Client details
- Name: Abira
- Age/Sex: 33 years/ F
- Profession: Head of Social Media Marketing
- Primary Language for Session: English
- VAK: 6/5/4 | Dominant sense: Kinesthetic
- Eye Roll: 2/4 | Hypnosis Score: 6/10
- Breathing Pattern: Normal
- Theme: — Grief (Rejection/Abandonment)
- Pain: Before 7 → After 3
- Belief in Subconscious: Yes
- Conducted on: 2nd, 6th and 13 Sept 2025
Case History
Background & Early Environment
Abira grew up in a joint family with her parents and paternal grandparents, next door to her aunt’s family. Though she recalls some joyful moments, her childhood was largely marked by emotional volatility, intense parental conflict, and a fraught household dynamic. Her mother was never fully accepted by the paternal family and often subjected to hostility, which deeply affected Abira’s sense of safety.
Parentification & Emotional Burden
At age nine, a therapist remarked that “Abira is her mother’s support system,” imprinting a lifelong sense of emotional responsibility. She internalized the need to stabilize her mother and the family, a role far beyond her capacity at the time and one that continues into adulthood.
Loss & Trauma
A deep attachment to her maternal uncle (Maama), whose home felt like an emotional refuge, was tragically severed by his suicide during her teenage years. This loss, compounded by fears around mental illness due to her mother’s depression, marked a turning point in her psychological development.
School & Social Challenges
Post-fifth grade, Abira faced bullying and social exclusion at school, compounding her isolation. The pressure to excel intensified during high school, though college brought some relief as family tensions slightly eased following the passing of her grandparents.
Family Dynamics
Abira remains closely bonded with her mother but has a strained relationship with her father, whom she views as emotionally dismissive and aligned with his family’s invalidating stance. She continues to carry quiet anger and deep feelings of rejection and invisibility within the family system.
*Mental Health Journey
In her late twenties, accumulated emotional weight led to a mental health crisis and suicidal ideation. Therapy became a turning point, along with discovering salsa dancing, which offered creative expression, community, and a sense of empowerment.
Workplace Patterns
Professionally, Abira has explored diverse roles but encountered recurring challenges—burnout, lack of recognition, emotional disconnection and strained authority dynamics. She recently resigned and is seeking work aligned with emotional safety and purpose.
Personal Relationships
Abira’s last long-term relationship ended a few years ago. Since then, she has had brief connections, often with emotionally unavailable partners. Despite this pattern, she remains intentional in seeking a meaningful, stable relationship rooted in emotional intimacy and companionship.
Current Focus
Abira is navigating a major life transition. She is seeking deeper understanding of her relational patterns, identity, and life direction, and is committed to healing long-standing wounds—particularly around parental validation, self-worth, and emotional freedom.
Therapeutic Goals and Areas of Focus
- Emotional Expression & Release
Create a safe space for Abira to express repressed anger, grief, and resentment, particularly related to her father and early family dynamics.
- Intergenerational Patterns
Explore how childhood experiences of abandonment, enmeshment, and invalidation impact her current relationships.
- Healing the Father Wound
Support insight and healing around her father’s emotional neglect, control, and rejection.
- Relational Patterns & Boundaries
To recognize and shift patterns with emotionally unavailable partners and authority figures.
- Identity & Life Purpose
Guide her in rediscovering her authentic self, values, and direction—beyond external roles or validation.
- Empowerment & Self-Compassion
Foster self-validation, emotional resilience, and a more compassionate inner relationship.
Session Overview:
Session 1 (2nd September, 2025, 7:00 PM - 9:45 PM )
Objective: Initial case history and assessment (Stages 1-8).Process: Engaged in a thorough exploration of Abira’s background, family and work dynamics, and the key issues she is currently facing.
Outcome: Developed a solid foundation for understanding Abira’s emotional world and the core challenges she is navigating.
Theme: Grief (Abandonment, rejection)
Session 2 (6th September, 11:15 PM - 2:30 PM)
Objective: To explore happy memories and experiences of closure, focusing on stages 7–12 of the timeline.
Process: Induction, Dave Elman, Garden, Stairs, a guided recollection of positive life experiences, including in utero moments and the “before life” stage.
Outcome: The recall of these memories evoked both joy and tears, reflecting a strong emotional resonance and sense of fulfilment. This process also led to a spontaneous recollection of a past life during the “before life” stage. The closures led to a spontaneous inner child healing.
Happy Memories
Happy Memory 3
(Verbatim)
T: What do you see?
C: I’m in the hospital, just taken birth. Maama, two nurses and mum are there. My Mama is a doctor, he delivered me. I’m delivered and cutting the cord.
T: Welcome to this little world. How does it make you feel?
C: Happy, safe. Mother is full of joy. Mama is telling mum that she has a baby girl.
Doctor says it is a healthy baby. Mum is happy because she has someone to call her own after trying for six years.
T: That sounds wonderful. How about we go to the time when you were in your mother’s womb. How did you feel then?
C: Feeling safe in the womb, happy and nourished.
She is trying hard to keep me safe. She is worried because people around her don’t like her but are okay because she is my father’s wife.
T: I’m glad you are safe irrespective of the circumstances.
Now, how about we go to go back to the time, just before you were born?
…
T: What do you see?
C: I see white light… I passed through the light.
ENGRAM
C: I see a white house with a spiral staircase. There are five doors. There is a fountain right outside. I’m standing on the grass…and feels like I’m looking for someone.
(physical response: a broad smile, legs restlessly moving in slow motion)
T: Would you like to walk around and see if you find someone?
C: I can hear their voice. They playing hide and seek and asking me to find them.
T: How does that make you feel?
C: Happy but not found him yet but I’m enjoying the game of hide and seek.
T: I love that for you… What’s happening now?
C: He is asking me to have some more patience and he will find me…
Found him. He has brown curly hair, fair. Looks like a Prince.
T: Do you know him?
C: No, he says that I finally found him and he has held me close to him. He is telling me how beautiful I am…
Back in a beach, with him. There is a table with food, and he has arranged it. I’m ecstatic.
T: Tell me more
C: I’m wearing a pink dress. I have white garland wrapped around my hand…
I came out of the big mansion and the garden that led me to this beach. The mansion is his house. I’m married to him.
T: How old are you?
C: 23
T: Does he resemble anyone from your present life?
C: His aura and speech resembles someone from my office.
Someone else is on the beach.
T: Who is it?
C: A helper there to see if we need anything. He resemblance the face with the mama who died, the one who delivered me.
T: Would you like to talk to him?
C: Yes (IMR)
He says I’m like his daughter and no matter how life goes by, I’m going to achieve happiness. He says my future is brighter than I can ever imagine and nobody can take anything away from me.
He says next life he will be my mama and will love spoiling me and make sure I get everything…
Just like how it is now; when I open the bedroom door of my mamá’s house, everything will be on the bed. My favourites…
…
…
T: What’s happening now?
C: I’m asking my mama if he is the right one for me.
T: What does he say?
C: Yes, for now he will keep you happy but if anything goes wrong in the future, you have to believe in yourself. Nobody can take away this feeling…
T: What else is he saying?
C: I’m in my husband’s arms. He is smelling my hair. He is okay with Mama around but slight sense of discomfort of being judged. He knows he loves me and says things unfiltered and that makes him conscious.
T: How about we go five years ahead and see what you are doing…
C: Room full of kids, teaching them how to dance…Kathak teacher. In the same place where there were five doors, next to the spiral staircase. My husband is standing at the side of the door and watching me. He is a Prince.
T: What is your husband’s name?
C: Hmm… starts with the letter H. I can’t remember his name.
T: What year is this?
C: 1702
T: And what place is this?
C: Hmm…Jarbara Mansion
There is a black car parked inside the mansion. It’s ours. Chauffer driven.
T: Shall we go out of the mansion, look around and see where we are?
…
C: The gate is too far, it’s on the other side of the garden.
KMF
C: My husband has an accident. He is on bed. Road accident.
T: Was he driving?
C: No, truck hit him when he was in the car. Feeling sad.
T: Is there anyone to help?
C: Two nurses to help.
T: Any family around?
C: His mom and two sisters
T: Do they look familiar to anyone in the current lifetime?
C: His mother is my paternal grandmother.
Limited interactions with the sisters. One sister resembles the daughter of my Maasi who recently died. She also dies of a heart attack four years back…
Feeling sad and judged. She is bullying me and blaming me because of her superstitious beliefs. She is not happy, because more tension now after the accident.
T: Would you like to talk to her, the sister?..
C: She says she knows that her son is safe with her husband and he is going to grow and achieve in life. She asks me to thank my mother for taking care of her mother after she was gone.
T: Now, shall we go to a time when you were much older and see what is happening?
C: I’m at the same beach. There is a table with pink and yellow flowers.
T: How old are you?
C: I’m 78 years and my husband 86.
T: What is happening in your life?
C: I’ve lived a fulfilling life. I have a son and daughter.
T: Wonderful. Where are they now?
C: Daughter is happily married and son is married and stays away. He doesn’t want to continue the legacy of his father.
T: What does he do then?
C: He works in a firm that eliminates world hunger and is in a senior position. He lives in Vietnam.
T: Where do you live?
C: Somewhere in the UK. It’s spring here.
T: What year is this?
C: 1786
T: Shall we go to the last day of your life and see what it looked or felt like?
C: I’m on a bench alone, husband is dead. I know it’s the end of my life.
T: How does that make you feel?
C: I’m taking my last ten breaths and thanking God…Chest congestion, difficult to breathe, feeling cold in the body but mentally in a peaceful place.
T: Where are your children?
C: Children have been called but can’t stay until they come. I know they will do good in life and I will always look down and take care of them.
T: Whenever you are ready, let’s float above the body and move towards the white light.
C: Yes, IMR
…
T: Is there anyone you see?
C: My husband. He is surrounded by white clouds. I feel happy to see him.
…
T: Were there any learning from this lifetime?
C: Strong relationships can defeat anything… and evil…
If you have love at the core of everything, you can defend everything…
The more love we give, the more we get…
Loving yourself is the biggest joy on Earth.
T: Absolutely. Love is the core of it all.
T: Is there anything you would like to say to the present you?
C: Don’t be scared, it all works out. You will find people who will love you generously. There are people who love you but can’t tell you because of the way they are…
Even though I feel alone, even though there are walls around me, if I break the wall, there is greenery and beach… I’m meant for great things in life and nothing will stop them from coming to me.
T: Is there any wisdom that you would like to pass onto your present self?
C: Love is the answer to everything… I’m protected by my ancestors…and those in heaven love me ferociously. Even if I don’t feel that from the people in my life, I just have to spread my hands and look up.
T: That is a strong message to your present self. Let’s try to remember these wonderful messages even after we awaken so we can hold on to it when we need it the most.
T: Would you like to continue or emerge?
(Client needed a washroom break so took her through a quick emerging process and continued with closures)
Closures
(Conducted partial Dave Elmen (mind), stairs and garden, river).
As Abira got onto the boat and began moving down the stream, she felt a heaviness in her chest again. She was encouraged to return to the garden and rest if needed. She also expressed a desire to lie down and continue the session. She was asked to let me know, through IMR, when she was ready to return to the boat.
Once back on the boat, grounding was facilitated using visual and kinaesthetic prompts as she continued down the stream. When Abira reached the bank of the stream, she couldn’t find anyone there. She was encouraged to walk around, but still couldn’t see anyone. She was then guided back to the boat to continue down the stream.
T: Maybe you can keep going down the stream until you see anybody familiar on the bank. If you wish to get off at the bank at any point, let me know through IMR.
…
C: I see a man I don’t know. He is smiling at me. He is amused to see me there.
T: Would you like to reach the bank and meet the man?
C: Yes
T: What does the man look like?
C: He’s muscular, blue eyes, long hair. He is 28. I am twenty three years, it’s 1989.
T: Would you like to talk to him?
C: Yes. He is still smiling at me. His name starts with H. He says has seen me before but he cannot tell me. He says that he’s amused that I went through all of it and I’m still here. He says he doesn’t live here. Has has just come to see me.
T: Do you know him from your present life?
C: He is the sum total of all the people who thought I will never make it.
T: How does that make you feel?
C: He says he’s ashamed and has to go back and tell all the people that I made it. It would be a long and a tedious journey.
C: Why did they do that? Why was it hard to believe in me?
Man: It has nothing to do with you. Those people did not have the capacity to think.
C: They saw me taking birth and let me go through all of this because of their smallness. They could not believe that loving came to me so easy.
C: He’s asking me to sit down with him. And asks if I would like to know something.
T: Do you recognise him or does he resemble anyone you may know in your current life?
C: I see 2 people in him; my boyfriend when I was sixteen and my father.
C: Why was he not able to love me? For who I am? He was jealous of me, feels hurtful. He says he was jealous of how I could do things and reciprocate to everyone’s love and now he realizes by being jealous, he lost me and feels sorry for it. He loves me to death now even though I don’t feel it, he wants to be by me every chance he get.
I want to reach out to him like I did on the ferris wheel but I’m unable to reach him.
…
C: You shouldn’t have been upset and made me grow up before my time and not compared me to others. Maybe I would have made it in life. Maybe if I had made it sooner, he would have loved me.
All I wanted to do was tell him about my heartbreak instead of crying myself to sleep away in my room. I wanted to tell him where it was hurting me, that my sixteen year old boyfriend reminded me of him.
T: How does that make you feel?
C: Sad, very very sad.
C: I asked why he (boyfriend) was moving away and then when he knew why did he touch me physically? Why did he strip me down? Why did he when he knew he’s moving away and not keeping me safe. It left a scar in me. I thought I had to go length and breath and strip myself to keep people.
C: He says sorry, “I didn’t know what I wanted”. He wished he knew better. Seems he got a kick out of it. Then later when he fell in love and got betrayed, he realized what it meant to feel that way. He says he thought of me and apologized in silence.
T: How does this make you feel?
C: I feel better knowing. That was a closure and an answer, but it broke me. But now I know there is nothing to be ashamed of with the blessings of my ancestors. I am still whole despite the little moments of breakdown.
T: Absolutely
C: I’m learning not to strip myself down for people. It has made me build a wall around myself. I feel like I’m sitting in a closet. I’m not feeling safe to get on the sand. The closet doesn’t open.
If I can reach out to my mother’s hand…
T: would you like to reach out for her hand now? And maybe share how you feel?
C: I feel like how I felt running around in that red costume on the beach. She promised me she’ll come and she did. I ran into her hands and I giggled so much, life for me meant just that.
T: Are you with your mother?
C: Yes, She’s trying to tell me to forgive my father. If I can’t extend my hand, at least extend the little finger. I want to try.
T: Maybe give it a try now and see what happens?
C: He tells me he wants my whole hand but knows he has to earn it. Even if it is not possible, he says he will give his whole hand to my children.
T: That sounds like a start.
C: I’m back on the bank with that man, he feels safe now.
I asked him to meet me after he told everyone that I made it. He says he will.
T: How does that make you feel?
C: It makes me feel happy. He asked me to be there at the riverbank when he comes back.
He would have travelled land and sea. And then he would be worthy of my love, then hold my hand and get in the boat and go toward a new place to spend a lifetime.
He is slowly fading into sandust.
T: Would you like some more time on the bank or want to head to the boat?
C: I want to stay on the bank.
…
T: Take your time and let me know when you are ready.
C: I am on the bank with my younger self, sitting next to her.
We are looking at each other and smiling.
T: Isn’t that wonderful. How old is she?
C: She is 4 years old. She feels happy and so do I. We are holding hands, sitting and smiling together because we know we have made it.
T: Soak in that happiness for as long as you need.
…
Back on the boat, continuing down the stream
C: I see my class teacher, 12 grade teacher, Pamela. She wrote in my diary when I was leaving school, “Abira, you will always make it in the sea full of people.” I want to thank her for believing in me when nobody else could… couldn’t be there when she passed away during covid. I’d like to say thank you.
T: Go ahead and give her all your love and gratitude.
Back on the boat
C: There are people on the bank in wooden houses. I’m rowing the boat. The more I row more people are cropping up. I feel loved and cherished.
T: Do you know those people?
C: I know some people, some are strangers and I don’t know the others. I see my grandparents, teacher, long lost friends and people I helped on the road and on trains.
(Mention a couple of experiences with the people she helped on the road and trains)
T: You have some truly admirable deeds to your name
T: Would you like to continue going down the stream?
C: No, I want to go back to the Garden.
C: I see a weird picture. I don’t know if it’ll make sense to you. I’m sitting on the boat but not rowing. The guy from office who I had a fling with is rowing and smiling.
T: It absolutely does. Tell me more if you like.
C: It’s a soothing smile. He is rowing, going back to the garden.
…
C: Reached garden and he’s helping me get out of the boat by holding my hand. We are walking and he hasn’t let go of my hand. I want to spend some time in the garden. I’m laying down next to him with my hand on his chest. We both know it is a fleeting moment but we wish it was for a lifetime. But I know I need to go because I now know how much I deserve. This feels comforting.
…
I want to emerge.
Session 3 (6th September, 5:00 PM - 6:20 PM)
Objective: Reframing session (Stages 10-14).
Process: Progressive regression, stairs, and garden.
Outcome: The session supported Abira in releasing underlying bitterness and connecting with her experiences from a more empowering perspective. It also helped ease her anxiety about the future, particularly in relation to love and romantic relationships.
Abira wished to keep to herself as she journeyed through the session. She was responsive throughout.
Discussion and Integration (Session 2 and 3 )
Session Summary (Past Life & Closure)
In the second session, Abira felt emotionally uplifted while reconnecting with positive childhood memories, especially moments of warmth with her parents. A powerful highlight was her experience of a loving past-life relationship, which evoked emotions she longs for in her current life. We explored using this felt sense as a template for future romantic connections.
The closure session felt heavier but meaningful. A former boyfriend reappeared, prompting reflection on her past tendency to shrink herself in relationships—a pattern she now recognizes and has begun shifting.
A key breakthrough was challenging the core belief: “If my father doesn’t accept me, how will any other man?” This shift offered clarity on her current romantic struggle, symbolized by the image of “the man on the boat,” and helped her align more closely with what she truly deserves in a partner.
She also recognized unresolved grief and found unexpected closure, particularly around her maternal uncle (‘Maama’), whose unconditional love affirmed she has known the kind of love she yearns for—even if not from her father.
Session 4 (13th September, 6:00 PM - 8:30 PM)
Objective: Past life regression (Stages 10-14).
Process: Progressive regression, stairs, garden and affect bridge
Outcome: The session helped Abira realise some repeating patterns in her current life; feeling unseen, neglected and abandoned and the pain she carries.
T: what comes to your awareness?
C: A living room
T: What do you see in the living room?
C: Lots of furnitures, painting on the wall. There is a male reading a newspaper. He is a serious looking man with moustache.
T: And where are you?
C: I’m standing on the side.
T: Could you look down and tell me what are you wearing?
C: A pink dress and barefoot
T: How old are you?
C: I’m 7 years old
(Restless, moving head side to side)
T: How are you feeling?
C: I don’t want to stay here.
T: Why is that?
C: I don’t know. I don’t want to stay here.
T: Okay, how about you step outside the house and see if you feel better…What do you see now?
C: There’s grass and there are animals.
T: Are the animals yours?
C: I don’t know whose animals.
T: Okay, what else do you see?
C: There are people working on the lawn.
T: Is it a village or a town?
C: It’s a town.
T: Okay, what time is it?
C: 7.20 pm
T: Would you like to walk ahead and see if anything catches your interest?
(No response for a bit)
KMF
C: On a cycle, don’t know where I’m going.
T: Maybe look around and see if you find anyone or anything familiar
C: Don’t know anyone there. No one is noticing me…
I’m seeing a picture of me holding a doll in my hand… lots of people on this street. It’s a fair but nobody is noticing. I’m trying to see if there are familiar faces. I don’t enjoy being here.
T: Is there anywhere you would like to be?
C: On a merry, go round in the fair. I’m alone. Enjoying the ride, it’s 6.30 PM.
…
I’m uncomfortable. Want to go back to the garden and rest.
(Spent 10 minutes relaxing in the garden)
(Redirected back to the same lifetime)
T: What comes to your awareness?
C: Lots of noise in the house. People are cooking in my place.
T: Do you recognise anyone?
C: Only one person. He cooked in my place, long back.
T: When was that?
C: During vacations and marriages but it’s a regular day now, he is cooking for lots of people.
Maybe joint family. I can only hear them.
T: Can you follow the voice and find those people?
C: I cannot follow the voice. There are too many there.
T: Okay. How about we move into another significant event that happened in the same lifetime?
….
T: What comes to your awareness
C: I’m in a event.
T: What event might that be?
C: Graduation ceremony…mine. Doctorate
T: Wonderful, how old are you?
C: 32 years
T: Who do you see around you?
C: A few friends… I don’t see family
T: Okay, what else do you see?
C: I’m standing with my graduation hat. So many people are there but no one is noticing me…everyone moving past me.
T: How does that make you feel?
C: Feels lost and defeated.
T: Let us move to another significant event in the same lifetime.
C: I’m sitting on a sofa in a different living room. I see my kids and their kids. I’m 55 years.
(Quiet and no response…)
KMF
C: I’m 68 years, in my husband’s house.
T: Where is your husband?
C: He is talking to other people in the living room.
T: What are you doing?
C: I’m looking at everyone but feeling lost.
T: Is there anyone you are close to?
C: I’m close to my grandchildren; 3yrs and 7yrs.
T: Tell me more
C: My husband doesn’t care…
I’m invisible to my family. I feel wasted.
T: Is there anything you enjoy doing?
C: I enjoy talking to my grandkids.
T: What do you do in your spare time?
C: I read and I knit. It keeps me sane.
T: Let’s move to a time when you were much older than 68…
What comes to your awareness?
C: I’m in a balcony on a rocking chair, trying to knit.
T: How old are you?
C: 85 yrs
T: Who is there around you? In the house?
C: Just some maids. No children, grandchildren or husband… I feel forgotten.
…
T: Let’s go to the last day of that life…
What comes to your awareness?
C: I’m 89 years. On the bed. My kids and grandchildren are here. My husband died…
I’m ready to go…
T: would you like to say anything to you children or grandchildren?
C: I want them to remember me.
(Floats above)
It feels like a galaxy…
…
T: How about we come back to the calming and soothing white light?
C: I see a man…my boyfriend (feeling happy and caressing one leg with another).
T: Where are you both?
C: Near a waterfall inside a forest.
T: How old are you?
C: 20yrs
T: What are you doing?
C: Standing under a tree. He makes me feel nice and happy. He says I should have more faith in myself.
T: What do you think about it?
C: Yeah, maybe
(Wants to stay with the boyfriend for some time. Asked to let me know through IMR when she is ready to move ahead.)
C: I want to go back to the garden.
…
(smiling away)
T: Would you like to share what is bringing a smile on your face?
C: I’m on a swing, on a tree. There are two butterflies and a bug sitting next to me…
It’s my Grandmother and Granddad and the bug is my maama
T: Oh that is wonderful. Maybe this is your time to exchange all the love, grace and gratitude.
You can also maybe ask them any questions that you may have in mind. Anything at all. Even about your life purpose you were keen on knowing.
…
C: Grandmom says it’s to make people realise their potential.
T: That is wonderful
C: Gradfather says I’ll become so big that I’ll be able to help everybody. He asks me to stay humble and grounded. Says he’ll always protect me.
…
They feel bad that I wasn’t there with them when they died. They say they understand.
T: Take your time with them and talk to them about whatever you want.
…
T: What is happening right now?
C: Why they let my mom stay in that house despite her suffering?..
They didn’t know what to do, they didn’t have a choice.
…
T: Would you like to talk me through what is happening?
C: Will I find the love of my life?
Yes, the kind you grow old with… I will know when I see him, will come all of a sudden.
…
They say I’m the Universe, I feel happy.
…
They say my relationship with my father is not going to affect anything. I just need a way to forgive him and move on.
T: What did you say?
C: Okay
T: Will you be able to forgive and move on?
C: They say I have a big enough heart and I just need to try. They ask me to do it when I’m ready.
T: That sounds fair, isn’t it?
C: Yes
T: Would you like to ask if they have any advice for you?
…
C: To ask for help when I need
…
I have to believe the fact that the Universe is in me
…
(Quiet and rocking like when on a swing)
C: They are not answering anything about my work.
They say it will just come to me.
…
I want more answers…about my future
They just smiling and saying you’ll find everything.
…
They are touching my head and saying they are always guiding me and their blessings are always there.
…
They say I’m a special child.
…
I want to emerge.
Integration and closure
Session Summary (Past Life & Life Purpose)
Abira described this session as emotionally heavy and deeply sad, centered on a recurring theme of being unseen. This resonated strongly with her current feelings of being lost and unsupported. Interestingly, the past life felt more like her mother’s story, opening a meaningful reflection on shared intergenerational wounds—particularly the inherited sense of invisibility.
A powerful metaphor emerged from the session: a moment where “no one was in the audience,” mirroring Abira’s present-day emotional reality. This became a symbolic reflection of her core wound.
The theme of life purpose surfaced, but Abira felt uncertain about its meaning. While she sensed it was important, she expressed needing more time to reflect, especially given her current disconnect from her professional path.
The symbolic presence of her grandparents offered emotional comfort and grounding. However, the session also brought up spiritual frustration. Abira expressed feeling unseen by the Universe, betrayed despite her faith and efforts, and caught in a “vicious cycle” between surrender and control.
We explored these feelings through themes of trust, surrender, and conscious manifestation—shifting from control to inner alignment and self-accountability. She reflected on how emotional patterns can repeat across life areas, and how healing is a non-linear, ongoing process.
Abira expressed interest in continuing sessions to explore her career direction and deeper life purpose.
need this.
