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Power of the past: Benefits of regression therapy

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    New book details personal past life stories

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Welcome back everyone do you have a dream that feels so real.

It feels like maybe you've lived in a past life for maybe you've met someone new but it feels like you've been friends forever.

My next guest says that's completely normal in fact you might be reliving parts of your past life.

After Brian -- -- psychotherapist and the co -- there the new book miracles happen.

The transformational healing power of past life memories which he rode along with his daughter he could -- -- doctor -- kids aren't so.

In a short period of time try to explain.

What your regression therapy is and how miracles.

Well I'm a psychiatrist so I'm used to taking people back in time.

To retrieve memories childhood memories traumas things like that that's the whole -- of psychotherapy.

I found that the arena can be larger many people were.

Remembering past lifetimes and when they remembered these past lifetimes and sometimes are traumas and it.

Like drowning were falling off a cliff phobias in this life would disappear.

They'd lose their fear of water they'd lose their fear of heights sometimes physical symptoms would get better they were hanged in the past life.

And have neck pain in this life and now that.

Disappear so -- psychiatrists I was intrigued that this form of therapy which we call past like therapy.

Can heal such chronic symptoms.

So you have an entire book of personal stories of experiences like this that happen to different individuals.

The psychiatry.

World.

Must not love the work that you're doing why.

It's been a big give them debate since 1980 when I first started.

Accumulating stories in cases and writing books because it's very different you're not taught this in medical school.

And yet I was finding that my patients were getting better.

And now one by one psychiatrist come to -- -- train them to do this past -- therapy.

But the American Psychiatric Association it's difficult that's like swimming upstream it's new it's different.

And it will take.

Time and we discussed in the break that that some religions might also have a problem with that because for christianity for example believes in life after death but not necessarily.

Past lives.

Exactly right and yet it wasn't christianity for six centuries after Jesus and and -- isn't.

Belief -- -- -- is very common it's called Kilgore high enough for us.

So it is in the western religions to I don't find the blow back from religions I find it more from psychiatrists.

Very interesting -- wanna get some tips to pass life regression and how somebody can go into this state Sosa relax stayed in a quiet place.

I didn't really hot I think if somebody into this deep thought to go back into -- pass.

-- I teach meditation -- I teach going within this is very good for stress reduction and it's not difficult.

I have them close their eyes going to relax place and then I suggest let's go back in time.

And they can go back if I had you do it and you remember high school -- Junior high school would be easy and Dakota past -- and similar have been look at their feet they'll describe different geographical places.

And people are having these sometimes spontaneously they may be traveling in the city they've never been before.

And then they know their way around and -- -- church was but it burned down in the eighteenth century they know where the secret room was because they live there.

In the past life so it's not typical.

Fascinating and you can check out the new book miracles happen doctor Brian Weis.

Thanks for your time thank you --

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