A Soul’s Journey Through Loneliness

PLR Cases
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What stands out to me most is how attentively you tracked the process rather than only the story…especially those points where emotions could have been deepened.

These small moments actually decide whether a regression becomes experiential… or transformative.

I quiet resonated with your thought about connecting with the person before moving to livelihood. In such cases the psyche is clearly orbiting around attachment, so the emotional bond becomes the doorway and not the environment.
When the client said she is alone because the person isn’t there, this is almost the core engram asking to be held a little longer.

Your suggestion about asking
how it feels to make that vow
is beautiful.
Many a times the symptom is not the event but the decision taken in that emotional peak state. Bringing awareness to the decision can dissolve years of subconscious loyalty.

In my opinion making the carry-over explicit through CO questioning and then installing safety and permission for connection may probably anchor the healing deeper.

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Indeed a beautiful session…

Personally I felt the case is more about identity than memory… the client had almost lived as an emotional caretaker since childhood and the past life simply gave language to a role she was already living.
Once this becomes conscious, healing starts happening naturally.

Really beautiful to see how clarity itself reduced the emotional weight she was carrying.

Very well carried Soma​:clap::clap:

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A true belonging case...

the skin is only speaking what the heart carried since childhood

“ Where do I emotionally belong?”

@Soma, you did a very mature work by doing the inner child work and not by rushing to past life

The mother-father meeting + emotional relief before going into PLR is a very wise step. Otherwise the past life would have become an escape from unresolved present emotions.

“My purpose is to emotionally hold someone together.”

This seems heavier than grief.

In a mother vs Aunt loyalty dynamics children generally carry unconscious guilt like

“If I love one, I betray the other”

N this unresolved guilt may expresses as self-attack conditions (autoimmune)

May be forgiveness or soul contract release would have worked excellent and the case would have been an integrative one.The client was released but the psyche needed a new internal role.

From:

“I exist to hold others”

To:

“I exist to live”

When this shift happens, skin conditions usually stabilize for long-term.

The most striking line for me is

her first memory was seeing the aunt

@Soma, this is not a memory. This is an imprint.

Sometimes the body doesn’t react to events. It reacts to lifelong emotional assignments.

And this case is exactly …a soul that didn’t feel alone….but felt responsible for preventing someone else’s loneliness.

Beautiful work overall @ Soma. With a little more identity and boundary integration, it could become a very strong long-term healing case.

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