Tripping Over Your Soul Self
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ply, you are a product of your most significant past-life experiences. Each experience defines you in a variety of ways, such as: • M ale lives versus female lives (your balance of living as both genders) • L ives of poverty versus lives of aristocracy or other forms of privilege • Lives lived as clergy • Lives lived primarily in two geographic locations and climates • Lives dying young • Lives without a romantic partner Unresolved elements of one or more past lives that are imbedded in your soul memory code can lead to anxiety, avoidance, physical symptoms, and more. For example, I’ve worked with numerous clients who are fearful of, and who steer clear of, becoming committed to a romantic relationship. During their past-life regression sessions, traumatic details often are described where either the client had a spouse die or the client died young, leaving behind a partner to care for several young children. The soul memory code contains the energetic, emotional, and physical leftovers of our past lives that can block our ability to make untarnished decisions in today’s life. By the same token, the discovery of what has come before in past lives can be like a broom that sweeps the floor clean. In other words, releasing and deleting a past-life circumstance that has been obstructive in your current life often creates a sense of freedom and openness previously unfelt. Living your life blueprint comes with greater ease. Often we have more than one past life where related circumstances constrict our life today. Here, a pattern from one life to the next develops where we make faulty assumptions about our own capabilities or how others will treat us. You may have had a lifetime fifteen hundred years ago that is tied to your unexamined, puzzling, or undermining beliefs of today. Perhaps your mindset was much too advanced for others at the time. In your life today, you may be shying away from