About Transpersonal Regression

During Past Life Regression Therapy, individuals can effortlessly revisit memories and experiences that go beyond their normal recollection, even from their early childhood. They can empathetically put themselves in the shoes of others with whom they have had previous interactions. In Transpersonal Regression Therapy, individuals can experience events from the perspective of others as easily as they can from their own point of view.

Through this therapy, individuals have the opportunity to relive both physical and non-physical experiences. They can release and return any absorbed energies effectively to their original sources. As a result, people can retrieve and integrate energies, talents, and even soul fragments they may have lost.

Why Do You Need Transpersonal Regression?

There are various reasons why individuals may seek regression therapy. These can include fears, phobias, relationship problems, depression, physical complaints, addiction, obesity, eating disorders, sexual problems, identity issues, the need for self-knowledge, anxiety, nervousness, and inhibitions or blocks that hinder personal growth.

Regression therapy involves reliving, and this process is inherently therapeutic. It brings about catharsis at an emotional, mental and physical level. Individuals gain understanding, experience inner peace, relaxation, and gain valuable insights. Regression does not mean going back to the past; rather, it involves opening up and releasing the emotional baggage that still lingers within our minds, souls, and bodies.

Process of Transpersonal Regression At Budding Boughs

The regression process can be enhanced through a series of key steps. It begins with a comprehensive intake session, establishing a circle of trust and fostering a safe environment. Together, the client and therapist define a statement of purpose and set specific goals. During regression sessions, appropriate interventions are employed, followed by feedback to assess progress. Additional exercises like mindfulness, breathwork, and affirmations may be incorporated. A follow-up phase ensures continuity and reinforces self-work.