Does PLR Therapy Works?

[Jasmin Cottontail]

Does PLR (Past Life Regression) actually works? I've been always fascinated with the idea of past life events or reincarnation not to mention that most of us experience DeJavu or we tend to remember events that seemed to happen and can't really remember when or how. Then a friend of mine told me about PLR and I totally got interested with it. I would like to know how it works and if it's real or not.


Has anyone of you tried this therapy? What are your experiences with it? If not, will you try it?

 

[Alex]

It is real, and it can only work if it is an issue that the person is ready to address and face. With anything spiritual it's not guaranteed and isn't on demand. I have tried this and know how to do it, but I don't recommend it as it can unearth other issues and leave you more confused.


People think it's harmless and it's not, because emotionally it can do more harm.Each experience is personal and I won't share it as it will mean nothing to anyone else, but this is more for solving repeated obstacles in life than trying to find an excuse or reason fro what is happening. I find people like to blame a past life rather than face the reality of their own ego or errors.

 

[Jasmin Cottontail]

It is real, and it can only work if it is an issue that the person is ready to address and face. With anything spiritual it's not guaranteed and isn't on demand. I have tried this and know how to do it, but I don't recommend it as it can unearth other issues and leave you more confused.


People think it's harmless and it's not, because emotionally it can do more harm.Each experience is personal and I won't share it as it will mean nothing to anyone else, but this is more for solving repeated obstacles in life than trying to find an excuse or reason fro what is happening. I find people like to blame a past life rather than face the reality of their own ego or errors.

Really? Can you share me your experience? Is it like being hypnotized wherein they will ask you certain things and you will answer them unconsciously? I'm not sure what kind of therapy is that but perhaps you know what I'm talking about. I just hope that I can also try it since I'm also curious with some of the things I can remember which certainly didn't happen at all. I'm not sure if those are dreams that's why I would also want to try it if possible. I hope you can give me more idea about this. Thanks!

 

[Alex]

Really? Can you share me your experience? Is it like being hypnotized wherein they will ask you certain things and you will answer them unconsciously? I'm not sure what kind of therapy is that but perhaps you know what I'm talking about. I just hope that I can also try it since I'm also curious with some of the things I can remember which certainly didn't happen at all. I'm not sure if those are dreams that's why I would also want to try it if possible. I hope you can give me more idea about this. Thanks!

This is a kind of therapy, but only to be undertaken by professionals. They put you in a trance, and some a deep one, but that's why it can be dangerous. Curiosity is not a good reason to do this, and people do this only when they have trauma they cannot shake. Regression helps the unconscious mind to reveal what is holding them back as they have repressed it. It isn't recommended unless everything else has been attempted.

 

[Jasmin Cottontail]

This is a kind of therapy, but only to be undertaken by professionals. They put you in a trance, and some a deep one, but that's why it can be dangerous. Curiosity is not a good reason to do this, and people do this only when they have trauma they cannot shake. Regression helps the unconscious mind to reveal what is holding them back as they have repressed it. It isn't recommended unless everything else has been attempted.

I understand. But how would you know that it's real or what they see is real and not just a part of our subconscious mind or imagination? And what do you mean when you said unless a person had a traumatic experience that they cannot shake? How many times have you tried it if I may ask? I hope you can answer this, thank you!

 

[Alex]

How do you know what is real or not? Well, only you know that, but even our existence right here and now can be questioned. In the future you may look back and ask if this was real...


As for traumatic incidents, when patterns repeat they can be a sign of trauma or an unexplained fear or phobia. Perhaps someone has a fear of water, maybe they drowned in a previous life and that trauma remains? That's when therapy can help.