Master of Alchemy
2007
This story refers to an experience that occurred shortly before I underwent specific training in regression therapy in 2007. i had been guiding several regressions to past lives that was intended to be of valuable purpose for this client yet also was an opportunity for me to explore this new approach in past life regressions. It had given me an opportunity to develop my understanding of the value and meaning of discovering our past lives and how this understanding could be applied for our lives now. This session took this to a new level.
In this session my client was invited to go to the life that held most significance for him. After a few moments he reported that he was aware of himself as a young man in the presence of a woman. After a short pause he then exclaimed “She knows that we are doing this! She is saying Welcome! We have been waiting for you”
He continued “She knows that we are holding this regression and she knows that you are with me to do it, yet i am there as a young man with her and she knows that too”
He went on to explain that she is a Master of Alchemy and that he is a student asking her to teach him about alchemy, yet she was responding to him to tell him that he was not ready as yet. She was recommending that he goes into nature more and spends time with the children and play.
More information came forward that this was a society that was led by women and further explorations helped me to understand that this was 26,000 years ago in the Land of Mu (a land in the south Pacific ocean that has since sunk into the water and thus it no longer exists)
I found the ‘Welcome! We have been waiting for you’ comment to be a relevation as our current understanding of consciousness does not allow for a person in the past to have knowledge of a future event or an awareness of what may be happening for another person in this way. It left me wondering whether my understanding that our past lives are in the past at all. Maybe they are all happening at the same time, as in the expression ‘The only time is now’