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@vikrantsharma.sap of course it has to be Banglore! But I would vote for Vancouver :sweat_smile:

My question is: How can I support or help a closed one who is navigating through hard times mentally and emotionally? (Not through PLRT, but along the way).

I know we can discuss this but 2 cents from me. Listen listen and listen

I have 10 friends like this, who asked same question Life is too fast and people donot have patience to sit or they are too old or facing health issue Br Vikrant

Life is fast and people are not ready to pause because it feels forced. Plrt is patience for both the therapist and client. You have to sync with em for a smooth and seamless session, and with us aging too it’s hard to be in a position for several hours :grinning_face: I feel for the clients!

Dear Harmeet, thank you for bringing up such a practical question. :folded_hands: I realize that sometimes the challenge is not the induction technique but the assumption that relaxation must happen before trance. A few of my most profound clients were actually the ones who said, “I can’t relax,” …

Hi Siddhi:heart: Hope things are going great at your end…Stay blessed always. Just trying to answer your query with whatever little I know…that sometimes the greatest help is not having the right words, but offering a safe presence. Listen more than you advise. Understand more than you fix. An…

Soooooooooo OOO…true…:blush::heart:

Very true, Vikrant. :blush: I’ve also noticed the same. Sometimes the issue is not resistance to trance…it is simply that the body is carrying pain and the mind is carrying a lifetime of busyness. Perhaps our flexibility as therapists becomes just as important as the induction itself. …

So true, Harmeet. :blush: Sometimes the real induction is not helping the client slow down… it’s helping them feel safe enough to slow down. And yes, after a few-hour session, even therapists deserve a healing chair and a cup of tea! :grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes::folded_hands:

Dear Dr. Aayush, Honestly I felt less like a failed regression and more like a therapist’s surrender to the process. Sometimes we enter a session hoping to find a past life, but the subconscious has a different agenda. What stands out to me is not that the client could not access a past life. bu…

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venu (Venu) 1 July 2026 13:34 60

Thanks @Siddhi
requesting you and Forum Moderators to provision some time to discuss this in our upcoming forum.