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Speaker 1: hypnotherapist and host of two podcasts, The Boundless Authenticity Podcast
Speaker 1: and Why You Self Sabotage. Jayhann, Welcome back. How you doing.
Speaker 2: It's good to be back. I'm doing good.
Speaker 1: It's great to have you back.
Speaker 2: Man.
Speaker 1: Looking forward to this discussion today. You wanted to get
Speaker 1: into past life regression. Although I've done a few shows
Speaker 1: about this in the past, not for a while. I've
Speaker 1: also never had a past life regression myself. I've even
Speaker 1: had some episodes where my guest claims that past lives
Speaker 1: don't even exist. Although I consider all the possibilities. As
Speaker 1: of now, the evidence from all the personal accounts that
Speaker 1: I've heard point to the very strong possibility that multiple
Speaker 1: incarnations are part of this human experience. So I'm really
Speaker 1: looking forward to getting your insights into everything. Before we
Speaker 1: get into it, remind the audience just a little about
Speaker 1: yourself and let them know how they can find more.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So, I am a hypnotherapist and I do regression therapy
Speaker 3: and I specialize in self sabotage, and I do a
Speaker 3: lot of coaching around that kind of stuff and a
Speaker 3: lot of work with addictions, healing injuries, different things as well.
Speaker 3: You can find me at heal Self's appotage dot com.
Speaker 3: You can listen to the podcast Boundless Authenticity and uh yeah,
Speaker 3: if you just look me up, you'll find something on
Speaker 3: me somewhere right on.
Speaker 1: How long have you been doing past life regressions?
Speaker 3: Honestly, for most of my career, I've been doing it,
Speaker 3: so about eleven twelve years. I've been doing it for sure,
Speaker 3: because I remember I got into all of this kind
Speaker 3: of stuff. Why shouldn't I got into all this kind
Speaker 3: of stuff because of it? I was convinced because I
Speaker 3: had one and I received a healing from that experience.
Speaker 2: So I realized that there's.
Speaker 3: Something to it, whatever it was at the time, and
Speaker 3: I realized that, oh my gosh, like the subconscious mind
Speaker 3: is where everything is at.
Speaker 1: Yeah, so yeah, I'm assuming these regressions are done in
Speaker 1: a hypnotic state, is that right? Yeah?
Speaker 3: You know I really hate that term, and you know
Speaker 3: it was going to come in hot with all this
Speaker 3: information because I always question all the other narratives, right.
Speaker 3: I always come with some bullshit that it's different from
Speaker 3: what everybody else says, right, because I don't like to
Speaker 3: be honest and I don't like to be sensational. The
Speaker 3: thing is is that when you have an emotional reaction
Speaker 3: to something with your behavior, you're regressing to a point
Speaker 3: where you learn that.
Speaker 2: Right, So if you take.
Speaker 3: The woo woo and the mysticism out of the statement
Speaker 3: past life regression, you just normalize it to a regular
Speaker 3: human experience. Then everyone does this when you dream at
Speaker 3: night and you start piecing together information from lives that
Speaker 3: you know experience is in your life, then you're regressing technically.
Speaker 3: So it's no different to when you are daydreaming or
Speaker 3: anything like that. And again we've broke the issue of
Speaker 3: what is not hypnosis, And it's not a lot of
Speaker 3: stuff that's not hypnosis because it's just a function of
Speaker 3: the brain so that you don't have a series of
Speaker 3: mini strokes. You have to process trillions of bits of
Speaker 3: information every day in an overstimulated environment.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: This is why when you know, the most common example
Speaker 3: is when you're driving, you just forget and you zone
Speaker 3: out and you reach your destination and you don't realize
Speaker 3: all the stuff you've passed because you just have to
Speaker 3: take in so much information.
Speaker 2: Right, So it's no different to anything like that.
Speaker 1: Do you always hear hypnosis spoken of as if some
Speaker 1: people aren't open to it or some people can't be hypnotized.
Speaker 1: Let's demystify hypnosis and talk more about what exactly is happening,
Speaker 1: what you're doing for the person, a little bit about
Speaker 1: the process.
Speaker 2: So I think that.
Speaker 3: What I'm doing for the person is is showing themselves
Speaker 3: that they have access to any part of their life
Speaker 3: that they would like to improve, investigate, or solve problems.
Speaker 3: Now I mentioned addictions, so let's use that as an example.
Speaker 3: Many times, when you regress someone, they won't always go
Speaker 3: to a past life in the muria or something like that,
Speaker 3: although that could happen. They will go to a point
Speaker 3: in time in this life where something significant happened that
Speaker 3: is linked to the reaction that they're having. You know,
Speaker 3: the reason why they chose to become an addict, right,
Speaker 3: something that's unresolved. So all I'm really doing is helping
Speaker 3: that person to vary, cleverly and safely figure out what
Speaker 3: the subconscious mind wants them to take a look at
Speaker 3: so that they can heal. And of course the subconscious
Speaker 3: is speaking in images and stories and emotions, and so
Speaker 3: you're just looking for stories that will help to release fear, grief,
Speaker 3: shame that you've been carried for years.
Speaker 1: You know, something else I've often heard that I'd like
Speaker 1: to debunk in a sense is the possibility of a
Speaker 1: hypnotherapist leaving suggestions or leading that person to an understanding
Speaker 1: of something more along the lines of what the hypnotherapists
Speaker 1: would like to hear rather than their real experiences. How
Speaker 1: can we tell if it's just the imagination that's kicking
Speaker 1: in our real experiences are being explored.
Speaker 3: I think that there is a mainstream idea of hypnotism
Speaker 3: that comes from stage hypnotism that people are locked into,
Speaker 3: and so there can.
Speaker 2: Be that fear.
Speaker 3: I do know that there are some unethical hypnotists that exist,
Speaker 3: that are born certified that instead of listening and fully
Speaker 3: collaborating with the client, they may just implant suggestions in
Speaker 3: a way to just you know, get it over and
Speaker 3: done with and get them out of the office, right.
Speaker 3: But that's actually unethical, and that's a chargeable offense. So
Speaker 3: you know, I don't think that that's really good if
Speaker 3: that's happening anywhere. But there's nothing but fear about the process.
Speaker 3: It's collaborative, you'reine control, and it usually begins with a
Speaker 3: top down so you find out what the issue is.
Speaker 3: Most people know and they will tell you what they've
Speaker 3: been struggling with and then you say, okay, well let's
Speaker 3: get to the root of that. And then it becomes
Speaker 3: that process of figuring out how the subconscious is communicating
Speaker 3: through symbolism, and then you can really.
Speaker 1: And what would you tell those people that don't believe
Speaker 1: in past lives question a lot of hip techniques and
Speaker 1: may believe that it's only the imagination of the person
Speaker 1: that is being accessed during these experiences. What would you
Speaker 1: tell those people?
Speaker 3: I would tell those people to do a little bit
Speaker 3: more research on that topic, because there are so many
Speaker 3: instances where a person has done a regression and then
Speaker 3: weeks later they've come across newspaper articles that correlate directly
Speaker 3: the historical incidents that they experienced that they did not
Speaker 3: know about before they accessed that regression. And so, honestly,
Speaker 3: I think the reason why past life gets buried in
Speaker 3: the algorithm and they're making it hard for people who
Speaker 3: practice QHHT and all these different things to have a
Speaker 3: presence online is that if this became a valid source
Speaker 3: of evidence in a testimonial, a lot of wicked people
Speaker 3: would be in jail after the fact, because it's kind
Speaker 3: of like how they use psychics in police investigations. If
Speaker 3: past life regression becomes a normalized tool in solving historical
Speaker 3: crimes that have affected a lot of people, there would
Speaker 3: be a lot of evidence to correlate. So sometimes people
Speaker 3: do have a little bit of cryptomnesia, which is the
Speaker 3: name that is given to the phenomenon when the subconscious
Speaker 3: mind pieces together things that it has witnessed before in
Speaker 3: order to explain something. But for the most part, a
Speaker 3: lot of it is historically accurate, and a lot of
Speaker 3: it correlates to things that people are actually dealing within
Speaker 3: their own life.
Speaker 1: As it relates to your modality specifically. Would you say
Speaker 1: that it works on anyone or is it only some people.
Speaker 3: I've done so many hundreds of sub sessions and there's
Speaker 3: nobody that's ever had any issue, So I don't know.
Speaker 3: Maybe there's people out there that can't be hypnotized, but
Speaker 3: I haven't met one yet.
Speaker 1: Do you think that a state of mind, or even
Speaker 1: if the person is abusing substances of some kind and
Speaker 1: they're under the influence, would that affect the experience.
Speaker 3: I think it would affect the experience. It could deepen it,
Speaker 3: or it could make it worse. Being under the influence
Speaker 3: of drugs is more likely to do some kind of
Speaker 3: psychedelic effect than it is to actually bring I'm not
Speaker 3: sure how to describe that, but to bring forth real
Speaker 3: true messages like you might start seeing machines. Who knows,
Speaker 3: but I always make sure that anybody I work with
Speaker 3: that even if they do like smoke weed or something,
Speaker 3: that they don't do that before they come to the session.
Speaker 1: Let's get to some of your talking points. Does a
Speaker 1: person have to have belief in past lives for the
Speaker 1: experience to work? Have you ever worked with a person that,
Speaker 1: like I was mentioning earlier, has no belief in this
Speaker 1: that after the experience they're now a believer.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: And as I said, there's a talk down that happens
Speaker 3: before the whole thing where we just discuss what the
Speaker 3: issue is, why you want to try it, things like that,
Speaker 3: And usually when you have that discussion, it's because the
Speaker 3: subconscious is hiding information and so this is.
Speaker 2: Not your fault.
Speaker 3: It's just that the subconscious is in charge of so
Speaker 3: much tough issues that you've been through. We've all been
Speaker 3: through some hard stuff in life and it's tough for
Speaker 3: you to look at, and because it causes emotion, the
Speaker 3: subconscious mind doesn't want to prioritize it, and so it
Speaker 3: will hide these things. In compartments that, with a skilled practitioner,
Speaker 3: you access those things. Now, let's use a healing for example.
Speaker 3: I do a lot of healings. A lot of people
Speaker 3: have injuries and they just want to come and do that,
Speaker 3: and they're nervous because they know that they may find
Speaker 3: something in there that they've been holding on too, that
Speaker 3: they don't want to let go of because it hurts
Speaker 3: to let go of it. It's not because that they
Speaker 3: don't want to let go of it because they're terrible.
Speaker 3: It's just because there's fear that comes up. Nobody likes
Speaker 3: to feel fear, right, It's a normal thing we all do,
Speaker 3: and so it can be difficult to get a person
Speaker 3: to settle sometimes because of that effect. But mostly it's
Speaker 3: very very gentle and people end up loving it. And
Speaker 3: usually the outcome I get is I want to do
Speaker 3: it again. Right, So I think if just to answer
Speaker 3: that question directly, believing in past lives is not the
Speaker 3: most important question. It works whether you believe in it
Speaker 3: or not, because you daydream, you have thoughts, you have emotions,
Speaker 3: all these things. It's just a way of accessing this information,
Speaker 3: So you don't have to believe in reincarnation for a
Speaker 3: past life regression to work. Some people might view it
Speaker 3: and experience it and it's so real for them that
Speaker 3: it's a genuine past life, and others may see it
Speaker 3: as just the subconscious talking to them with symbolism, and
Speaker 3: both of those things from a therapeutic perspective are equally
Speaker 3: as valuable.
Speaker 1: What do these regressions tell you about the nature of
Speaker 1: time itself? Do you think this is all essentially unfolding
Speaker 1: at the same time, and on top of that there
Speaker 1: may be multiple versions of different incarnations.
Speaker 3: Honestly, I don't want to nail that down to one answer.
Speaker 3: I don't want to do the Dolores Kennon thing. I
Speaker 3: don't want to say that we're all star seeds and
Speaker 3: we've all been here before and in these kinds of
Speaker 3: things like that. I want to be straightforward. You could
Speaker 3: experience something that you genuinely experienced before and you feel
Speaker 3: it in your bones, and you're like, oh, I really
Speaker 3: was there, and you would know how you died, and
Speaker 3: you would know you know that your mother in this
Speaker 3: lifetime was a cousin or something in a previous lifetime,
Speaker 3: and they may confirm that for you in real life.
Speaker 3: But I think the most important fact is that the
Speaker 3: subconscious is not interested in being historically accurate. It's interested
Speaker 3: in being emotionally accurate. So if somebody is struggling with
Speaker 3: a lifelong challenge an injury that they had when they
Speaker 3: were young, that maybe when the rainfalls, it hurts twenty
Speaker 3: years later and they come and they say, every time
Speaker 3: the rainfalls, I have an injury in my ankle. And
Speaker 3: you work with that and you access a memory and
Speaker 3: it so turns out that they had the experience of
Speaker 3: hurting themselves in this past life before you find out
Speaker 3: it's residual pain that's left over. Then you help that
Speaker 3: person release it and they call you three months later
Speaker 3: and they're like, I don't know what you did, but
Speaker 3: this really worked and I haven't had any pain since.
Speaker 2: That's a win, right.
Speaker 3: So I think if you view the answer to that
Speaker 3: question through the lens of the subconscious, is always just
Speaker 3: trying to help us. It's trying to help us cope
Speaker 3: with normal, everyday experiences that are not our fault because
Speaker 3: we live in a system that's designed to keep us stuck.
Speaker 3: Then you can make some really beautiful connections with experiences
Speaker 3: that you've had, whether it's in this life or any
Speaker 3: other fictional life, that really help you move forward. And
Speaker 3: I think that that is the most important thing that
Speaker 3: people shouldn't lose of where this is concerned, because, like
Speaker 3: I said, all that star seed stuff is great, but
Speaker 3: being a star seed doesn't necessarily solve your problems or
Speaker 3: pay your bills, right, So I try to take a
Speaker 3: really groaned approach to this kind of stuff, but I
Speaker 3: also honor the fact that people are having these experiences.
Speaker 1: Let's get deeper into the healing aspect. Obviously it can
Speaker 1: trigger emotional healing healing from trauma, but you mentioned physical pain.
Speaker 1: Maybe you could give us some more examples of what
Speaker 1: kinds of healing this can bring about.
Speaker 3: I'm working with a client right now. This has been
Speaker 3: off and on, and he was a paramedic. He was
Speaker 3: simply lifting the patient up on the gurney into the
Speaker 3: vehicle and he injured its back and firs.
Speaker 2: Like basically, a lot.
Speaker 3: Of personal experiences happened for him that he didn't make
Speaker 3: the connection between the trauma that was happening in his
Speaker 3: life and the holding of pain emotionally in his body.
Speaker 3: So when that happened, all of this emotional tension accumulated
Speaker 3: in the area where the injury actually occurred, where he
Speaker 3: pulled that muscle, and physical therapy could not solve the problem. Okay,
Speaker 3: So he went to physical therapy for years and it
Speaker 3: didn't do anything. Eventually he got fed up and he
Speaker 3: called me because I'm in the book. So I get
Speaker 3: a lot of people that call me up out of
Speaker 3: the blue and they're like yelling at me with their problems.
Speaker 3: This person did this, and this other person did that,
Speaker 3: and I went to the doctor and this didn't work.
Speaker 3: Helped me right, and I feel sorry for him, and
Speaker 3: you know, a couple of three or four sessions with
Speaker 3: me and then the problem is gone. They're like, I
Speaker 3: don't know what just happened, Like I didn't even think
Speaker 3: this was gonna work. A lot of people are like
Speaker 3: this should not be working, Like this doesn't make any
Speaker 3: sense that this is working.
Speaker 2: And I think that.
Speaker 3: Primarily what neuroscience and people like BESL vander Kok have
Speaker 3: proven about trauma being stored in the body is the
Speaker 3: most critical insight, because again, we're all having these normal
Speaker 3: experiences that are outside of our control, and when we
Speaker 3: don't resolve those things fully, it can get trapped in
Speaker 3: the body. We can get hurt, and it just likes
Speaker 3: to go to these areas that we have a physical injury,
Speaker 3: and it can hang out there and that becomes the
Speaker 3: signal to do something different about the problem. Right.
Speaker 1: I heard a few experiences where people had chronic pain
Speaker 1: in some area or another, and when they did the regression,
Speaker 1: they found out that in a past life long ago,
Speaker 1: they were either stabbed in that area or shot in
Speaker 1: that area. They had a traumatic event for the specific
Speaker 1: area that they're feeling pain, and it carried over to
Speaker 1: their current incarnation. This is also linked to whatch you're discussing.
Speaker 1: Does that happen often?
Speaker 3: Let me use myself as an example. Yes, it does
Speaker 3: happen often. But like I said, I got into this
Speaker 3: because I experienced something like that. So I'd been in
Speaker 3: asthmatic my whole life and I had this past life regression.
Speaker 3: It was very innocent. I just tried it for the
Speaker 3: first time. I found out that I died in that
Speaker 3: lifetime in a pool of quicksand and I was born
Speaker 3: into this life with severe asthma. So when I had
Speaker 3: that past life regression, the asthma went away completely, mysteriously, unexplainably.
Speaker 3: I haven't had a sympantom since this is way over
Speaker 3: a decade, okay, And that does happen to people. Whatever
Speaker 3: it is goes away.
Speaker 1: From what I heard as well. Traumatic deaths can reflect
Speaker 1: in your life in many different ways, even emotionally mentally,
Speaker 1: can link back to traumatic death in a previous life, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it can.
Speaker 3: I mean something like that can be so traumatic that
Speaker 3: it travels with you across timelines. You know, it's downloaded
Speaker 3: back into your consciousness when you return here. And I
Speaker 3: think that one of the phenomenons that actually makes me
Speaker 3: laugh is when people actually show up and they're hoping
Speaker 3: that they were a king or a queen or something,
Speaker 3: and then it's very mundane, like they were just a
Speaker 3: peasant somewhere and just walking and it fell over and
Speaker 3: died because they had dysentery or something like that, you know.
Speaker 3: And I think there's a lot of sensationalism that make
Speaker 3: it entertaining, but those are mainly experiences that don't happen.
Speaker 3: It's usually very ordinary experiences of life. One of the
Speaker 3: most common themes is people who had very ordinary short lives.
Speaker 3: And there's a diet because historically people weren't that healthy
Speaker 3: back in the day, right throughout history, there were so
Speaker 3: many challenges with getting enough food and things like that.
Speaker 3: But then if somebody's struggling and they have something happening
Speaker 3: in this life cancer or in fact, you might have
Speaker 3: to edit that out because that might get you, uh,
Speaker 3: you're good, that might get you hit because she can't
Speaker 3: make these well, I'm not making a claim anyway, but
Speaker 3: I've seen these things happen. I've seen tumors, I've seen
Speaker 3: lifelong chronic illness.
Speaker 2: Just that's crazy.
Speaker 3: Dissipate after a certain number of sessions. It's different for
Speaker 3: everyone because this person is releasing grief or fear or
Speaker 3: shame or something that they've carried for a long time.
Speaker 3: Some people, I think you asked me this question and
Speaker 3: I didn't answer earlier. It is, you know, you hear
Speaker 3: a lot of spiritual people talking about timelines and stuff,
Speaker 3: but it is like accessing those timelines sometimes, and people
Speaker 3: do have what we call parallel timelines, where sometimes in
Speaker 3: one session they witness two or three different versions of
Speaker 3: themselves doing something similar in different lifetimes. And that's because
Speaker 3: the issue that they're having has repeated so many times
Speaker 3: throughout history.
Speaker 2: Right, So.
Speaker 3: Again, whether it's bullshit or whether it actually works, I
Speaker 3: leave that to the person to decide. The person that
Speaker 3: experiences it should decide that. For themselves after trying it out, honestly,
Speaker 3: because until you try it, you don't fully understand the process.
Speaker 1: Have you ever had a client that had a previous
Speaker 1: experience as something other than a human, maybe an animal
Speaker 1: or even an alien.
Speaker 2: Yeah, now you're getting into the real weird territory. A
Speaker 2: lot of that.
Speaker 3: There has been a lot of that, and there is
Speaker 3: a lot of that that is going on. I actually
Speaker 3: think this is probably gould be a good time to
Speaker 3: talk about the event that me and Laura Van Tyne
Speaker 3: are having. It starts tomorrow this every second Saturday of
Speaker 3: the month until December, and I'm assuming there will be
Speaker 3: a link in the show notes for this. Anybody wants
Speaker 3: to sign up. And it's really all about exploring that
Speaker 3: question because you do get a lot of spiritual attacks
Speaker 3: that are uncovered due to the regression process. You realize
Speaker 3: that something that's happening in a person's life, a brain
Speaker 3: fog or depression or chronic illness, is linked to a
Speaker 3: spiritual attack. And what is happening is that because you're
Speaker 3: in the subconscious mind, which grants access to the spiritual realm,
Speaker 3: a lot of people are experiencing things in their life
Speaker 3: that are totally not their fault. That are totally happening
Speaker 3: because an entity has gained access to them, or you
Speaker 3: do see these people that they find out okay, yeah,
Speaker 3: they have some kind of Reptilian connection or Nordic connection
Speaker 3: or arcturin or something like that.
Speaker 2: In another life.
Speaker 3: The secret space thing comes up a lot for a
Speaker 3: lot of people. Really, yeah, people uncover those kinds of memories,
Speaker 3: People uncover mk ultra memories, things like that. So that
Speaker 3: again is why there's so much of an attack on
Speaker 3: this modality to bury it in the algorithm and stuff,
Speaker 3: because of the amount of information that you can uncover
Speaker 3: with it, whether it's the modality in itself or that
Speaker 3: the person feels safe enough that their subconscious says, hey,
Speaker 3: this thing happened to you.
Speaker 2: You know, you've got to decide that for yourself.
Speaker 1: Does the person's subconscious decide where it's going to go
Speaker 1: during the set and if it's going to go to
Speaker 1: a past life trauma or if it's going to decide
Speaker 1: to go to a trauma they experienced in this life.
Speaker 1: Is it up to the subconscious itself to decide.
Speaker 3: It's always about what's safe to touch at the moment,
Speaker 3: and usually if something's been happening for a person for
Speaker 3: a long time and it's been really painful and hard
Speaker 3: to look at, the subconscious is, especially if they're having
Speaker 3: a lot of stress or physical ailments as a result
Speaker 3: of it, the subconscious is just like, we have to
Speaker 3: do something about this, because the whole nervous system is
Speaker 3: getting affected in such a way that the subconscious actually
Speaker 3: wants you to see what's going on, so you can
Speaker 3: start to resolve it a little bit. But then other times,
Speaker 3: like I said, if it's really protective, the subconscious will
Speaker 3: put it away for storage and it won't let you
Speaker 3: see everything because it's just not gonna put you in
Speaker 3: a position to get hurt, at least not all that
Speaker 3: wants right, So it again, it's kind of like fishing
Speaker 3: in a way. I think the most important aspect of that.
Speaker 2: Is that.
Speaker 3: If you do nothing in a session except for inform
Speaker 3: a person and empower them to take a deeper look
Speaker 3: at something that's been going on, you can help them
Speaker 3: to connect more with the psychological side of things and
Speaker 3: the spiritual side of things and somewhere in between, and
Speaker 3: at the very least they'll have new tools and new
Speaker 3: ways of looking at things that they can begin to heal.
Speaker 1: While we're in the realm of the subconscious. You mentioned
Speaker 1: in your talking points the role that the subconscious mind plays.
Speaker 1: You also mention that the subconscious gives access to the
Speaker 1: spiritual realms. Can we get a little deeper into that.
Speaker 3: We can get deeper, be a little bit more specific,
Speaker 3: so we can get real deep.
Speaker 1: We can dive into how the subconscious connects with the
Speaker 1: spiritual realm, what it's giving access to, when that is happening,
Speaker 1: how that is happening.
Speaker 3: So on every time. Let me see easiest way to
Speaker 3: explain it. Every time you close your eyes, you're in
Speaker 3: the subconscious mind. Subconscious mind literally goes, hey, you want
Speaker 3: to see this, And because it shows you images, pictures,
Speaker 3: things like that, symbols, auditory things, you'll start to get
Speaker 3: all this information coming in if you just wait.
Speaker 2: This is why meditation works so well for.
Speaker 3: People to see things that have been hurting them. And again,
Speaker 3: I like to say that prayer is talking to God,
Speaker 3: but meditation is when God.
Speaker 2: Is talking to you.
Speaker 3: So when you put it in that context, we have
Speaker 3: been given the subconscious, which carries so much information so
Speaker 3: that we can actually have storage and have act says
Speaker 3: to the spiritual realms, because everything that has ever been
Speaker 3: known lives in the subconscious and so when you're working
Speaker 3: in regression, you can take a person to a point
Speaker 3: where they remember things, or they can learn things that
Speaker 3: they had forgotten or maybe they didn't know before. Oftentimes
Speaker 3: you hear spiritual healers talking about the Akashic records, etc.
Speaker 3: All of that is connected to the subconscious mind. I
Speaker 3: don't like that there are so many different names and
Speaker 3: stuff because it makes it confusing.
Speaker 2: If you just say subconscious conscious.
Speaker 3: Everybody can get it right, and you want to make
Speaker 3: this information really accessible.
Speaker 1: That would also mean that our imagination is connected with
Speaker 1: the spiritual realms as well, and at times what we
Speaker 1: believe is our imagination maybe something with more intelligence.
Speaker 3: And the thing about harnessing consciousness is that you have
Speaker 3: the power to discern between what's in imagination and what
Speaker 3: is your intuition, right, And oftentimes I think that there's
Speaker 3: a lot of language that is used as well, especially
Speaker 3: within religious contexts, that don't necessarily explain the difference between
Speaker 3: imagination and having a vision that's prophetic. So you hear
Speaker 3: terms in religion like cast down imaginations. But what it's
Speaker 3: saying is in a short way, is that if you're
Speaker 3: getting attacked by something that's demonic, it's trying to influence you,
Speaker 3: it's going to take you down this fantasy path.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 3: But if you sit around and you see you want
Speaker 3: to create something and you visualize it, that's the better
Speaker 3: use of your imagination, because consciousness can only create something
Speaker 3: once it has been witnessed. It would be ridiculous if
Speaker 3: a great painter from Days dawn By just sat down
Speaker 3: and said, Hey, I'm just going to start drawing stickment
Speaker 3: on this, and you know it's going to be the
Speaker 3: best painting you've ever seen. Now, there had to be
Speaker 3: some kind of inspiration, some kind of visual input that
Speaker 3: came from somewhere. He had to have access to the
Speaker 3: subconscious to pull this idea, this creativity out of the ether, right.
Speaker 3: And so I'm sure we've all had experiences where we
Speaker 3: just had an idea to do something, we don't know
Speaker 3: where the idea came from. So that again tells you
Speaker 3: the power of the subconscious and how it's linked to imagination,
Speaker 3: and how you need to know the difference, because if
Speaker 3: something is telling you to do something bad and you
Speaker 3: feel okay, this is a bad idea, then analyze that right,
Speaker 3: and then every time you do that, you get a
Speaker 3: little bit stronger at developing those faculties. And the word
Speaker 3: discernment gets thrown around like dirty underwear online, but you
Speaker 3: developed by practicing honoring what you think is your intuition
Speaker 3: or imagination or creative impulse.
Speaker 1: Let's talk a little bit about why emotional patterns keep
Speaker 1: repeating in our lives.
Speaker 3: Some of us have had some things that happen to
Speaker 3: us that we're so heinous and it's stuck in the
Speaker 3: body and it's harder to look at it than it
Speaker 3: is to let it. I guess, stay and keep you
Speaker 3: in sabotage, you know. And again I want people to
Speaker 3: understand that the most important information is that this is
Speaker 3: not your fault. We have these bodies, and the body
Speaker 3: does what it does, and the entire subconscious mechanism is
Speaker 3: really just about keeping you safe. And when you have
Speaker 3: something that's trying to keep you safe, it's kind of
Speaker 3: like dealing with a child that you know the child
Speaker 3: doesn't have the language to understand something bad happened, because
Speaker 3: if you use certain language, you would scare that child.
Speaker 3: That child would start crying right, So everything is geared
Speaker 3: around us staying safe and out of trouble, and when
Speaker 3: your emotions around something that happened to you are so
Speaker 3: tough to look at, your mind's not really going to
Speaker 3: want to deal with that. It's not that you're running
Speaker 3: from it. And I think that, you know, I've been
Speaker 3: guilty of using that kind of language in the past,
Speaker 3: but I understand that.
Speaker 2: It's hard. It's tough.
Speaker 3: And until somebody comes along and starts teaching this kind
Speaker 3: of stuff in school and tells you, hey, you know,
Speaker 3: your life is going to be hard.
Speaker 2: There's going to be a lot of things you.
Speaker 3: Can't process, but here's how you do it, then a
Speaker 3: lot of us are still going to struggle because nobody
Speaker 3: tells us how to do it and what to do
Speaker 3: about it.
Speaker 1: Do you think it's possible for a person to access
Speaker 1: past life memories on their own.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I'm not the biggest fan of psychedelics because I
Speaker 3: know there's a lot of stuff that goes on with
Speaker 3: the exploitation and the misuse of it, so I wouldn't
Speaker 3: recommend that, but a lot of that's what's happening in
Speaker 3: the use of psychedelics.
Speaker 2: A person is just.
Speaker 3: Stuck in patterns of living normal, everyday living that it's
Speaker 3: too much to look at unless they have a skilled practitioner,
Speaker 3: And so doing psychedelics can often help someone who has
Speaker 3: a lot of stuff going on to see what's most
Speaker 3: important for them. So it's very important that when you
Speaker 3: do psychedelics or you go to someone that does regression,
Speaker 3: that they also give you the correct aftercare and teach
Speaker 3: you how to analyze the experience and what happened so
Speaker 3: that you can really understand how to connect the dots.
Speaker 3: And I think that some people are already doing this.
Speaker 3: I think it's probably very common. Many people are meditating
Speaker 3: and they have visions of past lives and they're able
Speaker 3: to connect the dots.
Speaker 2: I just think that with a topic like this, and you.
Speaker 3: Have symptoms to something and you know it's bothering you,
Speaker 3: reaching out to somebody that does this kind of work
Speaker 3: can be really effective because symptoms are just solutions waiting
Speaker 3: to be discovered, if that makes sense. When you have
Speaker 3: something and it's symptomatic, there's things that you need to
Speaker 3: look at, and it doesn't have to be any more
Speaker 3: difficult than that. You just think to yourself, Okay, there's
Speaker 3: some things that I may need to look at. And
Speaker 3: so I would tell anyone to go and have a
Speaker 3: chat with any any kind of heal or any kind
Speaker 3: of therapists to try to begin to figure out what
Speaker 3: direction you need to go in and what's going to
Speaker 3: work for you, because these days what's happening is that
Speaker 3: a lot of traditional therapy isn't working because it's just
Speaker 3: talking about stuff, and oftentimes because things are so hard,
Speaker 3: the therapist doesn't want to necessarily go to a dark
Speaker 3: place that's going to trigger you all at once. Oftentimes
Speaker 3: you need different modalities. Someone may have a combination of
Speaker 3: traditional therapy, breaking healing, hypnosis.
Speaker 2: Different things.
Speaker 3: Somebody may have to get a healing, They may have
Speaker 3: to work with a natural path or their physician. And
Speaker 3: I do work with doctors and dentists and the other
Speaker 3: therapists and psychiatrists to get to the root of people's problems.
Speaker 3: It's a team effort, and a lot of practitioners are
Speaker 3: really really open to using the holistic modalities now to
Speaker 3: solve problems. So it's really about understanding that an individual
Speaker 3: person is going to have a certain number of key factors,
Speaker 3: a certain number of steps that are going to work
Speaker 3: powerfully for them. It's not a one size fits all thing,
Speaker 3: and I think that practitioners need to have the humility
Speaker 3: to really understand that and know that they can't fix
Speaker 3: it all, and to have a network of people that
Speaker 3: they can work with that they can get people's problems solved.
Speaker 1: Earlier, you mentioned spiritual attacks. Are you able to discern
Speaker 1: whether or not a person is under a spiritual attack
Speaker 1: by the regression work that you've done.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I've seen quite a lot of spiritual attacks, and
Speaker 3: sometimes sometimes where the person is at based on their
Speaker 3: life circumstances, what they've learned in life, you see it
Speaker 3: and you can't talk to them about it in a
Speaker 3: way that is going to be too scary, or you
Speaker 3: can't talk to them about it at all. But lately,
Speaker 3: within the past few years, I've been seeing a lot
Speaker 3: of spiritual attacks where people are carrying out old emotional
Speaker 3: patterns and they can't get rid of them, especially an
Speaker 3: addiction where this entity is attached itself to them and
Speaker 3: it's trying to siphon away the energy because it's their food.
Speaker 3: And I think we talked about this in the last clip,
Speaker 3: and good God, that last clip went viral by accident.
Speaker 3: But these things do happen, and we also have to
Speaker 3: understand that again that's not our fault because these things
Speaker 3: just jump on us. The best way for me to
Speaker 3: explain it actually is like a tick. You're walking through
Speaker 3: the forest or a fields somewhere, and a tick is
Speaker 3: just sticking its legs out trying to jump on attached
Speaker 3: to anything that passes by. Right, how does it do that?
Speaker 3: Ticks relight on static energy, electromagnetic energy, So you walk
Speaker 3: past and it sticks its leg out, and the electromagnetic
Speaker 3: energy from your body, which is your natural body's energy,
Speaker 3: magnetizes it and it gets on you. So ticks don't
Speaker 3: actually jump, they get magnetized towards you. And these entities
Speaker 3: are the same. So you walk through an area that
Speaker 3: may be haunted, and you go home and this parasite
Speaker 3: has attached itself to you. You go into your office
Speaker 3: and there's a couple negative people or the space that
Speaker 3: the office is in the building as history.
Speaker 2: All this stuff is outside.
Speaker 3: Of your fault, and it just you end up in
Speaker 3: these situations where something stuck to you.
Speaker 1: So can you pick it up from another person that
Speaker 1: you come into contact with. They may have some nasty
Speaker 1: stuff on them.
Speaker 2: Yeah you can, Yeah, you can.
Speaker 3: It's about understanding and this is the stuff that we're
Speaker 3: going to go through in that course as well, by
Speaker 3: the way that we have certain levels of access. Most
Speaker 3: of it's not our fault. And like I have famously
Speaker 3: said before, you got to stop watching the Hollywood stuff,
Speaker 3: you got to stop listening to the darker music, because
Speaker 3: last time I told you about they put these energetic
Speaker 3: containers up they set up for the war, and they
Speaker 3: if they want to put spirits in music to make
Speaker 3: you do certain things.
Speaker 2: Less us.
Speaker 3: Cardi b as an example, there's a very popular clip
Speaker 3: of her on the internet where she's crying and she's
Speaker 3: talking about I don't want to be a part of
Speaker 3: this anymore. I just want to be a mother. I
Speaker 3: just want to be a good person. Because she started
Speaker 3: to realize that the music that she was making was
Speaker 3: getting these entities attached to it, and they were making
Speaker 3: her say and do the things that she was doing,
Speaker 3: and she wanted to get a break from that. So
Speaker 3: a lot of artists are actually coming out now and saying,
Speaker 3: you know, I need a break from this because there's
Speaker 3: something inherently dark in the spiritual realm. That's affecting me,
Speaker 3: and I know it's affecting those that are listening. Well,
Speaker 3: you can listen to a song and you should probably
Speaker 3: clear yourself after listening to your favorite song because whatever
Speaker 3: behavior that demon does is what that song is going
Speaker 3: to portray. Right, If it's anger, the lyrics are going
Speaker 3: to be angry. If it's lustful behavior, lasciviousness, loose, you know,
Speaker 3: lacking in morality, and different things like that, those lyrics
Speaker 3: will portray that. Or something about the arrangement is going
Speaker 3: to portray that and accent that. And like I said before,
Speaker 3: they do take these things to the Masonic temples and
Speaker 3: they pray for these entities to come on them. Why
Speaker 3: mostly because it's good for business, because when you're in
Speaker 3: a state of unawareness, that's the best time to attack you.
Speaker 3: But if you're spiritually ready, as they say, if you
Speaker 3: stay preyed up, it's gonna be harder to attack you.
Speaker 3: So they have to do these things in ways that
Speaker 3: will grant access, you know. Unforgiveness grants access, Resentment, shame
Speaker 3: grants access. Being afraid grants access, you know, And like
Speaker 3: I said, consciousness recreates whatever it witnesses. So if you
Speaker 3: watch a movie and there's killing in it, then you
Speaker 3: just need to witness it to grant access. And that
Speaker 3: electromagnetic parasite like a tick, is just hanging out somewhere,
Speaker 3: just flying around. It's similar if you really think about
Speaker 3: similar to the concept of disembodied spirits that you hear about.
Speaker 2: It's literally like that they're.
Speaker 3: Just flying around looking for people to attach to based
Speaker 3: on your lower emotional states.
Speaker 1: You mentioned how past life regressions can help with relationships,
Speaker 1: self worth, and self sabotage. Could you give us some
Speaker 1: examples of some of the most profound owned healings and
Speaker 1: changes that you've seen in people.
Speaker 3: I have seen people who can't keep a dollar in
Speaker 3: their bucket to save their lives become successful at business
Speaker 3: after a number of years. I've seen people who were
Speaker 3: cocaine addicts and alcoholics recover and put that down permanently.
Speaker 3: I've seen people who were raped and who were assaulted
Speaker 3: by other people, abused by parents recover from the trauma
Speaker 3: and move forward with their lives and do positive things
Speaker 3: with their lives. I've seen people who were having relationship
Speaker 3: challenges that one would fight with the other and they
Speaker 3: had basically these agreements that they'd made to push anyone
Speaker 3: that got close to them away becau because in a
Speaker 3: past life they were beaten up, or they were exploited,
Speaker 3: or other things like that.
Speaker 2: So I've seen a number of things. I've seen people
Speaker 2: that were Jesus.
Speaker 3: I've seen people that and when I say they were Jesus,
Speaker 3: there weren't just the Jesus.
Speaker 2: The Jesus was actually there.
Speaker 3: I've seen people who've been crucified and it was a
Speaker 3: whole set of them. So it wasn't just that there
Speaker 3: was This is where it gets controversial again. This will
Speaker 3: probably go viral. Whereas like one, it wasn't just one Jesus.
Speaker 3: It was like a whole field of them on the
Speaker 3: crucifixes being crucified for giving the information that they were
Speaker 3: giving about consciousness, raising your consciousness about all the things
Speaker 3: that make us good as human beings, right, that make
Speaker 3: us powerful, that the parasites don't want us to know.
Speaker 3: So I've seen things like that that affected people, and
Speaker 3: the reason why they had certain fears or health issues,
Speaker 3: or money issues or relationship issues is because of the
Speaker 3: shame that they experience. One guy was being crucified and
Speaker 3: he saw his wife looking at him with so much fear,
Speaker 3: and you know, different emotions that carried that throughout lifetimes.
Speaker 3: There's been so many different things. I'm sure you have
Speaker 3: questions that I let you jump in.
Speaker 1: I just have to ask you about the multiple Jesuses. Yeah,
Speaker 1: what was it that there were many people that were
Speaker 1: crucified that were spiritual leaders that were teaching similar teachings
Speaker 1: as Jesus? Or were there several people that were known
Speaker 1: as Jesus throughout different times?
Speaker 3: Speculatively Again, what I would say is that it appears
Speaker 3: as though the story that we know of the Jesus
Speaker 3: is just one telling of experience of one person that
Speaker 3: was given this high level of consciousness that had very
Speaker 3: little barrier once it received a human body, because the
Speaker 3: whole purpose of having a human body is to have
Speaker 3: the experience of the flesh, right, and it is probably
Speaker 3: one of the most popular experiences. But it appears as
Speaker 3: though every time. Actually, what I've heard specifically, just to
Speaker 3: be real transparent, as I've heard that there have been
Speaker 3: millions of them, these Christed souls that have come in
Speaker 3: that have tried to do this work. But it's more
Speaker 3: like as soon as they get here and they start
Speaker 3: doing certain things, they get found and they get killed.
Speaker 3: And I have come to the realization that that is
Speaker 3: why if you read the Bible, Jesus knows that this
Speaker 3: thing is going to happen to him, like there's no
Speaker 3: other way around it, that he's going to have to die, right,
Speaker 3: And if you really think about it, it's kind of
Speaker 3: very nonchal I was like, shit, I'm gonna get killed
Speaker 3: again kind of and that made sense to me when
Speaker 3: I heard it. And so I've had experiences as well
Speaker 3: where I've taken people to see their spirit guides, and
Speaker 3: I've seen people visit and talk with.
Speaker 2: God and stuff like that and ask questions.
Speaker 3: God is like, Uh, can't tell you that, but I
Speaker 3: can tell you this other thing.
Speaker 2: And it's not always like what you would expect.
Speaker 3: God is not as chatty as you think, because it's
Speaker 3: the way it comes up. Is like, but there is
Speaker 3: this extremely bright, multi colored force just emanating from somewhere.
Speaker 3: You can't really tell where it's coming from, but it
Speaker 3: has this presence. It's very silent, and it's very matter
Speaker 3: of fact, and you can.
Speaker 2: Ask it questions.
Speaker 3: And people have asked God questions about their life and
Speaker 3: sometimes when they say, hey, so God, why did you
Speaker 3: let this thing happen?
Speaker 2: God didn't say damn thing?
Speaker 3: Right, Yeah, And it's like the answer to that is
Speaker 3: because it's for you to figure out and do something
Speaker 3: about it. I can't tell you why I did something,
Speaker 3: you know, but people do receive a lot of clarity
Speaker 3: from these conversations. So again, this is where I say
Speaker 3: whether this is fictional or whether this is really happening.
Speaker 3: I've never met a person that didn't gather insight from
Speaker 3: their life and move on, move forward, right.
Speaker 1: I wanted to get deeper into your thoughts about the
Speaker 1: afterlife itself, not to call out any specific guess, but
Speaker 1: recently I did a show the Guess that day. He's
Speaker 1: also doing regressions for people, and he has a psychic
Speaker 1: that's there helping him, and he claims once they get
Speaker 1: to certain parts of the regression and where people are
Speaker 1: having memories of past lives or near death experiences or
Speaker 1: their life review, when they focus in on the beings
Speaker 1: giving the life review, it's claimed that they always turn
Speaker 1: into great aliens, reptilians, some kind of arconic being that
Speaker 1: is posing as a loved one or a guide or
Speaker 1: a sended master to try and convince you to go
Speaker 1: back and live your life again so they can feed
Speaker 1: off your loosh. It's a pretty bleak perspective. And like
Speaker 1: I said, I consider many possibilities, but I'm not sure
Speaker 1: about this one. I find it interesting, to say the least.
Speaker 1: What are your thoughts about the afterlife, the possibility of
Speaker 1: a life review being a deception, a white light trap?
Speaker 1: Do you think there is a way out of here?
Speaker 3: I'm laughing because I think that there's a lot of
Speaker 3: people on the Internet that just want something to talk about.
Speaker 3: And it's true, It's true they think that the crazier
Speaker 3: it is, the greater of a selling point it's going
Speaker 3: to be. And I wouldn't trivialize the experience of having
Speaker 3: a life review by claiming that reptilians are involved or
Speaker 3: some other art content being are involved. I think that
Speaker 3: the reason why civilizations have left us this information, these concepts,
Speaker 3: is for us to contemplate on our potential as a
Speaker 3: fragment of consciousness and to try to maximize that potential.
Speaker 3: So I think that when someone is saying stuff like that,
Speaker 3: you have to be very careful because people already struggle
Speaker 3: with a fear of death. Yeah, yeah, And people already
Speaker 3: tend to internalize. I think that this is true. But
Speaker 3: people who are actually bad people do struggle to a
Speaker 3: certain degree with knowing that they're bad people, unless, of course,
Speaker 3: they're just completely infested with with you know, psychopaths, or
Speaker 3: infested with parasites or something like that, right to where
Speaker 3: there's no awareness of it. And so I think that
Speaker 3: it's ridiculous because the one thing that I have learned
Speaker 3: from past life regressions that have gone wild and a
Speaker 3: way out there is that God does send us. We
Speaker 3: do get sent here. I don't think it's I've never
Speaker 3: experienced any information, So I don't want to say that
Speaker 3: anybody else is wrong, but I've never experienced any information
Speaker 3: where someone said, oh, I can see the room that
Speaker 3: I'm in where I'm choosing this life. I think that
Speaker 3: we do just get given a fragment of consciousness to
Speaker 3: have an experience to continue to create whatever needs to
Speaker 3: be created, because it's about problem solving. It's about having
Speaker 3: a problem sending a part of myself being God into
Speaker 3: this life to create something new and to have as
Speaker 3: many infinite, basically experiences that are not exactly the same
Speaker 3: thing every time, right, just to keep that short. So
Speaker 3: when people talk about life reviews being deceptive and they're
Speaker 3: trying to send you back to live your life over
Speaker 3: and over again, I think that's actually disrespectful to God.
Speaker 3: Because there is this creative force. You look at everything
Speaker 3: around you and you see that it has come from somewhere.
Speaker 3: People always talk about the anonachi and all this stuff that, like, Okay,
Speaker 3: who created the anonaki?
Speaker 2: Where did that come from?
Speaker 3: You can't You always end up in this very childlike
Speaker 3: way of thinking where it's like, okay, well then who
Speaker 3: created that?
Speaker 2: Who created this? Who created God? You know? And ultimately
Speaker 2: something had to create everything.
Speaker 3: Right, So to just say that there's reptilians that are
Speaker 3: stealing your life force and sending you back into a life,
Speaker 3: I don't think that that makes any damn sense. When
Speaker 3: you analyze all the information, you analyze what people have
Speaker 3: learned from near death experiences and stuff like that, how
Speaker 3: many people have positive experiences compared to how many people
Speaker 3: say they've been to hell or how many people say
Speaker 3: that they've had life reviews and things like that, Right,
Speaker 3: there's more information that points to it. What do I
Speaker 3: should say that points to what that person said? Is
Speaker 3: being ridiculous than there is not.
Speaker 1: Let's talk a little bit about your process. If a
Speaker 1: person is interested in getting a regression from you, what
Speaker 1: should they expect.
Speaker 2: Honestly, it's very relaxed.
Speaker 3: I am just I should say that, I am just
Speaker 3: very interested in making you feel comfortable so that you
Speaker 3: can get to the root of what it is that's
Speaker 3: been bothering you.
Speaker 2: My goal is never to tell people what to believe.
Speaker 3: It's about creating a space where any perspective that you
Speaker 3: have can just be explored with curiosity, right, And I'm
Speaker 3: not focusing on purely psychological or purely spiritual. It's about
Speaker 3: you harnessing your intuition, telling me what you think is
Speaker 3: going on. I'm not trying to heal your memories. We're
Speaker 3: just healing the emotional meanings that you've attached to it.
Speaker 3: We're looking back at experiences, if it's something in childhood
Speaker 3: or teenage years, or something that you learned. We're just
Speaker 3: taking a curious, innocent look at it to see exactly
Speaker 3: what it is that has been happening. And I don't
Speaker 3: want to make any broad based claims, but you probably
Speaker 3: will get insight and you probably will get results from it.
Speaker 3: Because I haven't seen anyone that hasn't.
Speaker 2: It's just.
Speaker 3: Really about letting that person shape their life in a
Speaker 3: more positive and empowering way by removing all of the
Speaker 3: other life stuff that gets in the way.
Speaker 2: Does that make sense?
Speaker 1: Yeah? And you can do this remotely like over zoom
Speaker 1: m yep. Are there any other aspects of hypnosis, past
Speaker 1: life regressions, people's experiences, or anything that we missed or
Speaker 1: didn't cover yet that she'd liked to close out on.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, I think that the one thing that
Speaker 3: gets missed is that people so very quickly jump into
Speaker 3: the Brian Weist thing many Lives, many Masters, or the
Speaker 3: Dolores Cannon thing star seeds, and you know, all the
Speaker 3: stuff that she wrote about in Convoluted Universe and things
Speaker 3: like that, and they miss the result. They actually just
Speaker 3: missed the end result of any therapeutic process is about
Speaker 3: relieving a person of fear and disempowerment and shame and
Speaker 3: guilt and all these things that are holding them back
Speaker 3: in one area. And I have to say, it's not
Speaker 3: a replacement for therapy or medical care, but it works.
Speaker 2: Along those things.
Speaker 3: Because it's about reaching a part of you that logic
Speaker 3: just can't reach. That's what gets missed the most.
Speaker 1: Right on, man, Jay Han one more time, tell us
Speaker 1: about your event coming up and how people can find
Speaker 1: out more about you.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, if you have ever had a heaviness
Speaker 3: that you can't explain, if you've ever had something that
Speaker 3: you know, you just can't quite put your finger on it,
Speaker 3: and maybe you're stressed out, Maybe you're having an addiction
Speaker 3: and you had therapy and have all these things that
Speaker 3: you've done.
Speaker 2: For it, but it doesn't work.
Speaker 3: Maybe it could be something deeper, and maybe you've never
Speaker 3: found an explanation that really fits that. So sometimes two
Speaker 3: people can have similar experiences for completely different reasons. Somebody
Speaker 3: could be carrying an old emotional pattern and another person
Speaker 3: could be experiencing something that they can only understand through
Speaker 3: a spiritual lens. And most of the time those lenses
Speaker 3: that we're looking at these things through aren't always as
Speaker 3: clear as.
Speaker 2: We would like to think.
Speaker 3: So one of the biggest questions that I get asked
Speaker 3: and that Laura gets asked, is how can I tell
Speaker 3: the difference between an old childhood pattern, an emotional wound,
Speaker 3: and a negative entity? And so we are addressing that
Speaker 3: question and giving the answers. So it starts tomorrow, Saturday,
Speaker 3: August eighth, and it's going to be every second Saturday
Speaker 3: until December, where it ends with a group regression where
Speaker 3: everyone is going to be put into their own container
Speaker 3: and we will help go through whatever challenges they might
Speaker 3: be having. So you can get the link in the
Speaker 3: show notes and sign up if you want. There is
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Speaker 3: lot of people there.
Speaker 1: Excellent, I'll have that all available easily in the description.
Speaker 1: We'll have to do this again as usual until next time. Everyone,
Speaker 1: have an excellent evening. We will talk again tomorrow.
Speaker 2: See y'all.
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