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Some people marry their childhood sweetheart and live happily ever after.
Some people stay in unhealthy, long-term relationships.
Some people have several karmic relationships for important lessons to learn and wounds to heal.
The most common thing I see as a therapist is my clients having a deep-seated belief that they aren’t good enough and this usually stems from being deprived of the love they needed as a child.
Ever wondered if your relationship is meant to go the distance?
The relationships we have are not always with soulmates that are healing in nature, often they are with karmic partners that aren’t meant to last.
The inability to forgive is an inability to heal; it blocks spiritual growth and drains vital energy from our souls.
Forgiveness is much easier said than done, but to truly move forward it is essential.
Telepathy is a phenomenon by which mind to mind communication occurs.
This mental communication, a transference of thought from one mind to another regardless of distance, is based on emotions, feelings, sensations, images and desires.
Having a child with a disability is one of the most heartbreaking challenges a parent can face.
Parents only ever want their children to be healthy, happy and live a life better than the one they had themselves.
Read more: Soul Lessons of Parenting a Child with a Disability
Physical accidents appear to be random events, varying from unfortunate to tragic.
However, the very paradoxical concept of a ‘planned accident’ is the result of the pre-birth planning process.
Self-knowledge is the gateway to your inner peace.
It leads to a better understanding of your emotions and behaviours, what causes them and what their purpose is for your own personal growth.
Substance addiction is one of the most common of life challenges.
It is an act of numbing the pain and escaping raw emotions due to the fear of confronting the real problems and issues that are being presented.
There is someone special for each of us, in fact for most there is more than just one special soulmate.
Soulmates are destined to meet and while your head may not recognise them, your heart will.
While watching the extraordinary story about the transgender mother and son on 60 Minutes my first thought was how incredibly lucky they are to have each other and to have that essential understanding of what the other is going through.
I have previously written about how children choose their parents and their parents choose them as part of the pre-birth planning process, but what about adopted children?
When a loved one dies, we suffer a great loss, but commonly take comfort in the belief that we will be reunited with the souls of our deceased loved ones in the spirit world.
It has been reported that over one million people worldwide take their own life each year.
A desperate act, not a selfish one, that leaves loved ones with so many questions and the difficult task of healing from such a traumatic experience.
For a parent to lose a child at any age is excruciatingly painful, but for the loss to occur before that child is born brings about a unique kind of grief and sadness.
Karma is a popular word, but what is it and what does it actually mean?
Karma is neither punishment nor reward; it is simply the spiritual principle of cause and effect where an individual’s intentional act (thought, word or deed) influences their own future outcomes, good or bad.
Have you heard of soul contracts?
It can be a difficult concept to wrap your head around, but prior to birth we have extensive discussions with our spiritual elders and soul group who we will reincarnate with.
In central Thailand, in 1967, a boy called Chanai was born with two birthmarks, one on the back of his head and one above his left eye.
His family didn’t think much of it until the boy was three years old and started talking about his previous life.
Our consciousness, our soul, continues to exist after death.
So where do our souls go and what do they do?
Who greets them on the ‘other side’?
There is becoming more and more scientific evidence that consciousness is separate from the physical body, therefore when we die it is only our bodies that die.
The true essence of our being is spiritual, it is energy, and because of this our consciousness knows no boundaries.
Do you remember your dreams?!
Not everybody does, however we all dream several times a night.
Emotional intelligence (EI) is the ability to recognise and regulate your emotions to relieve stress and overcome challenges.
It is also the ability to communicate effectively with others to resolve conflict and to make more informed decisions.
Through his extensive work, Dr Michael Newton has identified three different groups of soulmates.
These include ‘Affiliated Souls’, who are generally acquaintances associated with us to teach us a karmic lesson, ‘Companion Soulmates’ who are often our siblings, our children or good friends who are actively taking part in our physical life and ‘Primary Soulmates’ who are most often a deeply bonded partner or lover.
People with a victim mentality often think the world is against them and that they don’t have any control over their lives.
They feel sorry for themselves and ultimately live in an emotional state of self-pity and sadness.
The benefits of Past Life Regression Therapy (PLR) extend far beyond the clearing of current symptoms.
Healing can occur on all levels – physical, emotional and spiritual – as the insights and understanding gained from this transformative technique offer great wisdom in regard to how you see yourself and your life.
To change we have to acknowledge that we have the power within us to create problems, but more importantly we have the power to resolve them.
Wanting change and working towards it are two different things.
Day 2 of Dr Brian Weiss’ seminar on the weekend started with a moment’s silence in the wake of the senseless horror that had just unfolded in Paris (terrorist attacks, 2015).
After some discussion, this amazing modern-day pioneer of regression therapy, led the hundreds of people in the audience through another group past life regression.
I have no doubt that when someone says ‘There’s always someone worse off’ that it does in fact come from a well-meaning and kind-hearted person whose intentions are to be caring and compassionate.
However… here are five reasons not to say that!
Read more: 5 Reasons Not to Tell Others ‘There’s Always Someone Worse Off’
In psychology there are five stages of grief:
1. Denial
2. Anger
3. Bargaining
4. Depression
5. Acceptance
In spiritual work and Past Life Regression Therapy there is a sixth stage...
6. Reconnection
Past lives and Past Life Regression Therapy can be a pretty hard thing to get your head around if you have not experienced regression therapy or had some sort of spiritual awakening, but it is certainly not new or ‘New Age’ therapy.
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