Past Life Regression: Remember Past Lives and Reincarnation with Hypnosis via Beach Hypnosis and Meditation
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Narrated by:
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Tanya Shaw
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By:
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Gelina Ray
About this listen
The experience of a past life regression can be a very powerful tool. There are many who believe that each of us have lived many lifetimes - lifetimes that may cause us to hold onto traumatic or painful memories. Sometimes, these memories can carry over into our current lives, causing pain and trauma.
This regression is 30 minutes long and is a part of the Beach Hypnosis and Meditation Series. It is recommended you listen to it on a regular basis or until the desired results are achieved.
The beach is the most effective place to induce a mindful and relaxed state of mind. Research has indicated the sound of water has a calming effect on the brain, leading to increased mindfulness, deep relaxation, and a feeling of being one with the universe. These healing properties occur even when just the sound of water is present.
This audiobook includes seven different ocean and beach soundtracks to help diversify your sessions. You can listen to a different version each day of the week or as often as you prefer. Each beach setting is designed to help you relax and increase the effectiveness of your session.
This audiobook includes the following seven beach settings:
1. Serenity on the Beach 2. Lakefront Home Private Shore 3. Quiet Reflection on the Beach 4. Gulf of Mexico Ocean Waves 5. Crashing Waves on Cliff 6. Ambient Oasis 7. Ocean Waves Crashing on Rocks
A regression to the past allows you to explore a past life. There are many benefits to exploring past lives, because you might have unfinished business from other lifetimes that you could benefit from revisiting and correcting.
©2015 Gelina Ray (P)2015 Gelina Ray