Past Life Regression Story
A glimpse of time bending when the mind shifts during meditation
Embarking on a past life regression journey, I delved deep into the recesses of my subconscious mind to seek for clarity and to find a bigger healing moment, as I had been struggling hard with loss.
In this enthralling narrative, I “dreamed” or felt as though I was a skilled samurai, adept at throwing golden knives, whose path intersected with a solemn church, ultimately leading to his untimely demise. The feelings of anger, deceit, and loss overcame me during my past life regression.
It’s also safe to say that I was going through a hardcore phase of spiritual growth and wellness, due to a breakup I had with a person I once loved everyday of my life.
I am building resilience through this though so don’t worry.
During my past life regression session, I found myself as the persona of a formidable samurai. I apparently possessed an extraordinary skill for hurling golden knives with pinpoint accuracy. I guess I also felt that with this unique weapon became the cornerstone of my reputation, as I navigated the treacherous political landscape (at the time).
My past life regression experience took an unexpected turn when I encountered a solemn church nestled within a peaceful village. Drawn to its serene aura, I discovered solace within its hallowed halls, forging an unlikely bond with the local parishioners. This spiritual refuge provided a respite from the relentless battles I waged as a samurai.
As my past life regression unfolded, fate dealt a cruel blow to my samurai existence. Engaged in a violent conflict triggered by a betrayal within my lord's circle, I found myself falling to the floor with much pressure wavering in on my chest.
In death, I was granted a glimpse of redemption through the church that was once my sanctuary.
True strength lies not in the mastery of weapons but in the power of forgiveness and understanding. These words hold immeasurable wisdom, reminding us that our true power lies within our ability to let go of resentment and embrace compassion. It is easy to be consumed by anger, to seek revenge and take up arms, but such actions only perpetuate a cycle of violence and suffering.
Instead, the path to true strength lies in forgiveness. When we forgive, we release the burdens of the past and free ourselves from the chains that hold us back. It takes great courage to let go of the pain inflicted upon us, but in doing so, we liberate our spirits and find solace in the boundless capacity of our hearts.
Understanding is another vital aspect of true strength. It is through understanding that we can bridge the gap between us and others, fostering empathy and compassion. By seeking to comprehend the motivations and perspectives of others, we cultivate a deeper sense of connection and unity. True strength is not found in dominating others but in embracing diversity and finding common ground.
In a world torn apart by conflict and strife, it is crucial to recognize that true power lies not in the ability to wield weapons but in the ability to heal wounds and build bridges.
I guess this relates to my relationship with myself too. To use certain tools in my life to heal my wounds and build bridges to connect with people, because connecting with people has really helped me heal. If I didn’t have people telling me “she needs to fuck off”.
Very disturbing to know that when someone betrays you and doesn’t know the magnitude of how much they hurt you, and they reach out in the most subtle way to get attention.
All people want is to have you care about them (like a lot) and really we need to care about ourselves to shine outwards onto others. The outside validation needs to stop in my life, as I forgive myself for even wanting and feeling like I need the outside validation.
If you can’t seem to forgive, forgive yourself.
If you still can’t, smoke weed. Change your thinking and learn spirituality.
Maybe forget the weed (for some).. Do neurodynamic breathwork, meditation, and past life regression and you’ll blow your own marbles enough to the point of “yeah i’m forgiving myself just for the simple fact that I just did this and it feels like such a rare and amazing moment that I experienced just now”.
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