What if your deepest fears and emotional struggles weren’t just from this lifetime? What if they were patterns repeated across lifetimes, waiting to be released? In a Past Life Regression, my client Veronica discovered just that.
Her session uncovered a karmic cycle of abandonment spanning ten lifetimes. Through this profound journey, she gained clarity, healing, and a lighter heart. Let’s take a look at the key moments and lessons from her experience.
1. A Childhood of Fearless Joy
We began the session by revisiting a joyful memory from age 10. Veronica found herself playing with her sister and friends, singing and dancing on the front lawn without a care in the world.
Her higher self revealed the purpose of this memory: “Fear about how I was when I was that 10-year-old child with no fear or care in the world, and how I need to bring myself back to that.”
Lesson: Remember the fearlessness and joy you once had as a child—it’s still within you, waiting to be rediscovered.
2. The Lifetime of Michelle: A Child Alone
Veronica’s journey took her back to a life as Michelle (possibly a misinterpretation), a young girl in the 1840s. In this life, abandonment began early. She described crouching in a hiding spot, scared and alone:
“I feel very scared and lonely and sad. I think my family is running around, but I can only see their legs. I’m hoping they’ll come back.”
This abandonment echoed throughout Michelle’s life and was tied to fears Veronica still feels today.
Lesson: Old fears can follow us into new lives, shaping how we react to the present. Recognising them is the first step to healing.
3. The Final Moments: A Life Cut Short
Michelle’s life ended abruptly in a rainy vacant lot:
“I was running, and I saw bright lights. I slipped, and everything went dark.”
In her final moments, Michelle’s thoughts were bittersweet:
“I just hope my family and friends know how much I love them. There was so much I didn’t finish and didn’t get to say.”
This unfinished energy carried over into Veronica’s current life, manifesting as a need for closure and a fear of regret.
Lesson: Don’t leave things unsaid. Speak your truth, even if it feels scary.
4. Releasing 10 Lifetimes of Karmic Energy
As Veronica explored her soul’s history, she learned this theme of abandonment had repeated across ten lifetimes.
She described the energy as: “A dark, heavy blob in my heart, like black and brown and dark green. It feels like pain and breaking, like everything’s crashing down.”
In the session, she released this energy with help from her past-life selves:
“As they each took a piece, I felt lighter and lighter.”
Lesson: Releasing karmic patterns isn’t just liberating—it’s transformative.
5. A Vision of Presence and Peace
Veronica’s higher self shared a beautiful image of her soul’s path:
“I see a sunset at the beach, a reminder to be present and trust where I am.”
This vision encapsulated the healing she needed, showing her that life isn’t about perfection—it’s about being here, now.
Lesson: Your greatest peace is found in the present moment.
6. Moving Forward: Trusting Herself
When asked what Veronica needed to do to break the cycle, her higher self said:
“You need to feel stronger in yourself. Even if someone leaves, you’ll be okay. Trust that you can take care of yourself.”
This advice hit home. Veronica realised she had been relying on others to fill a void only she could heal.
Lesson: True strength comes from trusting yourself to stand tall, no matter what happens.
Final Reflections: Healing Through Regression
Veronica’s journey wasn’t just about uncovering the past—it was about empowering her future. By releasing abandonment and reclaiming her inner strength, she left the session feeling:
“Relieved, lighter, and amazed.”
If you’ve ever felt stuck, weighed down by old fears, or curious about your soul’s story, a Past Life Regression can open doors to healing and transformation.
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