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Name: Amit (Changed)
Age: 47 Years
Gender: Male
Occupation: Co-Working Space
| Qualification: Chartered Accountant |
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Mode: Offline
Hypnosis Responsiveness Score: 7/10
VAK Score: 6,6,2
Dominant Sense: Visual and Auditory
Eye Roll Test (ERT): 4
Presenting Theme: Financial pressure, financial instability, delay in enjoying the fruits of financial progress, inconsistency and difficulty in decision-making
Transformation Statement: I want to move from Financial Pressure to Financial Peace.
Session 1 - Part 1 (24 Aug 2026) 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Focus :History taking, rapport, pre-talk, assessment
Session 1 - Part 2 (25 Aug 2026) 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Focus :Continuation of history taking, assessment, theme finalisation
Session 2 (25 Aug 2026) 3:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Focus: Induction, relaxation, visualisation, present-life regression work
Session 3(26 Aug 2026) 11:00 AM - 2:30 PM
Focus: Age regression, affect bridge, in-utero and LBL exploration
Session 4: (26 Aug 2026) 3:40 PM - 7:20 PM
Focus: Past-life exploration, KMF2C, carry over, resolution, inner child, integration
History Taking / Presenting Concern
Amit sought PLRT primarily to understand a recurring pattern of financial pressure and instability. He described a repeated cycle in which investments grow, are later liquidated and redirected into business, followed by increased financial stress. He reported that this pattern has occurred approximately three to four times and titled it ‘Depleting Wealth.’
He described financial stress at approximately 8/10. His main trigger appeared to be taking risks beyond his comfortable capacity, particularly when loans or accumulated investments were placed at stake. He reported that money grows, but it does not remain long enough to create the wealth and freedom he desires.
Amit expressed a wish for financial freedom and time freedom. He wants more time to learn, travel, explore photography, experience food from different cultures, understand occult sciences, politics and AI, and possibly participate in new businesses as an investor, venture capitalist or mentor.
He described a tendency to become silent and withdraw when stressed or in conflict. He also reported increased gastric discomfort/gas when he suppresses conflict and keeps emotions inside.
His childhood was largely remembered as safe and loving, although there was an expectation to be a ‘good boy,’ remain controlled and behave appropriately. He recalled comparisons with his sister and a tendency to keep emotions to himself.
Amit remembered one specific childhood incident at approximately age eight when his father beat him for eating late. He felt hurt because his father had never beaten him before. No body location for the emotion was recorded because the therapist did not ask this question at that time.
He described a close and largely friendly relationship with his father. He felt protected and appreciated by him and learned observation, exposure to people, neatness, discipline, daily-life skills and learning through action. His father died when Amit was around 19. Amit continues to miss his presence and carries sadness that his father did not live long enough to see his achievements or enjoy the luxuries Amit hoped to provide.
His mother was described as caring, strong and responsible, though not highly expressive of affection. Amit felt he inherited responsibility and self-criticism from her, along with a wish that she had expressed more belief in him.
Strengths and Resources Identified
Family support; endurance; learning; adaptability; patience; empathy; ability to make people comfortable; comfort with people from different strata of society; curiosity; driving; photography; food; travel; and a sense of meaning when he is useful to others.
Spiritual Orientation / Expectations
Amit reported regular prayer, belief in reincarnation and previous experience of regression. He was open to PLRT and hoped the process would help him understand and change the recurring pattern of financial instability. He also reported fear around experiencing death in a past-life scene.
Session 1 - History Taking, Assessment and Theme Finalisation
The first session was devoted mainly to rapport building, detailed history taking, pre-induction discussion, assessment and finalisation of the therapeutic intention. The process began on 24 Aug 2026 from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM and was continued on 25 Aug 2026 from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
T: What brings you here today?
C: I want to focus to overcome delay in decision-making and inconsistency.
T: What is troubling you the most at this point in your life?
C: Finance and health.
T: How long have you been experiencing this?
C: I have been experiencing delay in enjoying the fruits of finance since the age of 18.
T: How is this affecting your peace of mind, health or daily life?
C: It is financial pressure of finance. It affects my peace of mind. Weight gain, lethargy and gas.
T: What have you already tried to resolve this?
C: Nothing.
T: If this problem were no longer present, how would your life be different?
C: I would have a routine, learn new things regarding occult sciences, politics and AI, relax and travel more.
T: What would become possible for you?
C: I could have been an investor in new business, venture capitalist, or mentor. More time for photography and travel.
T: What would tell you that this therapy had genuinely helped you?
C: I will experience peace of mind.
T: What would you like to understand about yourself?
C: My real interest. The real me.
T: What would you like to release?
C: Fear of opening up in front of people, low confidence and self-criticism.
T: What would you like to experience more of?
C: Financial freedom, time freedom, food from different cultures and road trips across countries.
T: Complete this sentence: I want to move from…
C: Financial Pressure to Financial Peace.
Recurring Financial Pattern
C: I invest, I earn, I take risks, and then there is stress in removing money from the business.
C: This has happened about three to four times. Then I get into a higher risk, and the pressure increases more.
C: The money grows, but it does not stay to create wealth.
C: I am tired of this repeating pattern.
T: If you had to give this pattern a title, what would it be?
C: Depleting Wealth.
Therapist Summary at the End of History Taking
Present problem: Financial upheaval / recurring financial pressure.
Main trigger: Taking more risk than comfortable capacity, including borrowing or putting accumulated investments at stake.
Core emotion recorded: Irritation.
Recurring pattern: Build wealth → redirect resources into business → increase risk → pressure to extract money → financial stress.
Desired state: Financial peace, time freedom, confidence, greater enjoyment and clarity.
Session 2 - Induction, Visualisation and Present-Life Regression
Session 2 was conducted on 25 Aug 2026 from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM. As in Sessions 3 and 4, the session began with Om chanting, body-warming exercises, induction and visualisation. Different induction/deepening methods were used across sessions, including progressive relaxation, Dave Elman-style induction, staircase/garden/temple visualisations and related deepeners. Amit generally appeared sleep-like while remaining responsive.
Present-Life Childhood Memory
T: Allow yourself to go back to an earlier memory that may be important for you to understand today.
C: I am around eight years old.
T: What is happening?
C: My father punished me for eating late. He beat me.
T: How do you feel?
C: Hurt. He had never beaten me before.
(I did not ask where the emotion was felt in the body. This is a learning point for me to implement in the next case.)
No departed-person hypnodrama/closure with the father was conducted during Session 2.
Three happy-memory resource moments were also not conducted.
Session 3 - Age Regression, Affect Bridge, In-Utero and LBL Exploration
Session 3 was conducted on 26 Aug 2026 from 11:00 AM to 2:30 PM.
Affect Bridge
(The Affect Bridge was used; however, I did not clearly establish and record the presenting emotion/body sensation before creating the bridge. This is again a learning point.)
T: Allow a bridge to appear in whatever way your mind chooses. What does your bridge look like?
C: Wooden. Long. There is a valley. The sides are covered. It is a temporary bridge. Very high and very deep.
T: Do you feel comfortable walking across?
C: I need someone along with me.
(No Master/guide was introduced. The client continued the process without an additional companion.)
T: Continue at your own pace and allow yourself to reach the other side. What are you aware of?
C: I am on the other side. Again a cliff on the other side. It is daytime. I am five years old. Shorts and shirt. Looking for a way. Feeling lonely.
T: Allow yourself to move to an earlier significant moment in this life.
C: I am four years old, in a village. Sitting with my mother. She is cooking. Mud house. I cannot see my father. Small house. Playing around. Cattle.
C: I got lost and reached the cliff.
T: What do you understand or believe from this experience?
C: No one will come. I have to be on my own.
(The client understood this as a past-life childhood scene, not his present childhood. The name of the boy did not emerge. No specific resolution was completed for this belief during the session.)
In-Utero Exploration
T: Allow yourself to move further back toward the time when you were in your mother’s womb. What are you aware of?
C: I am feeling very comfortable. It is dark. I am feeling calm, cosy, still. Body is calm. Peaceful. No form.
C: I am secure.
T: How does your body feel?
C: Warm.
T: What emotion are you experiencing?
C: No emotions.
T: What are you doing?
C: Lying down.
T: Who is around you?
C: Mom.
T: How is she?
C: Don’t know.
The perinatal/birth exploration did not produce any specific event. The client remained peaceful.
Life Between Lives (LBL) Attempt
T: Allow yourself to move beyond this experience and notice what comes into your awareness.
C: Light.
T: Is anyone with you?
C: No one.
T: What else are you aware of?
C: Can’t see anything further.
(The LBL exploration was discontinued/aborted at this point. Mission & Purpose, Cord Cutting and Womb Healing were not conducted.)
Session 4 - Past-Life Exploration, KMF2C, Carry Over and Resolution
Session 4 was conducted on 26 Aug 2026 from 3:40 PM to 7:20 PM.
Entry into Past-Life Scene / Identification of Sub-Personality
T: Where are you?
C: Nowhere.
T: What are you experiencing?
C: Nothing.
T: What are you aware of?
C: Cold.
T: Where do you seem to be?
C: Somewhere in space.
T: What do you see around you?
C: Dark. It is night. Alone. Floating.
T: Look toward yourself. What do you notice about your body?
C: Female. Middle age, around 35 to 38. Wearing astronaut clothes and white shoes.
T: Do you have a sense of your name?
C: Abby.
T: Anything about your height, hair or where you may be from?
C: More than six feet. Short hair. Brown-gold colour. USA, not sure.
T: What do you do?
C: This is my job.
T: Tell me about your family.
C: Two females. Mother about 55 and sister about 30. A dog, brown and white.
T: What is your home like?
C: Countryside house. Grey and white colour. One-storey house. Greenery outside, pine trees and a compound wall.
T: What is happening in this life?
C: There was a spacecraft accident. I could not breathe.
T: What are you feeling?
C: Sad and frustrated. Too early to die. I wanted to live my life. I could not enjoy or live the life, or enjoy the fruits of my hard work.
T: What seems unfinished?
C: Too early to die. I wanted to live my life.
T: What is the learning from this experience?
C: Live your life. Be happy with what you have.
Post-Death Exploration
T: As you move beyond that body, what are you aware of now?
C: No response.
(No Life After Life material emerged after the death scene.)
KMF2C - Key Moment 1: Science Exhibition
T: Allow yourself to move to an important moment in the childhood of this personality. What are you aware of?
C: I am 12.
T: Where are you?
C: Science exhibition.
T: Who is with you?
C: My Dad. Taller than me, fair.
T: What is happening?
C: Space exhibition.
T: What are you feeling?
C: Enjoying, excited, curious.
T: What are you wearing?
C: Denim and T-shirt.
T: Where do you feel the excitement?
C: Chest.
T: What do you want to do?
C: Just watching.
T: Is there something you want to say?
C: Nothing.
T: What seems important about this experience?
C: This event aroused my curiosity and made me an astronaut. It was not easy. There was hard work.
KMF2C - Key Moment 2: Father’s Cremation
T: Allow yourself to move to another important moment in this life.
C: Cremation of my Dad.
T: How old are you?
C: 20 or 22.
T: What happened to him?
C: Looks like natural death. He was around 48 to 50. I don’t know the reason.
T: What are you feeling?
C: Sad.
T: Who else is there?
C: Many people.
T: Where do you experience the sadness?
C: Throat.
T: What do you want to do?
C: Cry.
T: Is there something you want to say?
C: No.
T: What seems important about this experience?
C: I have to take responsibility for the family. I had almost finished my astronaut studies. I was working in a space institute. I was away from family.
C: I missed my father.
Present-Life Parallel / Carry Over
T: Does anything about this experience feel similar to your current life?
C: Death of father around the same age.
T: Is there a similar emotion?
C: Yes.
T: What expectation or responsibility do you notice?
C: Responsibility to be something in life.
T: What do you feel you have been hanging on to or carrying over into your present life?
C: Pressure of earning money. Not seeing my father getting old.
T: Where do you experience that in your body?
C: Throat.
T: How strong does it feel from 0 to 10?
C: 8 or 9.
T: What are you ready to let go of?
C: I don’t want to let go of anything.
T: What would you like to keep?
C: The connection with my Dad.
T: What learning would you like to keep?
C: Live your life and be happy with what you have.
T: What strength would you like to carry forward?
C: Endurance. Patience.
T: What needs to happen?
C: No idea.
Resolution / Emotional Charge Check
T: What do you notice now?
C: Very light.
T: Where do you feel it?
C: Overall body.
T: What have you been carrying?
C: Guilt.
T: What are you ready to stop carrying?
C: Guilt.
T: What have you learned?
C: Live your life. Be happy with what you have.
T: What do you choose differently now?
C: Let go of what is not in your hand.
T: Bring your attention back to the throat. How strong is the distress now from 0 to 10?
C: 1.
(The throat sensation reduced substantially. No additional symbolic release, father dialogue, forgiveness process, burning image or cord cutting was used.)
Meaning of Guilt Identified in Present Life
Amit linked the guilt primarily to his father dying before Amit could give him a better or more luxurious life and before his father could witness his achievements.
He wanted his father to feel proud of him and experience the success he hoped to create.
Inner Child Healing - Present-Life Younger Amit
T: Allow a younger version of you from this present life who still carries some part of this feeling to come into your awareness. How old is he?
C: 18 to 20.
T: Where is he?
C: At home with mother.
T: How does he feel?
C: How can he make his Dad proud? To be successful in life. He wants to reach a stage where people will ask his advice about money, knowledge, social work and business.
T: What does this younger you need?
C: Confidence.
T: What would you like to say to him?
C: Don’t worry. Everything will be alright. I am there to support you.
T: What does the younger you want to tell you?
C: He is asking if I am capable of achieving something. He doesn’t know what that something is.
T: What does he need from you?
C: No expectation from me. It is going to be self-study, his own learning, experience, perseverance and patience.
T: What would you like to do for him now?
C: I told him I will be available whenever he needs me. I kept my hand on his shoulder.
The younger Amit appeared calmer, more peaceful and relieved after receiving reassurance. There was no hug or merging; the adult self maintained supportive contact by placing a hand on the younger self’s shoulder.
Positive Anchor / Integration
A sunlight-based positive anchor was used for happiness and the learnings from the session.
T: What are you doing differently?
C: Patience. Calm my mind and find a solution.
T: What are you leaving behind?
C: Guilt.
T: What are you taking forward?
C: Learnings.
T: What are you choosing now?
C: Live your life.
T: What is one message or understanding you would like to remember in your everyday life?
C: Be happy with what you have.
The phrase ‘Be happy with what you have’ was client-generated and was used as the post-hypnotic suggestion/integration message.
Emergence and Immediate Response
After emergence, Amit appeared peaceful and happy.
Follow-Up
I called Amit the following day. He reported that he had slept well and continued to feel peaceful.
Observations and Case Formulation
The most consistent theme across the history and regression material was the relationship between achievement, responsibility, financial pressure and the wish to make the father proud.
In the past-life narrative experienced as Abby, the father died when the sub-personality was young, responsibility increased, hard work followed, and the life ended prematurely before the fruits of that effort could be fully enjoyed. Amit himself identified a parallel with losing his father at approximately age 19 and carrying the wish that his father could have witnessed his achievements.
The client identified guilt as a significant burden, specifically guilt that his father died before Amit could provide him with a better life and allow him to experience Amit’s success.
The emotional charge associated with the throat reduced subjectively from approximately 8-9/10 to 1/10 during the session.
The client-generated resources that emerged most strongly were patience, endurance, confidence and the ability to calm the mind and find a solution.
The client-generated integration messages were:
‘Live your life,’
‘Let go of what is not in your hand,’ and
‘Be happy with what you have.’
For documentation purposes, the regression imagery is recorded as the client’s subjective experience. The therapeutic emphasis is placed on the meanings, patterns and changes identified by the client rather than on verification of the imagery as historical fact.
Primary Learning from the Case
The main observation was that the client appeared able to access peace, confidence, resourcefulness, endurance and patience as internal resources for dealing with difficult situations.
The process appeared to help him connect the recurring financial-pressure theme with a deeper emotional pattern involving responsibility, achievement, loss of father and guilt.
Self-Reflection / Learning Points
This was the first PLRT case and provided several important learning points.
During the Affect Bridge, the presenting emotion, body location and SUD were not clearly established before the bridge was created. In future sessions, these should be anchored and recorded before beginning the Affect Bridge.
The past-life boy’s belief ‘No one will come. I have to be on my own’ was identified but not explored to completion or resolved. In future, I would pause to explore the emotional meaning, body sensation, belief, and need before moving ahead.
During the age-eight present-life memory of being beaten by the father, the therapist did not ask where the hurt was experienced in the body. This somatic question should be included in future work.
No hypnodrama/closure with the deceased father was conducted despite the father’s strong emotional significance. This could be considered in a future session only if clinically appropriate and desired by the client.
I appropriately did not force additional imagery when the client could not continue LBL, could not recall more KMF2C material, or produced no post-death response.
Recommendations for Client
· Daily integration: Spend a few minutes each day reconnecting with the client-generated message, ‘Be happy with what you have,’ while identifying what is already meaningful and valuable in the present.
· Decision pause: Before major financial or business-risk decisions, create a deliberate pause and ask: ‘Am I acting from a considered opportunity, or from pressure to prove something?’ Important financial decisions should continue to be evaluated through objective risk assessment and appropriate financial advice rather than regression material alone.
· Father reflection: Write privately on three themes - ‘What I wish I could have shown you,’ ‘What I wish I could have told you,’ and ‘What I carry forward from you.’ The purpose is to retain love and learning without requiring guilt to remain.
· Separate love from guilt: The client may remind himself that releasing guilt does not require releasing the emotional connection, memories or values associated with his father.
· Use identified resources: In stressful situations, use the sequence ‘Pause → Patience → Analyse → Respond’ and the client’s own phrase, ‘Calm my mind and find a solution.’
· Sunlight anchor: When naturally noticing morning sunlight, pause briefly, breathe comfortably and recall the chosen message ‘Be happy with what you have’ together with patience, endurance and peace.
· Emotional expression: Practise communicating difficult feelings rather than withdrawing completely. A simple phrase may be, ‘I need some time to process this, but I would like to come back and discuss it.’
· Lifestyle enjoyment: Intentionally make time for activities the client identified as life-giving - driving, photography, travel, food experiences, learning and meaningful connection - without requiring every activity to have a productivity or financial objective.
· Daily regulation: A brief routine of diaphragmatic breathing, quiet reflection and asking ‘What is in my hands today, and what can I let go?’ may support ongoing integration.
· Medical support: Persistent gastric symptoms should be medically evaluated where appropriate. Psychological or regression work should complement, not replace, medical assessment.
· Follow-up: Review after approximately 2-4 weeks, including financial-pressure intensity, guilt related to father, throat sensation, ability to enjoy present life, tendency toward high-risk decision-making and ability to express conflict more directly.
Overall Outcome
At the end of the four-session process, the client reported feeling peaceful and happy. The following-day follow-up indicated good sleep and continued peacefulness. The principal subjective shift was the reduction of the throat-associated emotional charge from approximately 8-9/10 to 1/10, alongside the emergence of confidence, patience, endurance and a client-generated orientation toward enjoying the present rather than remaining driven only by pressure and achievement.
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