Past Lives: The Key to Humanity’s Future?

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Karen. Yes, I think that I might have come to
a startlingk conclusion. Ha ha ha oh. Yes, I have a
sneaking suspicion that your irrational fear of Victorian wallpaper and
my sudden craving from Mongolian dumplings might be echoes from
a past line.

Speaker 2 (00:20):
Now that dumplings is way better than wallpaper. What he
says like dumplings from the old timey papers.

Speaker 1 (00:27):
Whether it's that way or the other way, doesn't matter.
The point is in researching today's guests, I learned that
apparently our souls have passports stamped with lifetimes that we
have completely forgotten about. Get this, our guest doesn't just
talk about these past lives. He actually takes us there. Now,

(00:47):
we've spoken about quantum healing hymnosis before, that modality that
uncovers who we were before we were us. According to him,
releasing that karmic baggage doesn't just change our life, shifts
the whole freaking timeline of humanity.

Speaker 2 (01:03):
So should we maybe not do it?

Speaker 1 (01:06):
Maybe we should? Don't you think we You may need
a little.

Speaker 2 (01:08):
Too, Yeah, that's true. Well I don't want to shift
it the wrong way.

Speaker 1 (01:11):
Oh, I have so many questions, because I'm also pretty
sure that I was once in the eighteenth century shoemaker
with commitment issues, and I need to know how that
helps mankind, because I'm here for it. You've never seen
a past life regressionist quite like this guy, So don't
go anywhere. This is going to get deep, trippy, and
possibly time warping. Stay tuned. Skeptic Musicians starts now. My

(01:34):
name is Will and I'm Garen, and unlike Boulder and Scully,
both want to believe. So we've embarked in a journey
of discovery.

Speaker 2 (01:40):
We've talked to people deeply entrenched in the spiritual and
metaphysical world.

Speaker 1 (01:43):
We've thrown ourselves into weird and wonderful experiences. I even
joined a coven of witches.

Speaker 2 (01:48):
And wait, you joined a coven.

Speaker 1 (01:50):
Yep, all on the interest of finding something, anything, that
will prove that there's something beyond this physical.

Speaker 2 (01:55):
Three dimensional world we all live in.

Speaker 1 (01:57):
This is the Skeptic Metaphysician. Hey there, I'm willing and
welcome back to another episode of the Skeetic Metaphysician that
is going to change your mind about everything. Today's guest
is someone who quite literally helps people go back in time.

(02:19):
His name is Daniel. He's better known as the Past
Life Regressionist. He's a certified practitioner of Quantum Healing Hypnosis
Technique or QHHT and Beyond Quantum Healing or BQH. Through
his work, he helps people uncover the mysteries of who
they were in past lives, when they lived, and where
their soul has traveled across time. Daniel's mission is to

(02:40):
help people release karmic baggage and see their current life
with fresh eyes, creating ripples of transformation that stretch beyond
this lifetime. Nice He's also the host of the podcast
Timeless Spirituality and the star of the Past Life Regressionists
on none other than New Reality TV Real To welcome

(03:00):
Daniel the Past Life Regression is too the show. Daniel,
how are you doing today?

Speaker 3 (03:05):
Thanks for having me.

Speaker 2 (03:06):
We are very excited to talk to you for so
many reasons. Well, I want to find out why you
are and how my life can be easier. I am teasing, so,
Daniels very interesting. If you've had a past life regression,
I really haven't. Well, I've been in the group ones.
I haven't had an individual one. And I think the
group ones work because I get distracted a lot.

Speaker 1 (03:27):
Well, we have the perfect person, Daniel list set the scene,
the stage, or whatever you want to call it. Right,
if you have been hiding under a rock for the
past twenty years and you don't truly understand what past
life regression is and how it helps help us out here,
set the table for us.

Speaker 3 (03:44):
Can I ask you one question first? Oh, by any
chance do you feel a connection to Genghis Khan?

Speaker 1 (03:50):
Is that because of the dumplings?

Speaker 3 (03:52):
I have to think of that?

Speaker 1 (03:55):
You know, the one thing I've been connected to Genghis
Khan is only his last name and only because I'm
a Star Trek fan. So all I can think of
is good. Oh, con that's kind of like Sakhan, but
yet not entirely connected to the Mongolian barbarian known as Khan.

Speaker 3 (04:14):
Yeah, past life humor, Sometimes it lands, sometimes it doesn't. Okay, Anyways,
if you've been under a rock for the last twenty
years and haven't heard about past life regression, that basically
is that I or someone like me will take you
back to revisit past lives using hypnosis. So it is
journeying into the subconscious or super conscious mind and going

(04:35):
I mean I think we view time as linear, although
I don't think it's linear. I think it's all happening simultaneously.
As time has gone on, and I've done this more
and more, I've been a practitioner since twenty sixteen, I
feel that time is more of a place and not
a straight line. I believe that when I take someone
to revisit a pass life, what we're actually doing is

(04:56):
not traveling through time, but going to a different from place.
So it's traveling a different way.

Speaker 2 (05:04):
Okay, you like slipping timelines or lifetime.

Speaker 1 (05:06):
I need some help with that. How's time a place?

Speaker 3 (05:10):
Picture it as a map right now?

Speaker 1 (05:13):
Okay?

Speaker 3 (05:14):
And if time is not linear, then I want to
put it the most recent life that I have lived
may have been in the fourteen hundreds, even though in
a linear sense I may have died in the nineteen
seventies and been born in the nineteen twenties. So the
question is, well, how can that be? Because in linear time,

(05:36):
wouldn't that be the most recent one? What if there
is an evolution taking place that transcends what we view
as linear time?

Speaker 1 (05:44):
Please, so.

Speaker 3 (05:50):
Picture circle in a weird way. I think a circle
is the answer to everything. So let's say that the
inner circle is my life right now, and there's a
circle right out side of that one. And let's say
that was the life that happened in the fourteen hundreds,
and there's a circle outside of that where there's a
life that's happening in twenty two hundred. Then there's a

(06:10):
circle outside of that where it was in the eighteen sixties.
Then there's a circle outside of that where it's four
thousand BCE, circle outside of that where it's nineteen ten.
So in a linear time sense, those jump all over
the map, but in an evolution sense, the closest life

(06:32):
would have been the one in the fourteen hundreds.

Speaker 1 (06:34):
I like it where it's going because trying to understand
why would the fourteen hundred be the closest concentric circle
to your present life.

Speaker 3 (06:42):
Because it's I think it's merely and I think it's
the closest relevant lesson to what we're experiencing now. And
it may be that that's the only place where that
could have happened, even though the circumstances may look vastly different.
It's the pattern that's in place. So that's ultimately what
my job comes down to, is pattern recognition and seeing

(07:05):
where are the patterns of the past and how are
they affecting your life right now? It's really all about
the here and now and how your life can be
more fulfilling now by looking at what's come before and
seeing Okay, I don't need to identify with that person
or that pattern anymore. Now I can move forward.

Speaker 1 (07:22):
Okay. So we're talking about these concentric circles in the
scope of a particular challenge that you're going through in
this current life. It could have started in nineteen ten,
then it went to four thousand BCE and the fourteen hundreds.
That's the one that's the closest to you, because as
we jump those timelines, it get stronger and more affecting
of us as we are experiencing that particular challenge. Do

(07:43):
I get that right exactly? Okay? I think I got
it now. I just have to wrap my head around
these things. Got it? So let me put it this way.
I have seen a pattern in me for years and years.
I know I overeat all the time, and yet I
still do it. Seeing the patterns hasn't helped me to
stop doing it. How does past life regression help you

(08:05):
to greate that pattern.

Speaker 3 (08:08):
For starters. That's one where we could throw out hypotheticals
as to why you have that pattern right now, and
I'll just I'll start with two. One of them could
have been it was that you lived a life where
you were severely hoproached and remember not having enough, so
in this life you the opportunity to have a full belt,

(08:28):
compensating for the lack you have there and wanting to
feel comfortable now. Another one could be that you may
have been royalty and you were just used to having
food all the time, being pampered, and there's a certain
comfort that comes along with that. Well, I mean, I was.

Speaker 1 (08:45):
About to say I like that one better until you
just say, glutting down, Daniel.

Speaker 3 (08:49):
Thank you. If I'm wore my i am a Torus
shirt because I'm a Taurus Taurus or the stereotypical ones
who like food, and I'll admit food does bring me comfort.
So maybe I'm not talking to well right now, maybe
I'm just projecting my next Guess what that could do
is let's go for the first one about being impoverished.

(09:09):
Just having that awareness whenever that feeling comes up in you,
you could say, I don't need to worry anymore the
fridge is docked. I don't need to find my safety
and comfort in food because that was then and this
is now. Okay, So I like how the distinction is
in my question. Was I noticed the pattern that I overeat,

(09:31):
But with past life regression, I realize where the.

Speaker 1 (09:34):
Pattern might have originated from. And that's how it helps
you to clear.

Speaker 3 (09:38):
It because it can become more tangible.

Speaker 1 (09:39):
Okay, So got so many questions, but I don't.

Speaker 3 (09:45):
Know which dictator was I in another one?

Speaker 2 (09:48):
So I have a question, can this work for everyone?
How do you know you're not making stuff up?

Speaker 3 (09:55):
I believe it has the potential to work for anyone
if they allow it to. Okay, in regards to how
do you know you're not making it up? I don't know.
I really don't know. I believe that it is real,
but I also believe that there is the possibility for
someone who has such strong convictions of I need the
validation of knowing that I was this thing because that's
the only way I'm going to find fulfillment in my life.

(10:17):
Because I have this feeling that I lived in this
ancient civilization and that's why I feel this way. So
it could be willing yourself towards that potentially, which I
think it's best to come in without any expectation, because
that's where the hindrance comes. But I also believe it's
possible that this is just a projection of the subconscious

(10:38):
or super conscious to make a feeling or a pattern
more tangible for you to understand and then find a
way to move forward. I don't believe that's what it is.
I believe it's always a possibility. But at the end
of the day, I always tell everyone, I don't care
if it was real or not. I care what you
do tomorrow. I don't care who you were yesterday. I
care who you are tomorrow. So if it helps you

(10:58):
lead a more fulfilling life than awesome, you know, it's
always more productive of walk into a situation like this
not thinking in absolutes, so being open to the possibility
that it isn't an absolute and fully real but how
do you move forward? And I think that's all that matters,
because something is coming out of it to help you

(11:18):
lead a better life, and it may not be real,
but if it's there, it's there. So it's like work
with such a perceisible effect, right exactly whether there's.

Speaker 1 (11:28):
Working or not.

Speaker 2 (11:29):
And I think that, yeah, absolutely that works.

Speaker 1 (11:31):
It works.

Speaker 2 (11:31):
But I guess so I've been in a couple group
situations and I am, let's let's clarify that group have regression.

Speaker 1 (11:41):
Okay, thank you, yes, God.

Speaker 2 (11:45):
Anyways, hypnosis, thank you for clarifying, yes, to make sure
that wasn't in some way, shape or form situations. And I,
you know, and Will, I'm sure you're going to be
shocked to hear me say this. It can be a
bit of a control freak with my thoughts and with
my mind. And so when I've been in these situations,

(12:07):
you start relaxing and you're doing what you're being told
to do. And then I'm like, maybe I should be
feeling something, but maybe I shouldn't. Well, okay, I'll just think.
I'll just make something or you know what, I feel like.
It's not like something is coming to me, like oh,
I'm visually all of a sudden, I'm, you know, walking
down the ocean. I make things up because maybe I'm
not patient enough. Am I not waiting long enough for
something to happen? Or is that how that works? Just

(12:27):
what you make up is what it is. Or I'm
a big mess when it comes to this stuf Daniel
in case you couldn't tell.

Speaker 3 (12:36):
So, I mean first thing is for a group session,
while there is massive potential for breakthroughs, it's not the
same as a one on one because in a group
I'm not directly interacting with anyone. It's more generalized. If
I have a group of thirty people, you may as
well have me doing a guided meditation on a recording point.

(12:58):
I think the beneficial part comes out after when I
get to talk to everyone. But for the actual regression itself,
I don't have that ability to talk to someone. So
one on one I could get you more focused and
get you out of your way because I'm not having
to focus on everyone else. There are a couple tricks there.

Speaker 2 (13:15):
So would it be something that just kind of pops
into my mind? Because, like I said, that typically conjured
up so I'm overreaching when I'm doing that.

Speaker 1 (13:23):
Is that right?

Speaker 3 (13:24):
I think that the best way I can put it
is someone who has read a past life regression book
ahead of doing their first session. I think there's an
expectation that comes into play because when they're reading the book,
there's this visualization of what they think it's going to
look like, this is what I see on the paper
Right now, I'm putting my shoes in that person who
was probably fully immersed, even though they're probably not. And

(13:46):
when I say fully immersed, meaning you are so present
where you were seeing everything unfold in front of you,
almost like you were standing inside of a movie. Oh
like inside of a movie with VR goggles on it.
What I've found me personally is when I have a regression,
I'm not fully immersed. What I'm often seeing are images

(14:07):
that are kind of flashing in front of me, and
there's a sense of knowing what comes along with it.
Sometimes I'll see something play out for a couple seconds,
but then it's another image, another images, instead of just
a movie. Some people do see it that way. Other
people don't. They just feel they sense when they're there.
And again it's that here's what's going on. I don't

(14:29):
fully see it, but I just have this understanding of
what's going on. So you always feel like you're conjuring
something up.

Speaker 1 (14:36):
That then brings up another question. Because I was my
very first the first time I was ever regressed, it
happened spontaneously. It was in a group's heating. It was
actually a Riki healing circle. I was sitting in a circle,
and I instantaneously think I regress to a past life.
But for me, it wasn't a movie. It wasn't seeing images.

(14:58):
I was living it. I was the eight year old
girl who was tied up in the tent, who was
dragged out, blindfold removed. I felt the fire, the flames
of the bonfire on my face, I heard the screams,
I felt the emotions like I lived it. Is that
not a regression? Is that something I made up?

Speaker 3 (15:17):
Well, let's also call a spade a spade. You are
a magical character.

Speaker 1 (15:21):
Well, yes, I know, but of course, but it is
because that sounds very different than what you were talking about.

Speaker 3 (15:29):
I don't think the validity has taken away just because
it was spontaneous. If anything, that is probably the best
way to experience something like that, because you weren't going
in with any expectation of, oh, I'm going to see
a past life. It just happened, right, And you know,
being in a rakie circle, maybe something was open up
for you at the time.

Speaker 1 (15:45):
But I didn't see in a movie screen that I didn't
see images. I actually I was there. I was living.
No that's not what projections. Because I didn't fly, it
wasn't cool, it was bad. So anyway, I'm getting from
what you're saying that different people can experience a past
life progression in a different ways. Just because I experienced
it one particular way doesn't mean that Karen's visions isn't

(16:06):
still just as valid, right, exactly.

Speaker 2 (16:09):
Walk us through the process when you're putting someone through
a regression.

Speaker 3 (16:14):
First thing I do is send someone a pre session questionnaire.
At the very end of the session, we speak with
your higher self, the super conscious, the subconscious. Terminologies can
get a bit wonky because I don't think we fully
understand what it is we're communicating with. It's all the above,
and it's the questions you have about your life. You

(16:35):
can ask anything and everything. The worst answer you can
get is no, it's not time to get that. It
can be as simple as why is my favorite color blue?
Why did my fifth grade teacher hate me? Or why
do I feel so out of place when I'm standing
on a beach? And why did I have a dream
like this? Just whatever you can think of. If we

(16:57):
go back to the beginning of a session, I and
anywhere from one to three hours talking to you about
who you are in this life. I need to understand
the story of who you are now because of the
patterns that take place.

Speaker 1 (17:10):
One to three hours of getting to know me. Yeah,
is it bourbon involved? Because that's a long time for
me to talk about me nothing.

Speaker 3 (17:20):
I tell everyone no alcohol twenty four hours beforehand. But but
I'm not there with you. Unless you were, like you
want to know about my life, I may not know.

Speaker 1 (17:28):
That's an awful long time. Do you have to take
that long to do it? I'll tell you why I'm asking.
As you know, I'm very pressed for time, but something
like this really calls to me. I would love to
explore this kind of thing, But I don't have one
to three hours to talk to you about my life
because then on top of that, when we get the
regression on top of that, and then after that and
you talk to me afterwards. I understand how deep it

(17:49):
would go to take that much time into it. But
is it possible to do it in a shorter period
of time?

Speaker 3 (17:54):
Oh?

Speaker 1 (17:54):
It is, so I got a lot ten minutes.

Speaker 3 (17:57):
I can't even get you in ten minutes. The issue
with that is I'm going to miss things. I'm not
going to understand who you are because you are my
eyes and ears in there, meaning I am deciding where
we go based off of what you say because you

(18:20):
are the one having the experience. If I don't know
about your relationship issues and something pops up in the
life that you're viewing, I may not know to explore
that because I don't know that's a pattern you have.
So it's always about that pattern recognition. It can be
beneficial still because maybe you'll understand, but the whole point
is to have that person there who's helping guide you.

(18:42):
And if they don't know where they're going, like if
they don't have the compass or a map, then they're
just firing into the dark. It can work, yes, but
I've noticed the times when I always dedicate that time
to talk ahead of time. But if someone only spends
ten to fifteen minutes tell me about their life and
I'm pulling teeth just to find out who they are,

(19:03):
the session isn't as profound as it is if I
get to know someone deeper. Now, that doesn't necessarily mean
if you spend three hours talking to me, you're going
to get more out of it than you would if
you were only talking to me for an hour. It's
really just it comes down to the quality of what's
being said. Although sometimes the smallest detail could be the
key to everything. If I'm only spending ten or fifteen

(19:25):
minutes talking to you, it's not going to be what
it could.

Speaker 1 (19:29):
So when someone comes to you to do something like this,
you probably need to plan on making this an event.
You're going to be with you for the whole day.
For the lack of a better term, Okay, all right, yeah,
not for the faint of heart. Definitely make sure that
you are committed to this because this is but on
the other side, it could be absolutely life changing in
so many different ways, not just for you but everyone

(19:50):
around you.

Speaker 2 (19:51):
And just one day that actually makes it seem short.

Speaker 1 (19:53):
Yeah, yeah, when you put it that way, I guess
that's true.

Speaker 3 (19:55):
My first session changed my life. I have some autoimmune
issues with me for about the last seventeen years, and
it's gotten better over time. When I went in for
my first session, I was doing some research on past
life regression and I saw that there were claims that
it could cure health issues. So I went in there
with this expectation that, oh, I'm going to be running

(20:18):
a marathon tomorrow.

Speaker 1 (20:20):
Get me self ignosis right, you can do anything, hypnotize yourself.

Speaker 3 (20:24):
I'm going to be superhuman the next day. But I
got something that was so much more profound, which was
a shift in perspective. When I left that session, I
walked away a firm believer in past lives. I always
like to distinguish the difference between believing and knowing. I
don't know that past lives are real. I believe that

(20:45):
they are. My conviction was so strong after that. I
still wouldn't go as far as knowing that they were real,
but I fullheartedly believed it, so by default I believed
in future lives as well. Then I'm poor looking at
a linear time sence. I walked to a way saying
to myself, Okay, it could be better or worse next time.

(21:06):
These are the cards I've been dealt in this life,
so how am I going to play them now? That
shift in perspective changed everything for me because I no
longer saw a sick person in the mirror. I thought
someone who had to deal with some stuff. That changed
everything for me because I wasn't holding myself back in
the way I was before. It wasn't a full acceptance

(21:28):
of this situation. It was just an acknowledgement. But I
can do something with this. I don't need to be
completely handicapped by this. There is still potential that I
have even within the confines of the space that I'm
in right now. And that was my takeaway. The biggest
takeaway was that shift in perspective and that has stuck
with me now for the last decade, right and that

(21:51):
was a game changer for me.

Speaker 1 (21:52):
I'm so glad you mentioned that, because there is a
perception of I'm going to do a past my progression
and my cancer is gonna be gone or whatever is
going to happen, and we have these expectations that it's
going to change our life in that way. But sometimes
something that we have and it could absolutely could, But
sometimes these things that we're dealing with in present life
are there for a reason, and some of this perspective

(22:17):
shift that we get from past life regressions is more
beneficial where we go, Okay, this is something I have
to deal with for my greater good, and so going
into a regression session knowing that whatever happens is actually
for your greater good and not to have the expectation
of my cancer is going to be cured, probably beneficial,
because I think a lot of people do go into

(22:37):
the sessions going if this doesn't cure my cancer, it's bullshit, right, Yeah.

Speaker 3 (22:44):
So you brought up something there. I'm really you brought
it up about letting go, because that's the way that
I used to approach these sessions is it's all about
leaving it in the past. But as time is going on,
I'm not so convinced we're meant to just the cord
and let it go. And I know that's probably going
to piss a lot of people off right now, but

(23:04):
listening to this, I'm sorry, cord cutters right now, the facilitators.

Speaker 1 (23:09):
Close your eyes, close your ears, doors.

Speaker 3 (23:13):
I think that those things make us who we are.
But it's just about how do we move forward, how
do we take all of that and channel it into
a healthy direction, because I think that snapping your fingers
and releasing it, I think that's cheating. And that's not

(23:33):
to say that I won't incorporate that at some point
in one of my sessions again, because that's something This
is a recent change that I've really started to make.
I don't think you're supposed to leave everything. I think
if you end up doing it, then awesome. But it
makes us who we are. We are who we are,
and I think it is part of the totality of

(23:53):
who we are. I don't think we're meant to run
away from that. I think we're just meant to face
it and carry it with us us and live a
more fulfilling.

Speaker 2 (24:02):
Life and not be limited by it anymore and use
it as an excuse or as a monkey on your back,
but just acknowledging it and saying, Okay, this is who
I am, this is part of me. This is why
being able to move on, right.

Speaker 1 (24:15):
I see that because every aspect of you that how
many times have we talked about the past creates who
you are currently, like all the things that we went
through in our past. Had we not gone through it,
we wouldn't be the person sitting here next to you.
I think that makes a lot of sense and not
something that you typically think about when when you're talking
about past life aggressions.

Speaker 2 (24:34):
Okay, so we have this hour to three hour conversation,
then what happens.

Speaker 3 (24:39):
Then we do the time traveler or the location jumping jumping.
So yeah, at that point we will then go into
your past life or other life exactly. And at that point, again,
I am not seeing anything. You are my eyes and
ears in there, So you are the one who was

(24:59):
relaying to me what you're experiencing. At that point. Based
off of everything we've talked about, I can say, Okay, yeah,
I think we need to explore this because you've talked
about this, that this is an issue in your life.

Speaker 2 (25:11):
Have you ever had someone who's in an awful experience
freaking out and you have to pull them out?

Speaker 1 (25:18):
No, that's good.

Speaker 3 (25:19):
But you were in control, so you have the ability
to say I don't want to look at this. I
would encourage you too if it's coming up, because ultimately,
I think you're bringing yourself there. That higher part of
you or that deeper part of you knows where you
need to go. But you still do have agency in
the situation, and you are your own authority, so I'm

(25:41):
never going to force anyone to do that. And with
the jolting part, even though you can be immersed like
when you said that you were feeling the fire, you
knew that was happening, but it's not like your skin
was burning off and melting off.

Speaker 1 (25:57):
So thankfully it was me and the fire. As I
was getting closer to the fire, I felt the heat
of it gotcha.

Speaker 3 (26:03):
So if that were you or in the fire, you
still would have known that you were in the fire,
but your skin wouldn't have been burning off. Having a
visceral reaction like that isn't well out of the question,
but there's still a separation taking place, so you're aware
of it, but not like if you're a witch getting

(26:27):
burned and you're sounding.

Speaker 1 (26:28):
Yeah, I did throw myself in the fire, and I
didn't feel it because it was so okay. People are
gonna ask now. So it turned out in the past
life progression or whatever I was experiencing it, I was
tied up. I was inside a tent with a bunch
of other young girls. Some people pulled us out from
the tent where as we started feeling the heat, they

(26:48):
pulled a Blaine Folds off to show us that our
teacher was being burnt at the stake and none of
us could handle it. We couldn't live without her. So
I myself into the fire, and then everyone else did
as well. When I did that, I saw myself from
above and I saw everyone else right, So it wasn't
like we didn't feel anything. That was obviously the end

(27:09):
of life for all of us there, only to find
when I got out that which is in the States
weren't burned, they were hung. So I was really confused
for a long time until I realized that which is
were actually burned in Europe. So then suddenly it was
like it all clicked, like, oh my gosh, I was
learning how to be of which I was part of
the tradition. Turned out that person being burned was actually
my high priest's time in the coven.

Speaker 2 (27:31):
And you joined a coven in this.

Speaker 1 (27:32):
Lifetime because I was with her in the past life.
Was it the same ping the same person? Yes, yeah,
I find out it was the same person, so anyway,
but yes, but you're right, I didn't feel the heat.
I didn't feel a fire, like my flesh wasn't burning. However,
you hear or you read right when you read Brian
Moody's book or Ray Moody's book, Brian Weiss's book, how

(27:53):
they had to kind of talk people back, like, you know,
you don't remove yourself from the emotions that kind of thing.
So I'm assuming, I mean, based on what you're saying,
is people committed themselves to feeling the emotions and then
have to be walked back.

Speaker 3 (28:08):
And that can happen, but that's if you let yourself
go there. I won't say that will never happen, but
I haven't had that experience. I did have someone to
turn cherry red and it's like, do you want to
feel this right now? And I said, okay, well you
look like you're on fire right now. But that was
their choice. I've done subsequent sessions with that person and

(28:29):
it's still a work in progress of letting go. That's
also a situation where one of their patterns is needing
to look at things in the here and now and
having difficulty with that. I wish I could say I've
only had one person that's turned cherry red. It's probably
about half a dozen. It's amazing what he said, Oh
something's going on right now.

Speaker 1 (28:49):
I want to tell you how excited I am to
watch your new show, Daniel, The Other life regressionists, because obviously,
if you're not doing past lives, but in light of that,
do you bring people into other lives that aren't past lives?
Like do you take them to the future sometimes or
galactic origins or something like that I never bring them anywhere,

(29:14):
but okay, they helped them to have people with you
gone other places.

Speaker 3 (29:19):
Yeah, if they do. Here's my feeling for future life exploration.
If it happens naturally, I think it's okay. Even if
time is happening simultaneously, there's maybe not a whole issue
with it. But I personally think that exploration is almost
futile because you can get too hung up on the
differences of the space instead of what's the lesson here,

(29:41):
what's the meaning? So with that said, galactic lives, Yes,
it's always interesting to hear the description of feet or
lack thereof.

Speaker 1 (29:52):
Yeah, I'm not a foot guy, so you know, we don't.

Speaker 3 (29:55):
Know before we get into the group stuff you were
talking about. Really, the basic process of dropping someone into
another other life or a past life is first they
look at the space, but it's observing their surroundings, and
then it's orienting yourself into your body. The easiest way
to do that is to have you look down your feet,

(30:16):
and not your feet as you are, but the feet
of the person who you were in that life, in
that space.

Speaker 1 (30:22):
The body that you're inhabiting in that particular time period
or that particular place.

Speaker 3 (30:25):
Most times I'm wearing sandals, I'm wearing shoes, I'm barefoot.
But then there are those lives where I have web feet,
or my feet are green, or I only have three
toes and they're very long. I make cricket a big cricket.

Speaker 2 (30:39):
I was going to ask if people end up being
an animal or something.

Speaker 3 (30:43):
I guess maybe Grasshopper was more in line with it.
Does happen with the galactic lives or the et lives.
I'm gonna be honest with you, guys, that was what
I live for as a practitioner. Early in my career.
I always used to get very disappointed when it's oh, here, God,
other love story again on Earth, another person getting their

(31:04):
head chopped off, and I've lived for those galactic lives,
because it's like wow, But does it help? Yes, But
at the end of the day, is there a real
difference that's made in your life in the here and
now knowing that you lived a life on another planet.

(31:26):
I think there is an argument to be made for it,
but only if it's very short lived. If it's an
acknowledgment of Okay, I've come from elsewhere, got that I'm
a human? What do I do with my human life?
And I think that's where I got very hung up
early in my career. Was just got to understand origin,
got to understand purpose, got to do this. And so

(31:46):
now when galactic lives come up, I'm never asking the question,
what's the name of your planet? What do you call
your race? You know it's because it's still getting to
the heart of Okay, there's a reason for seeing this.
But the other part is how does this help you
as a human right now? How do you move forward
in your life as a human? How does that make

(32:08):
you a better husband, a better wife, a better father,
a better mother, a better friend, and so on and
so forth. So I think that that's the most important part.
Of course, there's this part of me right now that's saying, hey,
let's talk about all those galactic lives that I've encountered
all over all those years, because I know the audience
loves that one. Let's bring in the viewers to the
past life aggression. It's on new reality.

Speaker 1 (32:29):
That's part two. That is the other life aggressionist that
we'll come through. But so then I'm sorry, go ahead.

Speaker 2 (32:36):
No, I was just going to say, so you can
go to multiple lifetimes in one session. M hmm, okay.

Speaker 3 (32:43):
Most people that I work with now go to multiple lives,
and I want to piggyback on something really quick, the
application of living your best life now and how to
move forward. I have become a very lame interviewee in
many respects because of this deep sense of responsibility that

(33:04):
I feel, because in a lot of my other lives,
I've kind of squandered being in a position of authority
or responsibility and not necessarily done what would have been
the best thing to do. I've been acting for more
of a place of vanity and control and just really
want to exploit the power that I had. So instead

(33:26):
of asking myself, how can I help uplift everyone and
help them be as amazing as I am in my
other lives? This one I'm still working on it. How
can everyone look up at me and tell me how
wonderful I am? And I really try to apply that
lesson not to who I was. It doesn't matter who

(33:48):
I was in those lives right now? Do I believe
that I know? Could they have been people we know
in history? Maybe maybe not. It doesn't matter. It doesn't
matter who they were. All that matters is the lesson.
So that's what I'm trying to carry ford now as
a practitioner, especially being in a more public space, because
I think that's what's getting lost in this practice, is

(34:08):
the deep healing work that can actually happen instead of
the spiritual clout that we can bring of saying, oh,
I was part of this group where I was this
and this is it. I think it's being lost. And
that's not saying there's anything wrong with talking about it,
but through what lens do we discuss it? And is
it about the betterment of your life now and living

(34:30):
a more fulfilling life? Do you want to squander the
possibility that you have in front of you now? Because
if you receive this information, it's up to use what
you get to choose to do with it. And if
you're not doing what's for the betterment of you and
everyone around you, you're just kicking the can down the
road to another life. You really want to go through

(34:51):
everything you've gone through up until this point just to
have to do it again, nok, Karen, I know that.

Speaker 1 (34:57):
But then piggybacking off of that, the beginning of the show,
we talked about how doing something like this can not
only help you to clear the karmic baggage that you
bring with you, but also help humankind as a whole.
How does you dealing with that kind of stuff, or
coming to terms with some of your past life stuff
or your other life stuff help humanity.

Speaker 3 (35:21):
So the way that I've always looked at it, Let's
say that I work with a woman in her mid
thirties who has lived a pretty difficult life. She has
a four year olds or six year old son or daughter,
but she's under a lot of stress and she doesn't
really have control over her emotions, not that she's a

(35:42):
bad person, but because the weight of the world is
beating her down and she doesn't know how to walk
through it with everything she's feeling. But she goes through
a past life regression again, and this could be a
father and feeling all kinds of left out, okay, And
after the session there's that aha moment that they have
can handle this differently, and these are the cards I've

(36:02):
been dealt this time. But I can look at this
through a different lens, or I can approach this situation
in a different way, and that mother or father goes
and raises their child in a more louve compassionate, supportive way.
And then that child grows up and remembers how their
mother or father raised them and wants to emulate that,

(36:24):
so they go ahead and raise their child that way,
and it continues down the line. The grandiose thinker that
I am is like, Hey, this one session I did
back in twenty twenty five, well produced the person that
saved the world in two thousand years all because of
that one session. I was just the person who was there.

(36:44):
It was the mother or the father at that point.
I'm just the dude who asked the questions. I think
that's the effect that it can really have is in
just how we make that difference through time, because I
am not someone who personally believes that we're going to
wake up tomorrow and everything is going to be magically different.
Would it be cool to walk outside and see the
sky glowing with a golden aura? Would it be cool

(37:08):
to look out on my street and hear people singing outside?
I don't hear people on Mondays usually. Why are they
singing the Circle of life right now and all dancing
around and holding hands. There's a different world we're living.
I think that these changes take place over time. Change
happens at that micro level, but then it has an
effect on the macro level as the lessons permeate everyone

(37:32):
that you touch. If you smile at a cashier instead
of being a jerk, you never know what that could
do for that person. They may have gone home and
killed themselves that night, but you just smiling at them
and acknowledging, hey, you're a human being. That change. Maybe
that's the person who then goes on and their offspring
and offspring and offspring, and it's that butterfly effect. It

(37:56):
could be the thing that you never thought. It's not
going up there with the sword and shield and being
a martyr. How's your day going.

Speaker 1 (38:04):
I'm a huge time fiction fan, and of late there
have been some really great renditions of the book Dune.
So when you go Messiah, the first thing I think
of is Moan dieb right from the Van Kerbert series
of novels of Dune, where the Beneges are It did
actually breed people specifically to generate a Messiah. So maybe

(38:26):
that's what you're doing now you don't even realize it.
So go with it, Daniel, Go.

Speaker 3 (38:30):
The verdict is still out on that one.

Speaker 2 (38:34):
That brings me to a question, what's your take on karma?

Speaker 3 (38:40):
Well, that's a little one, you know. Do I believe
in karma?

Speaker 2 (38:44):
Do you feel like you're being punished or rewarded in
one lifetime because of something you've done or didn't do
in another lifetime.

Speaker 1 (38:51):
Daniel tread carefully here.

Speaker 3 (38:55):
I do believe in karma. Sorry, was that the one
I was supposed to before? Yes, yes, but I don't
believe that it's eye for an eye. I believe that
us humans could never understand what karma actually is. I
think we're limited by our human brains. And yeah, it's
the belief versus knowing. When I say we, I'm really

(39:18):
talking about me right now. Everyone else you guys probably
have it down. I don't, and I'm still in this
place of uncertainty. But my feeling is that it's not
if you go shoot someone that they're going to shoot
you in another life. I don't think that it rears
its head that way. I believe that it's possible that
every person I do a session for is someone I
may have thrown off a building another life or drown

(39:41):
them or again, I'm going to go to this extreme
where it's not the same action that is taking place,
but the way that I balance it out is by
helping them move forward from other circumstances, whether in this
life or other lives. It's balancing it out with something better.

(40:02):
And that's also with I mean, I don't like to
boil things down to victim perpetrator, but luchet is a
very toxic relationship. You're in and you are you know,
you would be deemed the victim or you know, the
other person the perpetrator, or you are the purpose. I
don't want to put in everything quotes, but I think
you may get caught in a cycle like that. So
it's not shifting back and forth between victim perpetrator victim

(40:26):
perpetrator until we stop this cycle. I think you may
be in one role repeatedly until a change is made.
It may be about the person in the victim role
finally saying no, I'm done with this, and that's the
karma they have to deal with this, finally standing up
for themselves, or the person the perpetrator is saying I'm
not going to do this anymore. It sucks to think

(40:48):
that you may sign up to be the one who
teaches that lesson of having to do that. But I
believe that there is karma. I don't know what the
ultimate purpose though, I don't know if it's something you
can fully resolve. I don't know if you get to
the state of nirvana, once you're at that point where
you just go live in a cave forever and it's

(41:09):
like no more creating karma. I have encountered in sessions
where people have even said, and you know, when I say,
people mean they're higher selves coming in of Oh, this
person isn't here to create karma. They come from elsewhere.
Whether or not that's true, I don't know, but I
would also hope in that situation, if that's something you've
been told, don't act like you have free rein to

(41:32):
do whatever you want. You know, don't go around knocking
off liquor stores or being a jerk because you think
that you're insulated from creating karma. I think the best
rule of thumb is just don't be a jerk, be
a good person, and walk through life. I think it's
okay to not be altruistic. I don't believe that anyone

(41:53):
is truly altruistic at their core, because even someone who
is very selfless and giving, I think that they do
receive something from that. If you're always in this mindset
of I must always give, give, give, so I'm getting
good karma or not accumulating bad karma. Maybe that's the

(42:14):
way you are accumulating a different kind of karma that's
not necessarily positive because you're only doing it for X,
Y or Z. It's okay to not be altruistic. I
don't think so yeah, that any act is inherently selfless,
because even if it's not on a human level, and

(42:34):
if karma is a real thing, then on a soul level,
we know that we're racking points up. It could be
that deeper subconscious drive that says, let me be this
person who helps the homeless. Let me be this person
who won the lottery, quit my job, but now dedicate
myself to the animal farm. There's nothing wrong with it.

(42:54):
But if you are striving to be a truly altruistic individual,
it's a fool's Errand because we're humans, I don't think
we're fully meant to be altruistic as humans.

Speaker 1 (43:06):
Right, all animals are created equal, but some animals are
more equal than others. You're so deep, George, or will I'll.

Speaker 3 (43:15):
Tell you have the one expression that really, Yeah, it
has to do with the animals. Whenever someone says a
dog doesn't know that it's a dog, how do we
know that a dog doesn't know that it's a dog.
How do we know that when a dog is licking itself,
it's not doing quantum physics in its head. How do
we know that's not their way to open up portals
to other worlds that we just can't see. I don't

(43:36):
we know that a dog doesn't know that it's a dog.

Speaker 1 (43:38):
I would say that if we're talking about a cat,
I would totally buy the portal thing a dog.

Speaker 3 (43:45):
However, while we're on the wrong.

Speaker 1 (43:48):
But Daniel, I want to make sure that we talk
about the benefits that people get when they have a
regression with you. Can you share with us some of
the most dramatic results that you have seen in your travels.

Speaker 3 (44:05):
So, yes, there have been health turnarounds, stuff that would
defy logical where it just happens. Again, it's nothing I
would ever guarantee because I don't think it's a part
of everyone's journey, but it happens. But there was one

(44:27):
session that changed my life, and this was a session
I did back in twenty eighteen, and like I was
saying earlier, I used to be so focused on the
galactic lives and the ancient civilization lives. Im boring another
one and I had this session with this girl. I

(44:49):
can talk freely about this one because I've had her
on my podcast.

Speaker 2 (44:52):
Sure.

Speaker 3 (44:54):
Her name was Kayleie, and her fiance had passed away
about a year prior to the session. She was getting
into all of all the spiritual stuff and reading Michael
Newton his book Journey of Souls. And when I met her,
she didn't think that her and her fiance had ever

(45:14):
had lives together. And it's like, oh, Kaylee, we'll see
about that. And when we went through her session, she
saw him in other lives and he was encouraging her
to move forward. You don't have to just hold on
to me. I'm always going to be with you. I'm
always going to love you. We've been together before, we'll

(45:37):
be together again. I did a couple more sessions with Kaylee,
and a couple of years later he came forward again
and he said to her, I'm going to show you
the essence and the energy of the man that you're
going to marry. Here it is and what I mean,
by the essence, it was that feeling. So when he
flashed that her, I said, I want you to remember
this feeling right now, because she's someone who can pick

(45:59):
up on the subtleties around her lo and behold. She
met him. Very shortly after that, her ex fiance, the
one who had passed away, came through to show her
the man that she was going to marry, and saying like,
I got ya. I've been on this journey with you.
Even though I'm not here with you anymore. It's okay,

(46:21):
you got this and they got married. They have a
child now, and that to me was just being a
part of that journey was just and I know it's
not flashy, but even for me, I'm a musician and

(46:43):
Kaylee asked me to perform at their engagement party. So
just feeling like I was a part of this journey
and that there was something bigger to all of this,
and seeing a woman who was grieving fine love and happiness.
And it's not to say that it was because of
the process, but what I can say as a fact, yeah,

(47:07):
there's Difensteen believing and knowing. I can say for a
fact that had that not happened, It may not have
come in the time that it did. It may have
come a day later, or a week later, a month later,
but it did happen in the sequence that it happened.

Speaker 2 (47:24):
Yeah, Or she might not have been open to it.
She might have felt the guilt and you know that
would my ex fiance really want me to marry someone else,
But kind of having that not just approval, might have
been her more open to recognizing those energies and been
accepting of them.

Speaker 1 (47:40):
For the record, I'm not okay with it. I'm just
putting it right out there.

Speaker 2 (47:44):
Still here.

Speaker 3 (47:46):
It's on camera, Daniel.

Speaker 1 (47:48):
This has been amazing. We have about fifty two more
questions that I can't get to, but maybe we'll have
to have you all on again. If someone is interested
in reaching out to you to work with you, what's
the best way for someone to do that?

Speaker 3 (48:00):
Through my website, The Past Lifeaggressionist dot com and if
you guys have questions, you can reach around Instagram at
the Past Life Aggressionist. Definitely go watch my show The
Past Life Aggressionist on New Reality and my podcast is
called Timeless Spirituality. Check out the episode The Heart Will
Go On. I believe that was the one where we

(48:20):
went into depth about the story that I just told
you guys about. And I now have a YouTube channel.
I have a past life reggressionist where I've got some
guided meditations up.

Speaker 1 (48:30):
Cool.

Speaker 3 (48:30):
Thank you for having me on. I love being a
part of New Reality. Everyone on there is great. I
hope everyone goes and checks out New Reality.

Speaker 2 (48:40):
Well, I hope everyone listening goes and checks you out,
because you are just a fantastic person. You know, whether
you're a hardcore believer in this stuff or're just curious.
You are safe with Daniel. He cares about who you
are and he's the place to.

Speaker 1 (48:52):
Go for this. I think we're going to go a
little bit long because we have a story I want
to I want to share. We did a New Reality
TV summit a few weeks ago, and you close the
whole shebang with a group regression. Our daughter happened to
be in the room and she participated with the regression.
This girl's fourteen years old. She knows nothing about this life,

(49:13):
and to say that she was affected is saying it lightly.
She was lost in the experience, very emotional. She was
completely shaken, the point where the rest of the time
you had to walk her off the ledge.

Speaker 2 (49:29):
It wasn't like a bad ledge. Oh people think, oh god,
it was great.

Speaker 1 (49:33):
So well, it was something that she wasn't expecting at all.
She was surprised at how moved she was by the experience,
and I think that she learned a lot from it.
Our relationship is now ruined. But besides that, I think five,
I'm just kidding. This is something that can be taken
advantage of by all manner of people. If you think
you're not a passife regression candidate, I would hurg you

(49:55):
to rethink that and reach out to Daniel.

Speaker 3 (49:58):
I say one more thing. Yes, anyone who's listening right now,
you're probably female. I know there are probably some males
listening to this, but it's predominantly female space. Send your
husbands and boyfriends to me. I will be the ground
in one. She's going to fix them wo wool for them.

Speaker 1 (50:16):
He's going to fix them for you, right.

Speaker 3 (50:17):
I'll help you get to that place where you guys
can talk about it at the dinner table or when you're
in the car. And send your husband's and boyfriends to me.
And if you want to have a session, that's totally
cool or welcome. I don't discriminate that.

Speaker 2 (50:29):
That's a great idea.

Speaker 1 (50:30):
Have you ever done a couples regression? No? Just no no.

Speaker 3 (50:36):
I mean I could do it in a group setting,
but I can't directly interact with both of them at
the same time. Yeah, my head will be on a
swiffle right back, right.

Speaker 1 (50:47):
That'd be cool. Maybe in the future there'll be technology
allows you to go into their regression with them, like
was it the dream walker or.

Speaker 3 (50:53):
Dream like inception?

Speaker 1 (50:55):
But or inception? Yeah, that's much more modern version of
what I was eighty one. Yes, it was an older
version of what I was talking about. All right, Daniel,
this has been amazing. You are amazing. Thanks so much
for being on the show, and hopefully people will reach
out and get to experience you because I've never met
a passie progressionist quite like you, and I see that

(51:15):
in a very big compliment. So thank you for what
you do.

Speaker 3 (51:18):
Thank you.

Speaker 1 (51:19):
Okay, Well that does it have for this episode of
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(52:02):
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