Regression vs ayahuasca. Hypnotic regression and plant medicines are different. In this episode, my guest is Christopher, a Health Coach, shares his use of the plant medicine, ayahuasca, and how those ceremonies compare with his regression.

Growing up, Chris had issues. Teachers at the Catholic school didn’t seem to like him. Instead of book learning, he preferred sport and acting. Like many, he learns by doing and experiencing rather than learning theories. But he did enjoy learning about human history.

Because of his inclination for action, Chris began researching plant medicines. Soon after, he did many ceremonies with ayahuasca which opened him up to new beliefs.

Eventually Chris comes for a regression because he carries a sense of guilt and emptiness, which he calls a “God-hole.” Something seems to be missing. 

Regression and Ayahuasca

Together, we discuss the difference between regressions and plant medicines. Chris makes some interesting points.

During his regression, Chris meets a grey Alien who identifies as his guide. Then, Chris recalls that aliens have presented to him before. This guide explains why he came in that form but, interestingly, Chris had forgotten that. During our conversation, I reprise him of that information by referring to notes from his regression.

Because Chris carries guilt, we ask the guide for help in resolving this issue.  I am surprised by the guides reply. It is most unusual, but they guide has his reasons.  Naturally, the guide wants Chris to keep evolving on his spiritual path and the answer is related to this quest. 

Also, in the podcast, Chris recalls his experiences of two powerful past lives, each being very different. In fact, they are at opposite ends of the spectrum of not-doing versus action. However, both are positive and informative. 

Importantly, someone appears in the regression who he didn’t expect. This relative gives him another surprising message. Eventually, Chris is told how to attain balance and move forward on his spiritual path. I find this message relevant to me, and I guess it will also be helpful to others.