Love Never Dies
How can Hypnotherapy, Cognitive Behavior Modification, and Regression Therapy heal the traumatic events in your life?
They give you the power to access your subconscious mind and teach you techniques to change your perspective. Mindfulness and meditation can train your brain to focus on what is happening now and prepare you to let go of the ruminating thoughts that create anxiety and depression. Sometimes, those ruminating thoughts, obsessive-compulsive thoughts (OCD), anxiety, and depression they cause can be fatal.
I should know because, like many of my clients, I had a trauma-filled childhood filled with abuse and neglect. By the time I turned 19, my body collapsed completely, and I died. I felt this rush of happiness, and I slid down a tunnel. It was a classic “near-death experience,” but I got yanked back into my body, much to my chagrin. It was as if a giant hand grabbed me by the scuff of my neck and smashed me back into my young but pain-filled body.
That Near Death Experience (NDE) changed my perception and my own perspective on my life completely, and it also changed my brain. FMRI scans of people who have had NDEs are very different. But I think it’s why I can do the work I do now, because once you go to the “In Between,” you get a knowingness “That we are all one.” It’s like being on acid.
If you’re interested in reading more, please check out my book, “Love From Both Sides – A True Story of Reincarnation,” on my website—four Free Chapters (Audio).
Among many other things, my book tells the story of my husband, Dan, reincarnating into his next lifetime. He wanted something more challenging, so he incarnated as an African baby girl. Go figure. But before he incarnated and moved on, he spent a year with me, making love ethereally and mostly feeling sorry that he didn’t enjoy his life more.
Love is an energy force with many expressions. Romantic physical love is only a part of that love energy, and yet, because romantic love can be expressed through our bodies and create all kinds of chemical responses, it gets the most airplay.
Humans need love. Newborns die without touch and love.
We all love loving, and we all love being loved. It’s addictive. When a lover dies and a partner is left behind, the feelings of grief can be so powerful that sometimes the other partner dies as well. Or at least, they want to die. In ancient India, the wives of dead husbands were forced to climb onto the funeral pyre and be cremated along with their husbands.
Since Love From Both Sides was published, many widows have contacted me from all over the world. They tell me how a lover “came back” and made love to them from “In Between,” which is exactly what happened to me and to a beautiful young woman named Kathy.
Kathy, 38, a tall, lean middle-school teacher, lost the love of her life in a freak accident. Jason was only 34 when he died, but he “came back” and connected with her energetically, loving her and giving her multiple organisms. That felt great, but she thought she was going crazy and called me.
Here’s what happened:
A mechanic, Jason, decided to change the oil on his VW camper. He was in a hurry, so he whipped out his trusty old jack, and because he was in such a rush, he didn’t use the much-needed backup jack.
The single jack failed, and the VW bus crashed into Jason’s chest and killed him instantly.
Shocked, empty, and devastated, Kathy thought she was losing her mind because Jason began to connect with her. She could feel him making love to her when she slept at night, and she loved the feeling. But even though it comforted her in her grief, it made her feel extremely uneasy.
In her first Past Life Regression, she saw herself as an Indian woman living in British-occupied India, perhaps in the late 1800s.
When I said, “Find Jason.”
Kathy said, “He’s on my back. I’m carrying him. He’s my son.” In that lifetime, she loved him so much that when he got older, she wanted a proper English education for her son.
“Next important experience,” I said.
Kathy saw herself waving goodbye to her son as he sailed off to England to get his Oxford education. But she never saw him again. And she died brokenhearted, feeling abandoned.
Kathy saw another lifetime where she and Jason were again connected, only this time as father and son. She was the father, and Jason was her only son. Jason died young, and again, she was left brokenhearted.
Both those incarnations gave Kathy the “knowingness” that Jason was a guide and her “teacher,” a soul teacher, and that she needed to learn to let go and move on with her life.
She also realized that Jason only incarnated to teach her how to love in this lifetime. Once she learned how to love him, Jason needed to leave. This realization broke her heart again but didn’t break her spirit. It opened her up to new experiences of life, love, and spiritual growth.
Kathy feels at peace with his death because she knows that even though his body died, their love can never die. His love will always be with her. Kathy went on to help other people who’ve lost loved ones heal from the grief they feel. Now, she teaches workshops on grieving and spiritual growth.
Reincarnation is not just a Hindu belief. It’s a belief shared by most humans on this planet, in one form or another, for most of our time on Earth.
Call me if you want to find out how you’re connected to a lost partner, lover, friend, parent, or even a pet. (323) 933-4377
Sending you love,
Stephanie
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