**Past Life Journey: Lack of Support, Loneliness, and Poor Married Life**

[Kaushik (Kaushik Nargolkar)]

Thank you so Shipra much for your detailed and really encouraging reply… totally agree with your suggestions, I will definitely recommend her such exercises on follow up.

[deepakchaks (Deepak K A Chakraborty)]

Very exhaustive session Kaushik. Such long sessions really requires some mental strength. Well done. All the sessions were well controlled and its not easy to integrate sessions which donot have exciting revelations but very subtle but absolutely profound life lessons like “you don’t need others to be happy” or “no need to suffer loneliness”.
Congratulations on this successful session.

Regards/Deepak

[Kaushik (Kaushik Nargolkar)]

Thank you Deepak for your kind words . It was all possible due to our guru Venu’s teachings. The inspiration goes both ways, the patience you displayed during the difficult/painful moments in your session was truly motivational .

[venu (Dr Venu)]

Being the topper in preparatory assignments, the quality is also reflected in the way you have conducted and documented the sessions Beloved @Kaushik

Much appreciate what you have mentioned in the report that was submitted to the Advisors

“Client could also feel the beautiful energy in the garden and lake and I suggested her to absorb this beautiful energy with all the possible senses. I also suggested her that she could be connected/remember these pleasent feelings, whenever she needs it and being this garden as her safe place, she could always float back here whenever she feels any discomfort.”

The theme below can be easily distilled further

@Kaushik

Theme : Feeling of lack of support, Loneliness, and Poor married life.

It quite simply is “fear of loneliness”

@Kaushik

C: Playing with my baby. (Apparently, she was very happy and smiling). (Later I could interpret this as a KMF).

very good, this is how we as Amarantos PLR Therapist’s should professionally assess the session events.

@Kaushik

C: My baby is lost; she was never found back. I spoke with my husband. But my husband is not bothered. As if he does not care.
T: What makes you say that?
C: (No response for some time) He is ignorant. He blames me for losing the baby.
T: How do you feel about this situation?
C: Very sad, frustrated!

Quality of the suggestions depicts what a tenured therapist you are! Well done @Kaushik

@Kaushik

(It was a real surprise for me! Neither Client nor I was aware of any such place in India called ‘Dhampur’. Later, I searched on Google, and there exists a place named “Dhampur” in Bijnor district of Uttar Pradesh. From Google, it was also clear that India faced a worst pandemic nightmare in seventeenth century, called “Bubonic plague”, that claimed many lives. C could not name it, but she witnessed this scary situation and was left alone at house. There was nothing more to explore from this time, so I decided to move ahead).

Wow! Splendid!

@Kaushik

(Later she revealed that she stayed on the banian tree for a long time, and nobody came to assist/pick her up. Apparently, she was in a distressed state. I wanted to explore exactly what was this phase, was it related to anything paranormal, but C consistently said, nothing much came to her awareness).

This is the worse thing that can happen to someone, again she is a earth-bound soul who never had any inclination to train herself to the “Maha Yatra” – “the long journey ahead after this life”, hence its very important for us to prepare for this from as early as possible, as the mind only gets more and more muddled with age.
Veda classifies different types of supernatural entities or spirits:-

1. Bhoota:

• Bhootas are typically considered as earthbound spirits or ghosts.
• They are believed to be the spirits of deceased humans who have not found peace or liberation after death.
• Bhootas are often associated with negative energy and may be considered malevolent or mischievous.
• Rituals and offerings are sometimes made to appease or pacify bhootas.

2. Preta:

• Pretas are often referred to as “hungry ghosts” in Buddhism.
• They are spirits of individuals who led lives characterized by extreme attachment, greed, and selfishness.
• Pretas are depicted as suffering from insatiable hunger and thirst, but they are unable to satisfy their desires.
• They are often depicted as having emaciated forms and are considered to be in a state of torment.
• In some Buddhist traditions, offerings are made to pretas to help alleviate their suffering.

3. Pishacha (or Pechach):

• Pishachas, or pechach in some traditions, are malevolent and demon-like entities in Hindu and Buddhist mythology.
• They are often associated with darkness, violence, and a predatory nature.
• Pishachas are believed to have the power to possess individuals and cause harm.
• Protective rituals and mantras may be used to ward off or control pishachas.

4. Rakshasas : Rakshasas are demonic beings, often depicted as shape-shifters and malevolent spirits. Ravana, the main antagonist in the Ramayana, is a famous Rakshasa.

5. Vetalas : Vetalas are restless spirits or vampires often associated with burial grounds. They are known for their cunning and are featured in various folk tales.

6. Dakinis and Dakas: Tantric and wrathful deities who are employed by black magicians to execute their agendas.

Just like there are germs which are always trying to affect us adversely there are umpteen number of these entities who want to hurt us but keeping our conciseness at a very elevated state saves us from all these
Over all well done Kaushik, I liked how you used PHS as well. I feel that you just need to focus more on the resolution part and that will make the pain levels hit zero And I know that if you set your mind on something you will do it! So am sure that the next sessions you conduct or are going to share will highlight this aspect.
All the best!

[venu (Dr Venu)]

Sure my beloved @Monesh_Bathre, hope what I’ve shared is fine, else do let me know.

[Santhi_Akula (Shanthi Akula)]

Excellent comments, @venu! Glad to learn about the different forms of supernatural entities. Having knowledge of these helps everyone categorize what they encounter in PLR sessions.

[Preeti_Khandelwal1 (Preeti Khandelwal)]

Om Namo Guru Dev Namo

[Preeti_Khandelwal1 (Preeti Khandelwal)]

Very well done Kaushik
You conducted the sessions so patiently. Going back to Uma’s life to learn lessons is wonderful. You come out as a confident and caring therapist.
wishing you more healings

[Kaushik (Kaushik Nargolkar)]

Dear Venu,

Thank you so much for your review comments and precious teachings, those are truly invaluable gems.
Also, I have noted all the suggestions, which we can implement in the sessions. Thank you again for taking out your time to read this case .

With Love,
Kaushik

[Kaushik (Kaushik Nargolkar)]

Hi Preeti, thank you for your kind and inspiring words

[Monesh_Bathre (Monesh Kumar Bathre)]

My Dear Guru,

Heartfelt gratitude for the wisdom and knowledge shared by yourself. It brought me wonderful insights in to the subject.

@venu

hence its very important for us to prepare for this from as early as possible,

I pondered over this aspect

What best commencement of this preparation could have been possible other than AMARANTOS??? No other alternative comes to my consciousness.

As I always say, at every opportune moment, that all of us AMARANTANIANS, are truly blessed in receiving unabated love, wisdom and guidance from you.

Now its Individual’s responsibility to continue tread the path shown by you and in the journey gain as much growth as plausible for the DIVINE SOUL that resides within us - A Veritable representative of the supreme creator.

[vidadez (Vida J. E. DSouza)]

Congratulations, Kaushik, thank you for sharing!

[Kaushik (Kaushik Nargolkar)]

Thank you for your kind words Vida😊

[ramyaa (Ramya Krishna)]

@Kaushik I read this couple of times and I really appreciate you for the way you navigated it. You carried it with utmost ease, no rush and very gentle. Plus the gentle suggestions added more value.
Best wishes.

[Kaushik (Kaushik Nargolkar)]

Thank you so much Ramya for your kind and encouraging words .