Dear Supritee,
My compliments for a well conducted session and that has brought the very healing to the client he was looking for over so many years of suffering and pain. The before and after reported pain levels says it all.
My learnings are as under for your consideration pl,
This approach by a therapist is what engages him/her thoroughly with the client and their healing. 
A much needed ingredient for a session to proceed ahead.
Years of repressed pain and suffocation yet Gagan chose to appear
All NORMAL …all is well !!
Absolutely indeed …
the subconscious keeps the records for perpetuity/till resolutions are arrived at. The scripts etched in the Sub-c are the SAMSKARAS that runs the life time of a JIVA. Its only the Conscious mind that forgets while the patterns find their expressions in bodily symptoms and mental auto-pilots.
Arriving at a theme is yet another fundamental aspect and I look forward to learn what is the theme that has been arrived at based on history taking and in consonance with the client. As I am still learning to bring the theme down to one or two words I always find the following as my guiding light:
https://pastliferegression.in/t/stage-8-setting-a-concise-theme-for-the-session/332
I am not sure of this as per AMARANTOS teachings.
the client has relieved the Pain and Horrors in the KMF. May be it would be prudent to attempt the KMF to Classic at this juncture. And the same may be considered for other two lives as well,
Very well worded !!
May be we utilised paraphrasing here.
May be he is doing well for the progression of this Past Life Regression Session but perhaps he also needs empathy as he is experiencing the life threatening trauma, which we could embed in our suggestion.
Consider : What is that which is required to be done or experienced to resolve this feeling of struggle to say what you feel.
Very aptly framed.
When the soul is ready enough then only it receives the learnings!
My wishes for you and your client who could bring in such amazing life changing learnings for all of us.
Regards,
Monesh
