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Sandy came for therapy concerned about her over-eating and laziness. She had tried many diets, but once she lost weight, she would slip right back and start over-eating. She wanted to understand the reason behind her self-sabotaging behaviour. Her statements –“It is as if someone else takes over”; “I have no control”; were a strong indication of spirit attachment(s) which did not belong to her. She also felt “not seen” by her husband and quite often would resort to emotional

Subha, a medical practitioner. was keen to explore her sense of low self worth and feeling alone, despite having a family. She had frequent thoughts of not belonging in this world and felt very dissociated. She stated her childhood was happy and she had pleasant memories of it. She was asked to focus on her main issue of being alone and regressed to early childhood at the age of 2-3 years when her mother would leave her sister and her with neighbours before leaving for work (

Jane, a successful career woman in her early forties, desired to work on her low self esteem in personal relations and to strengthen familial bonds with her immediate family, especially father. She had been married and divorced twice and carried the feelings of a) Insecurity – that she would lose the relationship or person and, b) Low self esteem - that she was not good enough. Jane first regressed to her early childhood at about 5 years of age, where she was locked in a bath

Rita, a young woman in her early thirties approached to find a solution to her extreme needle phobia. She was petrified of needles, would need to be restrained to be administered an injection and even watching an injection being given on the TV screen or to someone else would make her nauseous. Rita regressed into the life of a young village woman who is married but not close to her husband. One day her husband was beaten up and left badly wounded at the farm. She was forced

Nina lived in a joint family with her husband, daughter and In-laws. She felt extremely protective about her daughter and husband. She had read about Past life regression and wanted to experience the same. Post some discussion, it came out that she had a phobia about doors not being locked and a strong feeling of insecurity. Nina regressed into a past life as a young girl of about six years, who got separated from her parents in a village fair and got lost. The client broke

Arun, a creative man in his early seventies, came with the intent to experience a pastlife. His first regression experience was insightful and he came thereafter for several sessions, releasing his fear of snakes, understanding his relationship with family members etc. One of the issues we worked on was to help reduce the symptoms of his restless leg syndrome over 2-3 sessions. In one of the sessions, Arun regressed into the life of a poor, underfed black slave somewhere in

Jai, a young man in his twenties reached out to deal with his thoughts of being stuck. He felt frustrated and stuck again and again in his thoughts and actions. In the session, Jai was found to have attracted an energy which did not belong to him. The energy identified itself as a box full of different types of foods, sweets etc. On probing it (the energy) explained that prior to death, it used to participate in lots of competitions where one who ate the maximum, won. About 1

Mary, a young woman in her early thirties had mild claustrophobia since childhood, but it had got seriously aggravated in the last one year. The claustrophobia was so strong that Mary could not even take a flight. The last time she boarded a flight, once the doors closed, she started screaming and had to be off-loaded. Claustrophobia was seriously affecting her life. Mary moved easily into a Pastlife of a pretty young girl married a much older, rich and domineering man. One d

Maya, a homemaker, stays in a joint family and feels a bit trapped and frustrated, unable to move out to her own place. She experienced pain in her legs, especially at night. She also felt claustrophobic and had a fear of putting her head under water. The client regressed into a past life of a deaf and dumb boy. The boy felt trapped in his mind, unable to hear or speak. He felt invisible to his family. Experiences with his family, especially the stern father, kept leading to

Jaya, a housewife, had been obese since childhood. She did not really want to work on anything specific, just wanted to experience the process. However, was open to understanding more about her excessive eating. The client regressed into life as a young poor girl. A lonely child, she spent a lot of time in the local fruit and vegetable market and once in a while would get something to eat. One day, a man, someone she knew, took her home and on the way, molested her. She knew