Book description
This is the second edition of an inspired manual for psychotherapists, practitioners, healers, and students of emotional, mental, and spiritual healing. It has been updated with an index and additional spiritual insights into the dynamics of sanskara, impressions upon the soul created out of trauma that create our themes and…
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Why read it?
1 author picked The New Regression Therapy as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This is a “how-to” guidebook on self-exploration and self-discovery, with steps for searching for a past life.
I found the methodology and approach easy to follow, and I recommend it highly for newcomers to past life regression. The search for a past life can be a daunting process even for the truly determined. The author provides a protocol that can be followed step by step calling on spiritual guides to assist the seeker during the exploration process. The outreach to the spiritual highlights that we are not alone and we are surrounded by healing light and guides.
From Ellenmorris' list on The best books on past life regression.
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