in reincarnation

• Powerful regression methods that are suitable for friends, family, paying clients and even non-believers!

This 2 day workshop is suitable for:-

• Any persons holding an interest in past life regression / recall

• Therapists who wish to add past life work to their "tool box" of techniques.

The cost of this workshop is £195, price includes light lunch and refreshments.

Places can be reserved with a non refundable deposit of £50.00

Below is an interesting article from The Pembrokeshire Telegraph, which features Dr. Raymond Roberts after a journalist attended on of Dr. Robert's workshops.

Can hypnosis be used as a way of accessing lives that were lived before our own?  We sent ex-caveman, buccaneer and Edwardian hat-maker Owe Carter to a past-life regression workshop to find out.

The workshop was held by Dr. Ray Roberts on Saturday, May 14th 2005.

Though what the entranced subjects would undergo would certainly seem to be the reliving of past memories, Ray conceded that this alone cannot prove that past-lives exist.

He added that "they're usually very mundane lives that people have led, and can easily become boring".

There are several theories as to why one could access past-lives through their unconscious mind.  One is the theory of 'cosmic memories', based on the thermodynamic principle that energy cannot be created or destroyed.

This is applied to thought energy, which is scientifically measurable in terms of electrical brainwaves.  Such energy is thought to continue after death, and can still be harnessed.

A similar but distinct theory is that of 'spiritualism' - one may speak to spirits of the dead using the hypnotised body as a vessel.

This implies that the subject has not lived the past-lives accessed themselves.  Another is the 'collective consciousness' theory, which claims that we are privy to some kind of pooled knowledge.

A sceptic might argue that the human brain is a very powerful imaginative tool; and though the subject may claim they lack the requisite imagination to create alternative 'lives' from their own subconscious, they simply sell themselves short.

The first subject regressed was Carol Mill, a voluntary worker from Neath.  This began with Carol being put into a trance, regressed backwards through her own life pinpointing certain events; and then through early years, birth, into a corridor.

She was asked to choose a door.  Passing through the door, Carol explained how she was walking bare-legged an sandaled towards a castle.

After describing her appearance, she revealed how she was a 19-year-old called Rose, who served tables at The Master's castle.  At 25, she fled to marry John, a farmer.

When taken to the last day of her life, she told how she'd been bedridden with disease for six months, and could no longer walk.

She was taken into death, where she just saw blackness.  Ray explained how taking a subject through there own demise could often assuage the fear of death.  In her next life, Carol assumed the role of Greta, a typist, who was killed at a young age when she was hit by a truck.

No-one, Ray included, expected the reaction of Damon Morris - a gentle giant from Oxford, now studying at Lampeter.  Damon had come to the workshop with his mother-in-law, and was seeking hypnotherapy to help him deal with his lack of self-confidence.

However, when regressed into a past life, his demeanour became cocky, his language turned the air blue, and his body language altered entirely.

His character, Jake, stole horses from the rich - a crime for which he could hang.  At 20, he was already on the run for committing several murders.

First he killed a man who caught him stealing, by beating him to the ground, then setting upon him with a block of wood.  By 25, he claimed that he was always on the move, having now killed around 20 people.  An aghast Ray declared that he was a mass-murderer, to which Damon angrily responded "Are you taking the mick?", prompting fear that Ray might become the 21st.  Eventually, Jake was caught and hanged.

In another life, Damon was a gangland boss in 1960s London, who claimed he was The Boss, that the Kray twins were "nothing", and that people who didn't agree with him went "swimming in the Thames".  In 1962, he was shot in the back at 25.  When brought back to the present, Damon was visibly shaken, perceptibly cold, and lamented.

The session went no distance in proving whether past-lives are real.  However, it did prove an insight into the mysterious and chilling places the mind goes when the subconscious is in control.

WHY DO PEOPLE SEEK HYPNOTIC REGRESSIONS?

There are any number of experiences from past lives that can negatively affect us in this life. Someone who is scared of water may have drowned in a past life. A recent example is someone who came to me because his left hand had always been weak. under hypnosis he related how he had lost his left hand in a sword fight. Once he knew the reason why his hand had always been week it gradually gained strength. Another interesting recent case was a lady who suffered from frigidity. Under regression it turned out that her husband in a previous life had rejected her because she had been raped. Her husband in this lifetime, she believed was the same husband she had had before, and she was repaying him by being frigid. Once she became aware of this her frigidity vanished.

Possibly the greatest benefit of having regression is the evidence that it gives that we are all constantly changing and evolving. This can change our perspective on life and give a realisation of why we are what we are - and also of what we are supposed to be doing here.   (Richard Webster, Hypnotist)

WHY HYPNOTIC REGRESSIONS?

As regressions can be done by other methods, why do we recommend hypnotism? Purely because it is the only method that can allow you to relive the important events of a past life. In regression using Numerology, for instance, you are made aware of the karmic factors in a previous lifetime, but you learn none of the specifics. For instance, you could not learn what kind of person your father was, or what your bedroom looked like. How well off you were, or many other pertinent questions. The same problems arise with most other forms of regression. I have personally been regressed by several methods, including hypnosis, crystals, astrology and massage, and have found hypnosis to be the most helpful for me.
(Richard Webster, Hypnotist)

Delegates are taught about past life regression. This course teaches effective techniques used to facilitate the deep states of consciousness required to access past life memory.

Course fee £195

Includes:

2 Day Past Life Therapy Training

Training Manual

Light Lunch

Light Refreshments at Break Times

Next Course Dates 17th & 18th  May 2008

All course fees must be paid in full at least 2 weeks before the commencement of this course.

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