Introduction

In this fascinating and intimate glimpse at past life regression therapy, licensed therapist Ann Barham invites us into her office as she helps her clients mine their unconscious memories for the key past life experiences that can help resolve enduring issues, enhance talents and abilities, and deepen their connection with their spiritual nature. Barham demystifies this intriguing process, sharing her clients' astounding stories, each one a clue to the profound influence their personalities of the past have on our thoughts and actions today. The book includes many exercises to help readers expand their own perspective on their human journeys.

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Excerpt

A Walk with the Medici’s

It really shouldn’t come as a surprise that most past life stories do not take us back to lifetimes in which the client is an important historic figure. In the scheme of things, there have been millions of average, everyday people over the centuries in comparison with a very small number of people whose names were significant enough to endure in our history books. However, as we’ve seen, from time to time historic figures do show up, and it’s always a fun and, at times, surprising experience when this occurs. ... view entire excerpt...

Discussion Questions

1. How did you move from convention counseling into past life regression work?
2. You've said that past life work can approximate the insights of a near death experience (NDE). Tell us more about that.
3. Has everyone had a prior lifetime?
4. How can past life work help us overcome prejudice?
5. What exactly is 'the past life perspective' you refer to in your title?
6. What proof do you have that past lives exist?
7. Does someone have to believe in reincarnation to do a past life session?
8. How can past life therapy help people improve their lives and achieve their goals?

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