It's important for attendees to have their own unique and personal experience during a Group Past Life Regression. I use an established method so each individual has the ability to have their own experience so it doesn't interfere with another's experience. 
 
In this event, we'll talk about the body's natural state of hypnosis, how it works, and how it's used in a Past Life Regression. We'll do fun hypnosis exercises to get prepared for the Past Life Regression portion of the session. It's important to know that in hypnosis, you are always in control. You are always aware of what is happening. Hypnosis is a peaceful, calming state that allows our conscious mind to relax while bringing forth subconscious awareness. 
 
At the beginning of the event, attendees will be able to prepare an intention of what they wish to learn from their PLR. They are also asked to jot down a series of questions from their current life that they would like to receive clarity and insight on moving forward. This could be in regard to relationships, career, finances, personal goals, personal wonders, and more. 
 
Once the Past Life Regression begins, you will be taken through calming, relaxing imagery to allow you to flow into a proper depth of hypnosis. You'll be referred to a time and place that reflects your current intention. Through open-ended questions, you will be guided through that life from different significant events to the last day of that lifetime. You'll then be guided towards your higher aspect or higher self (this will be reflected differently for everyone) giving attendees time to access, receive, and record valuable insight and wisdom to their pressing life's questions. 

Before being counted out of hypnosis, there will be a time for reflection. Attendees will be able to document the information they receive from their past life experience and beyond in this deep trance state. Since a Past Life Regression is done in such a deep state of hypnosis, it's possible for some information to be lost or forgotten once awakened. This opportunity to record your experience will help you remember as vividly as you can what you learned from your experience.  

It is important to note that a Past Life Regression is most successful when there is an openness to the experience. The subconscious mind does not respond well to what it doesn't know or believe and will protect it. Therefore, doing a PLR with the intention of seeing if it will work may not be as rewarding as someone who is more open to the idea of it.