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Thankyou so much Harmeet ji @hc2101 for your timely help
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You are most welcome @preethaprabhakar66 
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This is where the theme of the session is peeping through to the client.
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Such a beautiful session Preetha, what an incredible bliss to be counted for a blessing. Goosebumps over the client’s naga jenma and her current connection with snakes.
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Yes
Gowri ji… @manosen.18 … I felt like I was in a wonderland throughout the sessions. Blessed and grateful for witnessing such a spiritual bliss all over…
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So true dear Nidhi… @nidhicl
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An absolute blissful session dear @preethaprabhakar66 with Little Krishna playing around and a visit to Naga Loka 
Feels like I nee to refer the guidance given by @venu Sir again and again for future journey.
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A fascinating case to read. What stayed with me most was the way the session kept opening completely unexpected experiential layers.
The first moment that really caught my attention was the spontaneous emergence of John from the forest, when the planned happy-memory exploration unexpectedly turned into an Engram. The movement from “Man… blonde hair…” to “John… 23 years old… Nature Photographer” was fascinating to witness.
Then, in the Umayamma experience, the movement from intense grief and anger to the earlier life of love, trust and being deeply loved by Gobi Krishnan felt particularly interesting. It seemed to show how the same experiential thread could contain very different emotional polarities.
But the most intriguing moment for me was perhaps in the third session:
“I just asked about my purpose of life…”
“I won’t say, it’s not the right time.”
I found this unexpectedly beautiful—the apparent non-answer itself becoming part of the experience. And immediately afterwards, the journey moved into Nagaloka and Alakananda, eventually reaching the central emotional theme of her love with Ram.
Another powerful movement was the ending:
“Naga Dosha is over… Go & marry him.”
followed by the client opening her eyes with a smile and saying that she had received her answer, with the reported pain moving from 9/10 to 0/10.
For me, the most memorable aspect of this case was not any single past-life narrative, but the unexpected transitions between experiences—from forest to John, from Umayamma’s grief to love, from purpose-of-life silence to Nagaloka, and finally from unresolved longing to a felt sense of resolution.
Thank you for sharing such a rich case. I found myself learning as much from the unexpected turns of the session as from the experiences themselves.
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