There is no doubt, it was a wonderful session. And end of the day it’s all the therapist’s choice, how to navigate the client.
- In my perspective, you by discussing and observing your client, you understood that, the client’s most of the sessions start with a very painful event. So you was aware of high chances of that happening. So, this thought is stored in your subconscious also. As we all know, all our minds are connected/interlinked.
Q1. Is there the possibility of therapist influencing the client without his/her awareness ?
Q2. By asking the client to float above the scene, does it make the client to miss any information ?
I would like to know about these 2 questions from our master Venu.
- As I said it’s completely therapist’s choice of navigating. And it’s their personal interest of asking for blessings, messages and guidance. If Brian Weiss concentrated only on objective of the session in Catherine’s case, then he couldn’t have written a book, MANY LIVES, MANY MASTERS. Again it’s therapist’s interest. But the possibility of knowing beyond the objective of the session have high chances.