by Alanna Ketler
August 22,
2018
from
Collective-Evolution Website
Spanish version
In Brief
The Facts:
Over 7000 people/souls share their experience,
through regression hypnosis, as to what happened
after they died and before they reincarnated.
Reflect On:
What are the implications of such research? If we
reincarnate, how does that change your view of who
you truly are? What is the purpose of life? How
might this change how you approach this particular
life?
Certified Master Hypnotherapist Michael Newton developed a
technique to regress his clients back in time to recall memories
from their past lives.
During this process he
stumbled upon a discovery of enormous proportions. He was able to
bring the souls back to the place where they go before their next
life - a life between lives...
Out of 7,000
regressions, a large majority had eerily similar
recollections of a place that many of them called "home."
One of the most fascinating aspects of Newton's work was that it
didn't matter who he was working with or what their previously held
beliefs were in regards to the concept of "a
soul" or
reincarnation - in fact, many
didn't believe in these concepts at all.
After coming out of a
session, many of these people were changed forever. They were able
to recount some of their past lives and feel and clearly see the
relationship those previous lives had to their current life.
The Life
Between Lives
In the world of hypnotherapy,
past-life regression is almost
common, but what's unique about Newton's work is his ability to get
his subjects to recall memories from being in the womb, and then
from before that point as well, to the place between each life.
This was a place where,
often, all of the soul family was waiting and welcoming with open
arms.
Many of the subjects were
often surprised to see who was there as some of these people had
provided a challenging experience for them in their previous lives.
According to Newton, the hypnotic responses from his subjects in
regards to the afterlife provided credible information
because of the consistency in their reports.
Often the subjects would
even use the same words and graphic depictions of where they were
and what they were seeing.
Newton had no reason to
feel that anyone had a motive to fake their stories, and treated
each case as if he was hearing the information for the first time.
In other words, he was not suggesting words or ideas to them, but
rather giving them the freedom to express these lives on their own.
The similarities between
the subjects was quite astounding.
Some of these
similarities included,
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People's memories
of the initial activities of the soul just after final death
on earth parallel the recollections of people returning from
a near-death experience (NDE).
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Souls are
generally anxious to move away from the earth after death,
and in many cases may stay a few days for their funeral.
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Most souls
initially pass through
a tunnel towards the light of heaven.
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The appearances
of physical structures or other familiarities from Earth on
the entry of the soul into heaven are intended to ease their
transition.
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Souls have the
capability of projecting former life forms in communication
with other souls.
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Immediately after
their death on earth, souls are met initially in heaven by
their spirit guides or someone with whom they were close in
their previous life. They meet others that were important to
them previously.
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Spirit guides
continue their protective role in heaven.
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Communication in
heaven is done through telepathy.
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A private form of
consciousness between spirits exists through touch.
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Ghosts are
spirits who have chosen to remain within the earth plane,
generally with a high degree of discontent. They can be
dealt with by various means, such as exorcism, to get them
to stop interfering with human beings.
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Souls who were
unable to turn aside a human impulse to harm others will go
into seclusion upon entering the spirit world and remain for
quite a while. The following reincarnation may be as a
victim in a
karmic cycle of justice.
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An arriving soul
can enter a place of healing as part of the restoration of
the soul after a lifetime on earth.
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A life review is
conducted, first with spirit guides and later with a Council
of Elders.
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Souls travel to
their initial destination in heaven through a large staging
area.
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Souls proceed to
their cluster, consisting of small groups of soul energy
that appear like a cluster of transparent bubbles or
translucent bulbs. They contain entities who often shared
past lives with the arriving spirit.
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Group placement
is determined by soul level.
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Secondary groups
have some contact with a primary group.
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Opportunity for
socialization and travel exist for souls living in their
group.
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Once a soul group
is formed no new members are added.
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Souls are grouped
with others of similar characteristics.
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At higher levels
of soul evolution more independence takes place from group
activities.
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Spirit lights
demonstrate color that correlates with a soul's state of
spiritual evolution.
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The spirit world
resembles one great schoolhouse with a multitude of
classrooms under the direction of teacher-souls who monitor
progress.
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All souls have a
personal guide who may be with them for thousands of years
and many lives.
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Junior guides are
often assigned as well, later in the development of a soul.
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Guides can appear
as humans as well as spirits.
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Most souls in the
world today are in an early stage of development.
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Spirits can
experience two lives on earth at the same time.
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A dormant part of
our soul remains in heaven during incarnations.
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Souls learn the
techniques of the creation of physical items by thought,
starting with simple assignments.
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Souls incarnate
on worlds other than the Earth.
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The evolution of
souls can continue way beyond the level where incarnation
takes place.
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Souls are
reincarnating more frequently in recent centuries, and today
would have roughly two lives during the past century.
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Souls are not
required to reincarnate but considerable pressure is brought
to bear by spirit guides when the time is considered right.
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Souls go to a
place of life selection in order to examine alternative
lives to lead.
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There is a
tendency for spirits to reincarnate in the same geographical
area they were in during past lives.
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The effort
required to overcome a physical disability accelerates
spiritual evolution.
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Souls learn prior
to a new incarnation to recognize future earthly signs from
other souls they may encounter on earth with whom they have
been close in the spirit world.
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Souls leave
heaven to enter the body of an infant through a tunnel.
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The physical
shock of birth is greater than that of death.
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Souls can arrive
in the infant's body anytime before, during or slightly
after the moment of birth.
Again, not only is this level of similarity and detail fascinating,
but many of the thousands of people who were put under this hypnosis
had no previous belief of reincarnation, the soul, or source
consciousness.
Their experiences here
changed their minds.
In one instance a woman who had always faced challenges with her
father in her current life saw that his soul had actually inhabited
the body of the man who was the one who killed her in a past life.
She was able to see how
the members of the soul family aren't always who you might expect.
Some people who have caused us the most grief may have been doing so
for our soul's best interest, in order to help us grow.
For some of us, this work may resonate on a deep level.
I know for myself while
watching a documentary on this subject called,
Flipside - A Journey Into The Afterlife,
and hearing the people recount their previous lives or the place
that was often described as "home," no part of me doubted anything
they were saying for even a second.
This information
resonated to the very core of my being and just happens to go along
quite nicely with my previously held beliefs in terms of
reincarnation and the afterlife.
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