How to Uncover Your Past Lives by Ted Andrews

Author:Ted Andrews
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: life after death, past lives, reincarnate, other lives, between lives, reincarnation, past-life, past-life meditation, self-hypnosis, twin souls, soulmate, soul mate, past life meditation, past life regression
Publisher: Llewellyn Worldwide, LTD.
Published: 2011-11-28T16:00:00+00:00

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Seven

Self-Hypnosis and Past-Life Awareness

Hypnosis is one of the most common ways of exploring past lives. In recent times, however, it has fallen under suspicion. Some suggest that hypnosis is not a viable tool in that the hypno­tist makes suggestions as to what the client should or should not experience. Although this may be true in some cases, a good past-life hyp­notist will simply provide the skeletal frame­work to facilitate a past-life memory for the client. Again, the key is to remember that past-life infor­mation can be used productively, regardless of how it is obtained.

The AMA once defined hypnosis as an increase in suggestibility. It is a means of activat­ing the subconscious mind for a particular func­tion. The conscious mind is the seat of our organized brain activity and our willpower. It is what we use when active, awake, and aware, but it only controls about 10 percent of the body and brain. The subconscious mind, on the other hand, is the seat of our memory bank, our self-image, our perceptions of others and our intuition. It controls about 90 percent of the body and brain functions, including the autonomic nervous sys­tem. Through hypnosis, we can more effectively access these different functions.

Before 1950, the primary applications of hyp­nosis were healing and entertainment. Today there are many other therapeutic and nonthera­peutic applications, including everything from weight control to stress release to self-confi­dence and even past-life discovery.

Hypnosis does not mean “put to sleep” or being unaware of your surroundings. You do not have to achieve a deep trance state to experience the positive effects of hypnosis. In fact, all that is nec­essary for the subconscious to be activated is a light trance state, which 95 percent of the adult population can achieve. You will often be completely aware of your surroundings while in the hypnotic trance state.

There are other misconceptions about hypno­sis. You cannot be forced to do anything against your morals while in a trance state. You cannot be coerced into divulging your secrets, and it is not antireligious. It most definitely does not require a weak mind to be effective.

Recognizing Hypnotic Effects

Ninety-five percent of the adult population is capa­ble of achieving a light to medium trance condition on the first attempt. This is all that is necessary in order to access the subconscious mind and achieve results through a past-life regression. The symp­toms are some tangible clues that let the hypnotist know that the light trance condition has been achieved and that the past-life exploration can then proceed.

HYPNOIDAL AND LIGHT/MEDIUM TRANCE CONDITIONS ARE RECOGNIZABLE SYMPTOMS

Rapport

Relaxation

Closing of Eyes

Complete Physical Relaxation

Fluttering of Eyelids

Eye Catalepsy

Limb Catalepsy Analgesia

Complete Physical and Mental Relaxation

Anesthesia

Partial Amnesia

Post-Hypnotic Suggestion

Response

These statements are, of course, generaliza­tions. Yes, there are subtle ways of using hyp­nosis to stimulate the subconscious through back doors that can circumvent moral dispositions and even help unlock secrets. It takes someone very skilled in hypnosis and very well trained in clinical therapy to open these doors effectively. The hypnotic techniques given in this text for past-life exploration are straightfor­ward and will not involve such processes.

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