Session with hypnosis therapist reveals reincarnation history

My Experience of a Past Life Regression

by Steven Morris

Past life regression, is an emotive subject with lots of people looking at the big picture of life and asking the question of "what's it all about". A few years ago I was asking the very same question I was reading energetically about reincarnation and devouring books on the subject at an alarming rate, looking for these answers. I felt that the only way was to see a past life regression for myself and examine it in a scientific way. I booked a session for my then partner, it was presented as a present for her. We went along at the appointed time and met the past life therapist an attractive black lady with a voice that can only be described as amazing; the tonal quality was like being wrapped in cotton wool I only mention her in such detail because to this day I have never met anyone with such a comforting voice.

At the last moment, my then partner decided she did not feel comfortable being hypnotized so the only thing to do was to have the session for myself. I was not a good subject for hypnosis as it took me a while to go into a trance state. As the therapist was telling me to go back all I could see for a long time was blackness. This I found frustrating as I had privately expected to see something like a movie being rewound in my mind, but it was just blackness.

Suddenly I saw to the left of me, a stained glass window illuminating a darkened church. With pews to left and to the right of me, I was standing at the centre of a church looking directly at the pulpit; the sun was streaming through the windows to the left of me.

The therapist asked me some questions and it was the strangest of feeling as the question was asked; the answer would immediately be spoken in my mind without time for thought; it was as if someone was answering for me. It was the most peculiar feeling. I was asked my name, at that time I didn't know it, she asked me what job did I do? To my surprise, I heard "priest" in my mind. As we were talking about being a priest, all that kept repeating in my head was "its all lies" "its all lies" "The church it's all lies". He seemed to think that the church was false.

Was he married? Yes, this part confused me as I was of the understanding that a priest could not be married. My wife's name was lisi pronounced lis-E (I later found out this was short for Melissa) I felt a great deal of hatred and anger towards this woman (to the point I would feel this hatred when the name was mentioned many years after the regression).

The year was about 1750, she asked me who was on the throne and I answered King George. Then suddenly I shouted the name George Alfred Mallory, that was his name, he was very proud of his name ,It was the only thing he was proud of. My feeling is that George was depressed and very unhappy; feeling very trapped by circumstance's and was powerless to change them.

We explored later on in his life, he and his wife had moved to London; still this depression followed him and he still hated her. We then moved on to the point of death I felt his difficulty in breathing and his bodily weakness.

We moved to the point just after death. I was still aware of being George Alfred Mallory and still privy to his/my emotions and feelings. The only way to describe the feeling he had at the point of death was relief, relief that his earthly life was over and it had ended. I felt him leave his body and start moving upwards almost flying.

I have not tried to validate any of the experience I myself am in two minds whether this was made-up by my mind or was a memory of my past life. All I can say is that the personality was not me as I am today but I was seeing things from his point of view. The "memories" are like my own and I recall them as if I of today had experienced them as a child. The experience of past life regression is amazing. If there is ever a device invented to share memories and experiences than that will be the closest thing to this occurrence. You own the experience but at the same time you are the observer of someone else's life from their point of view, very surreal.

If you do ever get the chance to be regressed I would highly recommend it, the experience raises questions about the very fabric of life it-self.

Steven Morris is interested in all things paranormal as well as self-improvement and what's is behind being truly successful. He runs a blog on the the paranormal at http://metaphysical.trustandfind.com