
Living Your Past Lives
The Psychology of Past-Life Regression
by Karl Schlotterbeck
332 pages· 2003· ISBN 9780595258789
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Could the cause of your struggles be hidden in your past lives? Under every major behavior pattern is a set of images whose origin might be in childhood, from our time in the womb, or from previous lives. Living Your Past Lives: The Psychology of Past-Life Regression demonstrates how a psychologist has integrated the influences from multiple levels of his clients' conscious and unconscious life. This book shows how your life patterns are linked to your past-life experiences (karma), how those buried memories influence you, and what can be done about them. You will learn how your karma is alive today in your: Behavior patterns Emotional reactions Recurring dreams Relationship patterns Explore the creative aspect of karma to find out what it is trying to tell you. Also, find out how your experience in the womb prepared you to carry out both your karma and your parents' secret needs as well. Living Your Past Lives is a rich feast with case studies, discussion of the difference between past-life therapy and past-life regression, and implications for living better today. Included is a technical section for therapists and interested laypersons. Discover how your karma can help you live more fully in the present.
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