Which self-regression video works for you?

Thanks for recommending this, fireflydancing. I found it good as it's uncomplicated and doesn't try to influence your own thoughts too much. The slow pace is also very helpful. Turning around and actually looking at your past self is quite a shock, though, in a good way. I hadn't expected that! As you say, there's plenty of time to look around from within the memory you choose, so this can be listened to at other times with other memories.

My only caveat would be that the suggestion of looking at your death in safety with a certain detachment might not work for everyone. I didn't feel safe or detached. It was like a nightmare, and I came back yelling 'Get me away from this' over and over. So I'd suggest being prepared for that.

But overall, it was worth it to learn something of what you wanted to bring back from it. I liked the neutral voice and background music.

 

Brian Weiss: Past-Life Regression Session

Why I like: His voice, his rhythm, the words. Makes me feel safe. The meditation start at around 4:00/36:23.

Why I don't: It is too short ! I wish it was longer so I could experience more.



Why I like: The music background, the voice and rhythm, the words. She places you on flat ground in a forest (so no heights, I am afraid of heights, once had a meditation where I had to be on hills and cliffs. I was like no, no, no...who can relax on a hill, cliff? I thought I would fall down She does a white light protection around, inside you (Good thing, I've learned...). She uses the example of doors - I like doors, my doors look different from time to time.

Why I don't: She dictate me to look at my feet and how I am dressed and my surrounding as I have entered a door. In my natural state I usually get images, short movies and emotions and sudden knowing. I don't wish to be interrupted and break a memory by looking at my shoes. She tells me to forgive and release, but I don't like being told by someone else to forgive. It has to come from me and me alone.

 

This is a really good idea, Fireflydancing This was the one that first made meditation work for me:




I like his voice and going to the beach : ) For me this meditation is 2 level deep, like I go one step more deep down than I do with any other meditation. It is also, remarkably, him snap with his fingers to order me to the next stage. Each time I think like a child - oh, this won't work, you go ahead, snap your fingers, but it does.

The only negative thing I have found is that it is focused on working, what work, the worse day at work, the best thing at work.

I have experienced being a female who simply did not work outside the home when married and each time I keep showing him how I do the laundry, (which was really hard work back then, ha ha), do dinner, well, you get the picture...When I have awoken I one time thought, Oh, I am finished for today - I am not going to do any house work what so ever

Best Wishes

Li La

 

You did well to unplug your earphones. I found I was unable to move, so had no choice! It was bad, but in a strange way, although I feel much the worse for wear now, I feel better for having gone through it. One interesting thing I discovered was that when I died I was trying to protect my Panzer Assault Badge - something I didn't know I'd had. I died with it in my hand.

Like you, I can't remember many of the suggestions. I got so upset that it was a blur. Some time I'll have another go, when I'm better prepared. But thank you for recommending the video. It's the most successful one I've tried. I can't deny that it worked.

 

Thank you for sharing this video and starting this thread, Firefly Dancing! I tried the video you recommended, and I think I actually had a decent success. I had never seen this session before.
I think the narrator's voice was not my ideal, but as it moved on, it was not any problem. I really enjoyed the relaxation as well, and how he reminds you that you are in power of the session and are safe. I also liked how he takes time once you get into the life, and he really seems to allow for quite a bit of freedom. I discovered another new life with your video, so I really do appreciate your recommendation.
Unfortunately for me, a notification came up around half past the session, then after ignoring this, the video completely stopped with a software update! Still, I am thankful for what I did discover.

 

Thank you for this ladies and gents, some good stuff here and I'll definitely be trying one of them over this weekend.

 

Yes, thank you all for this! I've only done one regression so far, and was curious about similar YouTube videos that might yield better/ different results.

 

This is all very good information. I love Dr. Weiss' regressions. I've made progress with those. However, I'd like to try some of the others you've listed in this thread. I'm a novice at this, so I'm open to anything.

 

Like how one is both directed and then left alone for some time before the direction, counting starts again, something like being in between self-meditation and being guided, one is free to decide what year one wish to go into for example.