No matter how much she tried, Cassandra
could not get along with her daughter. She told me that she had tried
everything. First she
sought counselling with her religious group, then she tried a
psychologist and, most recently, she went to a psychiatrist, but all with no
success.
The upset mother reported that her
daughter felt uncomfortable in
her presence since an early age
and things were getting worse as time passed by. At her current age of 19, Poliana was unresponsive to her
mother. The relationship between
the young lady and her father and older siblings was tense but bearable.
After two appointments of traditional
therapy, I suggested that we try hypnosis.
This could provide relaxation for Cassandra's anguished condition. This would also produce valuable information
that would make the therapy more helpful. Cassandra said that she had heard of hypnosis before, but was not
aware of its benefits as a healing tool. This would then be her first experience of hypnosis.
Over the three following sessions,
Cassandra described, with deep
emotion, that her daughter had been
her opponent in two past lives. First,
in a political scenario in the American
Civil War, and secondly, more recently, at the end of 19th Century, when
they both came as men and
disputed the love of the same lady. With this
information, it was possible to increase the healing effect of the analytic therapy. Both of them, after understanding the
reasons that kept them apart, could forgive each other.
After an extensive treatment, Cassandra asked me if the events she lived
in past lives were real or just fruits of her unconscious. I answered that she would be the best person to
answer that question, since what
she lived was absolutely personal and only she could make this judgement. After a quick reflection, she agreed: “In reality, no words can
describe what I felt, saw and lived. But what is really important is my redemption from my past mistakes and the opportunity to restart my relationship with my daughter in self-consciousness
and peace.”
José Anastácio de Sousa Aguiar
*names, sex and some details were
altered to protect the identity of patients.
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