Butch, Good post! Exscept for the few "antis" on this NG, I don't see anything in your post that should generate flames. In several hundred PLRs, I have never had a royal personage, either. I did have one person who was a minor functionary in a royal court. (He was one of the ones whose authenticity I questioned because his past life seemed to support his present life just a bit too well. I am certain that he had prior knowledge of his historical person.) How did PLR change your life? Smiles, John "Butch Fralia" <sharbu@flash.net> wrote: >I'm not a hypnotherapist nor a regular poster to this group though I'm a >regular reader. I have been through hypnotheraphy that didn't involve past >life regression. It was of great benefit to me. From that experience, I >developed an interest in hypnosis and took several courses offered by the >hypno-therapist. I'm not challenging any of the learned hypnotists here >just relating a few observations so go easy on me folks because I notice >the original post set off quite a debate. > >I later got interested in past life regression out of curiousity. I have >both submitted to past life regression and taken other people through it. >It's an interesting experience, though not always pleasent. I did not come >away wanting to preach reincarnation though I did come away with a more >open mind on the subject. > >The process should not involve any suggestion of what your past lives >should be, only that you can recall and usually have some vehicle of >getting there. It's sometimes difficult on the first session because >you're so astounded and keep trying to rationalize or make some sense of >the experience. Instead of trying to figure it all out, just enjoy the >ride and ask yourself the questions and do your rationalizing later. > >I went through a number of past lives. I was never a royal personage or a >person of greatness. I went through one experience as a bartender in a >western bar, and remember watching a gun fight. It wasn't much like the >movies however, because it involved one guy walking in and blasting the bar >with a shot gun and most of the people in the bar running rather than >having a John Wayne stand off. > >I hope this is of some help. > >Butch Fralia > [1 lines left ... full text available at <url:http://www.reference.com/cgi-bin/pn/go?choice=message&table=05_1997&mid=3286766&hilit=HYPNOSIS> ] -------------------------------- Article-ID: 05_1997&3237434 Score: 80 Subject: Re: past life regression questions...