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A Case Where Truth Brings Great Joy

A young man in his 20's came to me for a Past Life Regression to see if he could recall anything about his birth mother and why she put him up for adoption. He was very sorry that she put him up for adoption at age 3 and felt like there was something wrong with him that made her do that.

[NOTE: I allow for the possibility of reincarnation and source of the problem being in a past life, but do not direct the client to a past life. We only go to the "source experience", wherever and whenever that was.] In this case he went quickly to early childhood in this life when he was riding in a car with his birth mother. She parked outside a building which they entered. In the hallway she kneeled down and hugged him, and while crying, told him how sad she was to have to give him up for adoption because she was very ill and dying. She told him repeatedly how much she loved him and how sorry she was for being unable to care for him. The young man spent several minutes repeatedly going over those precious moments and her words with tears streaming down his face.

Garden of life metaphor After he was out of the light trance state later, he said prior to this Past Life Regression he was totally unaware of his mother's illness and death. This scene from the past was totally new to him. Up to that time he had felt unloved and guilty about being put up for adoption, likely because there was something wrong with him.

About a week after the session I saw my client across the street, while I was on my way to work. He rushed over to me and said, "I can't stop smiling! She really loved me!"

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