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EPISODE · Apr 17, 2024 · 1H 8M

Peter Wright - Exploring past life and self discovery

from Tell Me Your Story · host Richard Dugan

Robert – the Analytical Client Who Did Not Believe in God Introduction I'd like to focus today on a recent client who has given me permission to share the highlights of our recent session. I’ve changed his name to ensure anonymity. Robert is a former attorney who is Jewish. He described himself as very analytical. He told me that he had never believed in the Afterlife and he had no belief in God. The Presenting Issues for Robert Robert is 81 years old and is very much aware of his mortality. Since he did not believe in God, he wanted proof that his Soul will continue after he physically dies. Robert also hoped to find out why growing up he had had such a terrible relationship with his parents -- especially with his Dad. Both parents had died long ago. In addition, Robert was curious about a dream that he had had numerous times. In this dream, he was trying to get home or get someplace. “I'm lost and can't find my way and people won't help me.” During this session, we released the childhood trauma from his Dad and helped Robert know that his Soul will continue after he physically dies. Peter Wright is a certified Hypnotherapist in Santa Barbara, California with more than 25 years of experience. He is also one of only 50 Board-certified Past-Life Regression Therapists in the nation. In addition, Peter is certified as a Life Between Lives Hypnotherapist and he’s skilled in Spirit Releasement. Peter has helped more than 2,000 clients through Hypnotherapy by Zoom, phone or Skype or in person in his Santa Barbara office. He also offers a free 30-minute Consultation to prospective clients by Zoom, phone or Skype. For more information, please go to his website: www.insightsfromwithin.com. Peter Wright, CPLT, CHT, LBLT Insights from Within Hypnotherapy Santa Barbara, CA Website: www.insightsfromwithin.com PeterWright’s Podcast Notes OnIan Stevenson’s Past Life Research Dr.Ian Stevenson Dr. Ian Stevenson was a University of Virginia Professor and psychiatrist who spent 40 years scientifically verifying the past life memories of more than 2,000 children between the ages of 2 and 7. Each of these young children believed that they remembered their most recent past life. Stevenson’sResearch Method His approach to reincarnation was unique. Dr. Stevenson’s used his skills as a detective, an investigative reporter and a social scientist. He methodically tracked down and interviewed firsthand eyewitnesses who personally knew a child who had memories of being part of a particular family in a past life. These children typically began talking about this previous lifetime when they were two or three years old and stopped talking about the past life by the age of six or seven. From his research, he confirmed that we tend to lose our memories of past lifetimes after the age of 7. Dr. Stevenson paid special attention to statements the child had made about that past-life family. Then -- using a scientific method -- he located the family of the individual who had died and been reincarnated as that child. Professor Stevenson would then take the child to meet with the family members and find out how much the child remembered about his or her life with that family before he or she had died.

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