Oh!! In that case I have to watch at least one episode 
I go by the impression I get not by feedback as everyone is different, you connect to someone if vibe matches!! Never say never!
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Yep exactly! Wings were there but now they came into action and roaring and aim to soar high 
finally I feel at home 
relaxed and in sync!
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Not at all! Sometime we get so carried away with resonance and relatability of something which almost feels unreal. So you poured out that excitement. I always doubt first if don’t have a first hand experience that’s my nature! Everyone deserves a second chance I will definitely watch her show, may be I also become Suhasini 2.0 
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Same here with V/A/K - 4/2/9 
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That’s very high! I still get visuals but it’s hard for me to relax. I’m next to fussy 
must pay double to my therapist
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I have a question I wanted to ask; not sure if this is the right space but anyways here goes.
I am having trouble getting clients as 2 days slot is difficult for people, especially those who seems to be ready but then two whole Saturday and Sunday is not seeming possible for them. Do you have any suggestions for me?
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How beautifully you write! So much to learn from you!!
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Hi @sendia1987 Diya, Actually it’s a very important question and we all struggle with it but you need to find what works for you and your clients. In the beginning I did whatever I could find. Day or night. It was hard but I was desperate to learn and try. I wanted to regress any and everyone
Technically (as we were taught) it supposed to be 2 consecutive days so client remains in that mental state and it’s easy for em to get into the trance ( hopefully) but life is fast and no one wants to spend their weekend on PLRT, and weekend is for party and relaxation 
for most, so take any days you can fit in the schedule and just get started. For this case also I did 3 different days, client history can take place on a day and actual regression can be done next day or after a couple of days. Try not to make the gap too far between the sessions. This is my approach. And for history please do it in person, you want to feel, sense and learn from the expressions and body language. All the best for your future work, Eagerly looking forward 
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Aww! That’s so sweet, thank you
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Thank you so much for your guidance!
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That Echo of Existence, Woven into Metaphor
I’m quite new to the science of PLRT, so please read this not as an assessment but as a note of where I paused while reading.
The line that stopped me first isn’t the client’s. It’s yours: “Not every problem has a past-life origin.” For me the whole report rests on that sentence.
- The affect bridge landed in the hands and the legs, and the very first scene came back as exactly that. A hilltop. A palace above, a marketplace below, and in between a man who can see everything and move nothing. I doubt frustration has a more accurate picture than this. Nothing “happened” in that scene, and I suspect that is where everything happened. Whether a past life surfaced or not is a separate question. The symptom had already found its metaphor.
- Three times he refuses to ask a question. “I just want to stay in the feeling.” Frustration is a transactional emotion at its core: I gave this much, so what did I get back. It could never have been answered by one more transaction. He asked for nothing and came back full. That, to me, was the real healing of the session, and his body chose it, not the technique.
- The movement is what I keep returning to. He cannot move, then he is floating, and by the end he dissolves into what he is seeing. For a K-dominant client the therapy seems to have travelled through motion rather than through narrative. The same body that couldn’t take a step in the first scene had spread itself across Kailash by the end.
- So the problem wasn’t solved here. Its scale changed. The empty drawer in Session 3, “I don’t even have sorrow to throw away,” and the honest confession at the close sit along the same line.
Thank you for sharing a case with this much transparency.
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Thank you @satishsinghthakur Satish, for a detailed in-depth reply. I think you actually and truly understood the core concept of this case study. It wasn’t an easy one for me to hold from the beginning, I had my challenges and I almost gave up but somehow I just wanted to finish what I have stirred already. Client was also very interested to dig deeper. Curiously brought him to the sessions but the outcome humbled him and he is still holding those lessons/messages and going strong.
Yes, you are right. Oftentimes we don’t realize that we have enough and we just play the Karma game until it becomes a pattern. Our reaction is our Karma but having the awareness is the whole game. So PLRT is the mirror, you need to look at your reflection. It changes your perspective. It makes us to switch from outer gaze to inner journey. It changes the lens for you not the world and somehow the same world starts to look entirely different and that’s the beauty. What once looked like a reaction begins to revel the reason/lesson. PLR teaches you to look deeper not necessarily backwards in to the past life, we need to stop assuming that we have seen the whole picture already. So PLR changes your POV, it’s not an automatic past-life passport.
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Anytime!
you are welcome!!
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Thank you harmeet ji.. What and how you explained it is a really a (अमूल्य)priceless.
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Thank you Satish for your kind words and appreciation means a lot
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Wonderful analysis Satish! Can’t wait to read your cases
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