Can PLRT session be done by a Therapist to a fellow Therapist 🌸

[hc2101 (Harmeet Kaur)]

@Ashish-Meher

I would appreciate insights from Master Venu and my fellow Amarantheans on whether there should be any modifications in the approach for a therapist-to-therapist session (i.e., granting more control to the client who is also a therapist). Additionally, what strategies could be employed to reduce resistance and foster surrender to the fellow therapist? Also, would further sessions be necessary for complete healing?

My key takeaways from the session are as follows:

1. Surrender completely to the therapist. If possible, switch off your therapist identity along with your mobile until the session concludes.
2. Maintain authenticity with the therapist and do not fear any undesired emotions or events surfacing. It is important to understand that a true PLR therapist will never be judgmental.

@Ashish-Meher
I recently came across this topic and found it very interesting, if @venu Sir can elaborate more on this. I think that would be really helpful for us to understand and discuss may be! If everyone agrees! I was approached by a therapist to conduct such session but I was not sure how to approach it without having the fear of being judged by them, also I felt I might suffer from performance anxiety as well, and may not be able to help em.
Thank you so much

[arumugam.vembu]

Interesting question Harmeet @hc2101.

To my own surprise, further questions came to me after reading your post and answers I got:

• In what way, a therapist different from clients?

None, except that we know few more learnings.

• What’s your approach in this case?

When I’ve a problem that needs therapists help, I’m just a client (indeed I definitely have certain questions that needs PLRT)

• How the other therapist see me after the session?

The same way you see your client. As the respect for the client increases after the session, the same will happen here too.

Final thought: When there is an opportunity to get rid of a life’s problem, take it with folded hands.

[hc2101 (Harmeet Kaur)]

@arumugam.vembu

Final thought: When there is an opportunity to get rid of a life’s problem, take it with folded hands.

I would love that to explore!
Hesitation and not being able to do it in person stopped me as I don’t think I’m capable of handling online cases yet, but I regretted. May be in future I might be capable of doing so. Still have to learn a lot

[devithiagarajan (Devi Venkateswaran)]

Very true…As Arumugam sir rightly mentioned, who is a therapist…they are also client in some way. An easy client who wouldn’t resist much…

[gunjangaur0905 (Dr. Gunjan Gaur)]

@arumugam.vembu Completely agree with you sir

[venu (Dr Venu)]

just stumbled upon this post Amazed at PLRT's ability in being able to tap into LTM (Long Term Memories)
and you might have already read this one on the Amarantos blog,

[Ashish-Meher]

Beloved master @venu

Thank you for sharing this blog. it was very insightful. It is amazing to learn how our subconscious mind connects the dots so meticulously from the vast data of our experiences across many lifetimes. It comes as no surprise that you are an evolved and blessed soul who has been incarnating through many lifetimes to preach love and peace. I am truly blessed to have you as my Guru.