Heal Your Ancestors to Heal Your Life by Shelley A. Kaehr

Author:Shelley A. Kaehr
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: ancestors;ancestor work;karma;past lives;past life;past life healing;shelley kaehr;shelly kaehr;heal your ancestors;healing your karma;empowerment;healing
Publisher: Llewellyn Worldwide, LTD.
Published: 2021-02-09T19:10:24+00:00

Marty Comforted a Dying Ancestor

Marty struggled in his career and came in for a session to see if he could find answers.

“My boss and I are constantly at odds,” he told me. “I don’t understand the dynamic and why things are so difficult. I work long hours, but when I complete a project, he never approves and has certain behavior patterns that he does that don’t seem fair compared to how he treats everybody else. Nobody in our department works as many hours as I do. None of the others redo reports again and again. He won’t be pleased with anything I do ever. The tension is so strange, I wonder if we’ve got some karma to work out.”

Although I asked Marty to visit a source event connected to the issue with his boss and assumed this would be somewhere in his own past lives, he instead traveled back to an early lifetime where he saw an ancestor working in a royal court. He couldn’t name the date other than to say the ancestor was a musical performer who spent countless hours rehearsing and attempting to anticipate the demanding nature of what his king would or would not want him to play in terms of musical selections.

SK: You’re sure this is not your own past life?

Marty: Definitely. It’s some ancestor.

SK: Mother’s or father’s side of the family?

Marty: My dad’s side.

SK: Very good. What’s happening there with this performer?

Marty: He had a tough life. He always had to be one step ahead on everything so the king would be happy. He never ever considered himself, only his survival and taking care of his family.

SK: As you sense the energy of the people there in that lifetime, is there anyone you know in your current life?

Marty: That demanding and unappreciative king is my boss. It sounds weird, but he knew my ancestor and he’s just doing the same thing to me that he did to him.

SK: How has this affected your family over the generations?

Marty: I can see this is affecting my dad. He’s had back issues for years, lots of pain and nothing seems to help. My grandfather had issues and so did my uncles.

Marty’s interesting case became even more so when he realized that his ancestor had received a verbal hex put on him by another jealous performer:

SK: What’s happening now?

Marty: My ancestor finished playing a song. The king is pleased. He’s being stared down by another musician who hoped to replace him. She corners him outside the palace wall and tossed some kind of herbs on his face and vowed that he would endure back-breaking labor and his whole family would suffer if he didn’t step aside voluntarily.

SK: Fast-forward. What happened?

Marty: He laughed at her and kept going. Then later, he fell from a carriage in a freak accident and broke his back. I see him on the ground. He’s dying. It’s weird but I feel like I am there, like an invisible observer. It’s like I can comfort him.

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