Meeting loved ones who passed is possible during regressions. However, In this episode, my guest, Samantha, did not expect it or ask for it. Samantha came for a regression because she was feeling lost. In fact, As Sam explains, she had been feeling directionless as long as she could remember. 

Although Samantha now had a family of two children who she home schooled, previously, she had worked and studied a lot. First, she tried nursing for several years but didn’t particularly like it. Then, she studied literature and tutored students. Later, she studied design and marketing. Obviously. She was trying to find what would help her feel settled.

Sadly, Samantha had lost her mother to breast cancer when she was just six years old. Later, she found out her maternal grandfather had sexually abused his children, including her mother. 

Meeting loved ones who passed

Although Samantha had not mentioned it on her intake form, I wondered if her mother would come through in the regression, as passed relatives often do. As well, Samantha was very close to a paternal aunt and her maternal grandmother. Samantha was very surprised when some relatives appeared. You will need to listen to discover who they are.

Other surprises ensued, some pleasant and one demonstrating the difference between high level forgiveness and human forgiveness.

Samantha accessed two powerful past lives, one as an American Indigenous man and another as as a pirate with good intentions. When Samanatha met her guide, he appeared as a wolf. Our guides like to appear in a form that is familiar to us, which we can easily trust. Her best friend in the American life was a wolf, and Samantha has always loved dogs.  

Frequently in regressions, we discover lost parts of ourselves. Fortunately, this is true in Samantha’s regression too. Unresolved past lives bleed through into our current life. In the podcast, Samantha explains how that was true for her.