EPISODE · Apr 20, 2026 · 1H 6M
EP 108 - Breaking Patterns Across Lifetimes with Kamila Ataman
from The Body's Compass · host Matt Sorensen
Do you ever feel like you’re being punished or it was destiny to be doomed? Matt welcomes back Kamila to discuss how Akashic Records and past lives function as an informational field encoded in consciousness, framed through Hermetic principles like mentalism and “as above, so below.” Kamila describes her process for accessing a person’s records and focuses on practical insights such as repeating patterns linked to past-life roles affecting self-esteem, relationships, work, and money. They explore higher self/spirit connection as part of an ascension process, Earth as a polarity-based, dense learning environment, and the idea that incarnations may be simultaneous rather than truly “past.” Kamila explains soul contracts and four life focuses—learning, contributor, support, and holiday—along with planned life “checkpoints,” and connects manifestation to Neville Goddard’s law of assumption, including certainty, bridge-of-incidents, and revision practices to reduce emotional charge from early experiences.00:36 Akashic Records Explained02:27 How Readings Work03:49 Protection And Protocols04:51 Past Life Patterns08:14 Higher Self Connection10:26 Polarity Karma And Time19:05 Earning Light Lessons24:22 Past Lives And Densities27:44 Simultaneous Incarnations30:40 Healing Ripple Effects34:00 Does the Past Exist34:58 Destiny Beliefs and Agency35:58 Law of Assumption Basics37:04 Bridge of Incidents38:35 Revisions to Heal the Past40:44 Four Lifetime Types44:11 Planned Events and Free Will47:36 Assumption vs Attraction50:25 Why Manifesting Fails52:06 Soul Contracts and Patterns59:01 Victimhood and Hidden Payoffs01:01:06 Intention and Energy Work01:02:27 Meditation and Channeling PracticeResources:IG:@kamila.atamanhttps://www.kamilaataman.comhttps://www.healhub.net
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