Thirteen years after a regression is when this podcast is recorded. What changes might you expect years later? Being weighed down and disappointed in life is a challenge. Eventually, we hope to put that behind us and feel lifted and relieved. In this podcast, we trace the power of a past life which weighed down my podcast guest, Ian, right to the end of that life. 

Ian, my husband of 32 years did a life between lives regression for me in 2013, The year before, I had trained to become a life between lives practitioner with the Michael Newton Institute. Ian’s regression was part of my assessment of submitting five regressions. 

Recently, I have been exploring the effect of regressions over the long term. I know regressions create changes quickly but what happens after many years have passed? For example: 

• How have clients fared over the years? 
• Did the effects of the regression stay with them? 
• Looking back from past to the present, do they feel the regression has been useful?
• What advice from the regression have they implemented?
• Has that had a positive effect on their lives?

Thirteen Years after Regression

In his regression, Ian accesses a recent past life as Bruce that affects Bruce deeply. When young, Bruce makes a decision that has dire consequences on his brothers and his mates. He convinces them to join up with him and go to war. Unfortunately, this decision affects the rest of his life. Surprisingly, it also affects his responses during the regression. In line with his attitude, he is reticent and subdued. I work hard to get him to respond. 

As well as recalling this past life, Ian accesses his life between lives. Here he meets the Council of Elders. Naturally, they have important information for him. However, his past life personality is still present as he is enlightened about his ‘failure’ to take advantage of his opportunities during the past life. 

Obviously, the Council of Elders do not judge. As expected, they are compassionate and understanding in making suggestions for Ian’s path in life and his ‘mistakes’ in the previous one. 

In the podcast, Ian shares the way he has lived his current life given the regression he experienced thirteen years ago. 

Ian is a copywriter, editor and writing coach. He helps his clients improve their writing by asking insightful questions, clarifying what they want to say, and showing them how to sharpen their expression. At present he has space for one or two more clients. Email him (ian@iandemack.com) if you’re interested.