Client wanted to find out the
connection to her current life boyfriend and she regressed to ancient India. Below is the second lifetime that she
had with him in the past life.
Photo description: Indian War Elephant armour, 17th century, in Royal Armouries in Leeds, England.
Photo source: http://chessrex.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/War-Elephant.jpg
Photo source: http://chessrex.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/War-Elephant.jpg
I’m an
Indian woman. I’m very dark skinned and very thin. I have just finished washing
clothes from the river. The clothes are in a wooden basin.
I see some
sand flying, from afar. I see some people coming back, riding the elephants. They are Indian warriors who fought in a war. They
are holding some sword-like weapons, made from wood, stick and rocks. A rock was
tied up together with a stick. It resembles an axe. They have come back from afar.
They have won the war. My husband is one of the warriors who was sent to fight
in the war. I am not sure if he came back.
I walked
home. I lived in the village. My house is made of earth. It is a simple house. The
roof is made from dried grass. I have a five year old child. There are chickens
running around.
I had a good
relationship with my husband. My husband was a warrior. He left the house to go
to the palace. He was required to go to war again. He had no choice. He left
riding the elephant. He didn’t come back. I never saw him again after that. I
recognise him as my current life boyfriend.
Next scene:
I feel sad. My buffalo died. There was no grass… All dried up. I’m
starving….no food to eat. We couldn’t plant anything. I was sick and hungry. My
son also died. I’m forty years old. I’m very thin. I’m going to die from
hunger. There are a lot of flies because there are a lot of dead animals.
Reflections
I’m poor but
happy. It was a simple but happy life. I was sad my husband left and died in
the war.
Connection to current life and
lessons learned
I hardly get
to see my boyfriend as he is busy with work and he always works overtime. Due
to the nature of his work, he is always on call. I have to let go, just like in
those days when he was ordered by the king. I must encourage him to concentrate
on his work. When he has time to spend with me, I must be positive and spend the
time with him. When we are together we must be as happy as possible…to cherish
the moment we can together. This is what I’ve learned.
Read client’s earlier lifetime by clicking on the link below.
