Experiencing death as joy is possible. During this podcast, Rebecca describes how this orgasmic explosion happened during her regression.
Rebecca is a is a lovely open young woman, happily married with two young daughters. As well as working as a receptionist three days a week and looking after her family, she is studying hypnotherapy.
Before coming for a regression with me, Rebecca had used an online recording to visit a past life. Being naturally open and trusting, she finds it a clear amazing experience. At first, she knows she is a man, an eskimo, in his small boat. She feels his shoulders expanding and his jaw broad and large. Wearing furs on his feet with an axe in his hand, he hunts fish and game. As well, she notices him having a possessive protective love of his three children and woman. Sadly, his wife dies before him. Later, his two children reverently watch him die peacefully at age 50.
This experience convinces Rebecca to study hypnotherapy and is also why she came for a regression.
Experiencing death as joy
Although this podcast is longer than usual, I strongly suggest you listen to the end when Rebecca speaks of her death at the end of a past life. She describes it very unusually as experiencing death as joy and as orgasmic. Also she says, “it blew my mind”. In any case, she is full of positive energy and very entertaining as she shares what she learned during her regression.
Generally, Rebecca shares a lot of useful information and learnings from her regression. First, she tells us about her spiritual perspective and where it came from. Second, she gives us information about her life and the three different past lives she relived during her regression. Third, she explains the meaning of suffering and how to interact with those who are lost, in pain or struggling. Later, she speaks of anger and how it changes us. Most importantly, we discuss fear, how we create it, how we use it, and how to move through it.
Hi Karen, first of all, wanted to let you know that your podcasts are wonderful and inspiring, thanks!! I just wanted to expand a little about what Rebecca said about this blanket of fear that is placed on us by our parents and the environment in which we are growing up. Couldn’t agree more with that, but from all your work with past lives, we know that many of the fears we have come from previous lives also. The sum is a composite of these two circumstances.
Thank you Peter for your kind comment. Lately I am receiving a lot of positive feedback from listeners and I am trilled to know that the podcasts are helping folk. Yes I agree that our traumatic triggers can come from current life and past lives and, by clearing them up, the blanket of fear gradually lifts.
Wow! Amazing insight into fear and anger and control. I can now see this in those around me. So important not to be drawn into someone else’s dramas and feelings. Difficult to remain remote and removed from that but so necessary. I understand what you say about being there for people but not trying to fix it for them – supporting your loved ones to learn their life lesson and perhaps learning a lesson yourself. Thank you for this podcast.
Thank you, Helen,for your kind comments and delighted you have had that insight yourself. It is important to allow, to love and acknowledge others journey but not take their issues on ourselves.