❓QUESTION:
How does the Soul's unlived experience in past incarnations affect the current life? I am studying to be a regressionist, and in each of the immersions I see patterns of reacting in the current life. At any fear or pain, the Soul would jump out of the body and freeze. In this life it is exactly the same — freezing, the victim position, fears, resentment, limiting beliefs... How can this be corrected without immersions?
❗️ANSWER by lee:
For the sake of perspective, you would do well to master not the topic of past lives, but the CONNECTION of the current state with OTHER LIVES.
There is no time — everything is simultaneous.
Here, for example, a person feels anger at injustice — this is a type of vibrational connections. They will pull in the same circumstances from the "nearest" incarnations, where the theme of anger and injustice had a similar context. Some regressionist will see in this a cause and effect. Although it is a "repetition of the cycle."
Identical vibrations play out similar scenarios of life episodes "within" different lives. Roles may change — there a jester, here a king, and vice versa. But the play is essentially the same.
The Soul does not jump out of the body — it is rather the "end of the game cycle," after which comes a pause for... a restart?
Regressions can help one realize that these are timeless games. And the way out of the repetition is to change current beliefs and patterns. By the way, after that, other lives will be pulled into the regression, where other scenarios are played out on these same motifs.
There Is No Time — Everything Is Simultaneous: A New View of the Connection Between Past and Current Lives
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