Here is a case study from Christine Nightingale in Toronto, Canada - she used past lives therapy to help a client.

I took formal training in Past Life Regression Hypnotherapy at the Ontario Hypnosis Centre.

Explanation of Therapy
The client is helped to enter a state of deep meditation, a tape is put on, and the person is asked to relive and describe a couple of childhood memories. They are then asked to go still further back in order to find the answers to their questions. Almost all can do so. The subject is not asleep, just very intensely focused, a trance state everyone has experienced when totally absorbed in a book or a movie or a sports event. A client experiences two past lives personally in a typical session, with all the emotional intensity that is involved.

The purpose of this therapy is to heal the past-life trauma which is very often at the root of unexplained phobias, birthmarks, illnesses, accidents, or recurring self-defeating patterns of behaviour.

Case Study
A client came to see me because she had developed a fear of highway driving. This had started suddenly. She was no longer able to get to work.

When the client was in the trance state she described being a male, wearing breeches which bulged out at the hips, with pantaloons below. She was sitting on the top of a stagecoach, holding a whip. There were paying passengers in the coach behind her, and she (then he) was directing the horses in front, who pulled the coach.( I would estimate this was in the 1700’s in England, but the client did not specify.) The driver was the same age as my client is now. She described going under a bridge and being jumped by a man dressed entirely in black , who ended her life so quickly that she was not sure of the weapon.

In other words, the stagecoach driver had been killed by a highwayman!

When my client understood that her fear of highway driving developed at the same age when in a previous life she had been killed on the highway, she was able to let go of the fear. No further sessions were necessary.

Christine Nightingale, B.A., R.M., Toronto, Canada www.nightingalehealing.com Find a practitioner.