Laron
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Here is an article I wrote and posted on transients.info back in February 2014.
Memories of the Afterlife: Life Between Lives: Stories of Personal Transformation — Edited by Michael Newton with case studies by members of the Newton Institute. This is a book I have had for a while now which contains many cases from those qualified in Michael Newton's past life regression technique (LBL), as taught through the Newton Institute.
I have learnt Michael Newton's technique and it is very similar to Dolores Cannon's, except Michael Newton focuses much more on the spirit world and the goings on between lives and experiences. For example, in a standard regression, he only gets the client to recall one life before moving onto the afterlife / between Earth lives. The technique is powerful and effective for its purpose, but the main difference between Dolores Cannon's technique and Michael Newton's, is that Michael doesn't call in the higher self at any stage, but he does get help from the council of elders with relation to healing issues and getting questions answered.
Painting of Saint Francis Borgia performing an exorcism by Goya - Wikipedia
The council of elders is a group of advanced beings which souls report to between each life here on Earth.
Most of the time when I read these types of books, I make notes so that I can refer back to anything important. One note I did make with regards to this book was based upon negative spirits and bad energy. The material I am going to quote isn't long, but I find it very detailed and interesting, and it may be of interest to those out there who wonder about such things.
This information does resonate with me and matches closely to my own beliefs and experience as an energy healer and past life regressionist. It also fits into what I have learnt through other trusted sources which I have ran into.
One thing to remember, Michael Newton has had thousands of clients and his material is based upon a pattern and long history of many sessions through his clients. I therefore find his opinions and information worth listening to. But each of us receive specific patterns and types of clients for a reason. What I mean is that some of us are meant to have experiences with a certain type of client or pattern of clients for a purpose and for a reason.
One of those reasons may be based upon what we do in the future with getting our information out there. If we ever do get into publishing a book or doing talks, we are doing so while sharing the information that we are very experienced in. Clearly, Dolores Cannon comes from a specific angle with regards to her books, as any reader would notice.
Past life regressionist Brian L. Weiss also comes from a certain angle and direction which I find to be a much more practical and scientific approach, which is perfectly fine of course.
Information is also sometimes blocked and withheld for a reason when it comes through in hypnosis via a past life regression session. One of those reasons relates to the human race here on Earth, not being ready to hear certain types of information. This has been clearly demonstrated by examples that Dolores Cannon has given, such as when she has lost specific recordings which have turned up later on, because that information was not meant to be released yet. Or when she is asked not to write about such information in her books.
Moving on, within this example, a client named Marcus is taken back to a past life and then guided to the other side after his death within that life. After the explanation of what went on while in the spirit world, there is a description within the book of a follow up with Marcus two years later. This is where I will start.
I will now quote a footnote by Michael Newton in relation to the mention above of angry spirits and Marcus's case study.
I hope that this has given you some more insight into this topic that it seems so many people are fearful about and who may have mistaken their own experience that may have formed negatively into their personal belief system.
Memories of the Afterlife: Life Between Lives: Stories of Personal Transformation — Edited by Michael Newton with case studies by members of the Newton Institute. This is a book I have had for a while now which contains many cases from those qualified in Michael Newton's past life regression technique (LBL), as taught through the Newton Institute.
I have learnt Michael Newton's technique and it is very similar to Dolores Cannon's, except Michael Newton focuses much more on the spirit world and the goings on between lives and experiences. For example, in a standard regression, he only gets the client to recall one life before moving onto the afterlife / between Earth lives. The technique is powerful and effective for its purpose, but the main difference between Dolores Cannon's technique and Michael Newton's, is that Michael doesn't call in the higher self at any stage, but he does get help from the council of elders with relation to healing issues and getting questions answered.
Painting of Saint Francis Borgia performing an exorcism by Goya - Wikipedia
The council of elders is a group of advanced beings which souls report to between each life here on Earth.
Most of the time when I read these types of books, I make notes so that I can refer back to anything important. One note I did make with regards to this book was based upon negative spirits and bad energy. The material I am going to quote isn't long, but I find it very detailed and interesting, and it may be of interest to those out there who wonder about such things.
This information does resonate with me and matches closely to my own beliefs and experience as an energy healer and past life regressionist. It also fits into what I have learnt through other trusted sources which I have ran into.
One thing to remember, Michael Newton has had thousands of clients and his material is based upon a pattern and long history of many sessions through his clients. I therefore find his opinions and information worth listening to. But each of us receive specific patterns and types of clients for a reason. What I mean is that some of us are meant to have experiences with a certain type of client or pattern of clients for a purpose and for a reason.
One of those reasons may be based upon what we do in the future with getting our information out there. If we ever do get into publishing a book or doing talks, we are doing so while sharing the information that we are very experienced in. Clearly, Dolores Cannon comes from a specific angle with regards to her books, as any reader would notice.
Past life regressionist Brian L. Weiss also comes from a certain angle and direction which I find to be a much more practical and scientific approach, which is perfectly fine of course.
Information is also sometimes blocked and withheld for a reason when it comes through in hypnosis via a past life regression session. One of those reasons relates to the human race here on Earth, not being ready to hear certain types of information. This has been clearly demonstrated by examples that Dolores Cannon has given, such as when she has lost specific recordings which have turned up later on, because that information was not meant to be released yet. Or when she is asked not to write about such information in her books.
Moving on, within this example, a client named Marcus is taken back to a past life and then guided to the other side after his death within that life. After the explanation of what went on while in the spirit world, there is a description within the book of a follow up with Marcus two years later. This is where I will start.
"It's two years later and the changes in Marcus's life that have resulted from his LBL session are profound. He has met his guide, his soul group, and his council. He has directly experienced different places of existence and has expanded his consciousness. Healing energy is transmitted spontaneously through his hands. He hasn't been handed all this knowledge on a plate though.
His ability to perceive has been greatly enhanced, but to some degree he is still exploring uncharted territory, and this takes courage. There have been times when he has blocked out perceptions for fear of losing his sanity. At one time, during meditation, he become aware of a spirit scanning his body. Another time, again during a meditation, an apparently angry spirit began to tear at the energy around his heart center, and he rapidly shook himself back to full alertness."
His ability to perceive has been greatly enhanced, but to some degree he is still exploring uncharted territory, and this takes courage. There have been times when he has blocked out perceptions for fear of losing his sanity. At one time, during meditation, he become aware of a spirit scanning his body. Another time, again during a meditation, an apparently angry spirit began to tear at the energy around his heart center, and he rapidly shook himself back to full alertness."
I will now quote a footnote by Michael Newton in relation to the mention above of angry spirits and Marcus's case study.
"We are told that Marcus has had to 'block out perceptions' for fear of losing his sanity. Psychologically, this statement is very revealing in the light of what follows in terms of meditations, long after his sessions, where this client was frightened by 'angry spirits' who were ready to take over his body. There are people who are terrified of the idea that mediation, hypnosis, sleep, being in a coma, etc, let down the mental barriers of the conscious mind and leave us open to demonic spirits.
A whole cottage industry has emerged in recent years over this false belief system. The misuse of 'energy cleansing' therapy in some quarters under the title of 'spiritual attachment release' is a good example.
This smacks of exorcism and attracts people in certain religious circles. Every concept in our conscious mind has its own psychic associations that vary in intensity depending on life circumstances and belief systems.
The notion that evil spirits are waiting to attach themselves to our soul creates unnecessary fear with susceptible people who are attracted to medieval superstition, because many feel they deserve to be punished for their transgressions on Earth.
While there are discarnated souls who are not ready to go into the light after death, and even extraterrestrial souls (souls who have never been incarnated in human form), or simply curious or mischievous souls, there are not 'dark forces' involving evil or demonic entitles ready to attach or steal the souls of the incarnated.
Why?
Because evil does not exist in the spirit world — a sphere of love, compassion and kindness.
The idea of dangerous spirits ready to inhabit the human mind is not something the highly advanced, benevolent beings of the spirit world would permit. Many of us working in the field of spiritual integration involving the soul and human brain believe that the notion of spirit attachments are fragments of one's own self that require healing.
Suppressing aspects of the self may create a phenomenon that resembles possession as an aspect of the unintegrated self. Psychologically, such negative energy in fearful people often involves feelings of guilt, unworthiness, personal inadequacy, and a variety of unresolved issues in life.
It is relevant for readers to know that if Marcus had experienced a troublesome and unaccounted spirit during his session, the LBL facilitator in this story would have dealt with it promptly. Such disturbing visualisations are rare in our work, but they do occur.
As an example, the therapist in this case worked with a lady who visualised something similar to Marcus, and the facilitator immediately called in this woman's personal spirit guide for assistance. The guide explained that the dark, sinister figure who came 'to steal' this hypnosis subjects soul was actually a member of her own soul group on a mission to shake her out of her depression and learn to value her life more." — Michael Newton
A whole cottage industry has emerged in recent years over this false belief system. The misuse of 'energy cleansing' therapy in some quarters under the title of 'spiritual attachment release' is a good example.
This smacks of exorcism and attracts people in certain religious circles. Every concept in our conscious mind has its own psychic associations that vary in intensity depending on life circumstances and belief systems.
The notion that evil spirits are waiting to attach themselves to our soul creates unnecessary fear with susceptible people who are attracted to medieval superstition, because many feel they deserve to be punished for their transgressions on Earth.
While there are discarnated souls who are not ready to go into the light after death, and even extraterrestrial souls (souls who have never been incarnated in human form), or simply curious or mischievous souls, there are not 'dark forces' involving evil or demonic entitles ready to attach or steal the souls of the incarnated.
Why?
Because evil does not exist in the spirit world — a sphere of love, compassion and kindness.
The idea of dangerous spirits ready to inhabit the human mind is not something the highly advanced, benevolent beings of the spirit world would permit. Many of us working in the field of spiritual integration involving the soul and human brain believe that the notion of spirit attachments are fragments of one's own self that require healing.
Suppressing aspects of the self may create a phenomenon that resembles possession as an aspect of the unintegrated self. Psychologically, such negative energy in fearful people often involves feelings of guilt, unworthiness, personal inadequacy, and a variety of unresolved issues in life.
It is relevant for readers to know that if Marcus had experienced a troublesome and unaccounted spirit during his session, the LBL facilitator in this story would have dealt with it promptly. Such disturbing visualisations are rare in our work, but they do occur.
As an example, the therapist in this case worked with a lady who visualised something similar to Marcus, and the facilitator immediately called in this woman's personal spirit guide for assistance. The guide explained that the dark, sinister figure who came 'to steal' this hypnosis subjects soul was actually a member of her own soul group on a mission to shake her out of her depression and learn to value her life more." — Michael Newton
I hope that this has given you some more insight into this topic that it seems so many people are fearful about and who may have mistaken their own experience that may have formed negatively into their personal belief system.