MYTH: Past Life Regression is just imagination.FACT: Many people report vivid, detailed experiences during regression that bring forward deep emotions and insights. MYTH: PLRT is only for spiritually inclined people.FACT: People from different backgrounds—including sceptics—have experienced meaningful insights and emotional release. MYTH: There is no real benefit of Past Life Regression.FACT: Many clients describe emotional healing, release of fears, and greater clarity around recurring life patterns. MYTH: You must be able to see a past life clearly.FACT: Some people see images, while others experience emotions, sensations, thoughts, or a strong inner knowing. MYTH: PLRT is only about discovering who you were.FACT: Its deeper purpose is understanding why certain patterns, fears, relationships, or emotions may still affect you today. MYTH: Past Life Regression is only useful for unexplained fears.FACT: It may help explore recurring relationship patterns, emotional blocks, self-worth issues, abandonment fears, and unresolved experiences. MYTH: You lose control during regression.FACT: You remain aware and in control throughout the session—you are guided, not controlled. MYTH: You have to believe in reincarnation for the process to be meaningful.FACT: You can approach regression with curiosity without needing to prove or disprove anything. MYTH: Regression means getting stuck in the past.FACT: The intention is to understand, release, and create more freedom in the present. MYTH: One session will magically fix everything.FACT: PLRT can open the door to awareness and release, but lasting transformation is a personal healing journey. What happens during a Past Life Regression Therapy (PLRT) session A Past Life Regression Therapy (PLRT) session is not simply about “seeing a past life.” The focus is on understanding the deeper emotional patterns that may be connected to a present-life challenge. 1. Understanding your concern We first discuss what you are struggling with—repeating patterns, fears, relationships, emotional blocks, or anything you want to explore. 2. Preparation & relaxation You are guided into a deeply relaxed, focused state. You remain aware and in control throughout. 3. Going within Through guided imagery and therapeutic questioning, you are gently guided toward experiences connected with the issue you brought into the session. 4. Exploring the experience You may see images, hear things, feel emotions or physical sensations, or simply have an inner sense of what is happening. Not everyone experiences regression visually. 5. Understanding the pattern We explore the emotions, beliefs, decisions, or unresolved experiences that may be influencing your present life. 6. Closure & release The session focuses on processing the experience, creating emotional closure, and releasing what is no longer serving you. 7. Integration After the session, your awareness deepens and situations begin to make more sense. A subtle inner shift happens naturally—you start responding differently, seeing life with greater clarity, and gradually your reality begins to transform. Who Should Avoid PLRT? 1 People with severe psychiatric conditions or significant mental-health disorders. 2  People experiencing an acute emotional crisis or suicidal thoughts. 3 People with severe or unstable psychiatric symptoms. 4 People taking heavy psychiatric medication that affects awareness or consciousness. 5 People experiencing severe depression or acute psychological distress. 6 People whose current mental or emotional state makes deep emotional exploration unsafe. Why Choose Tanoo Jauhari for PLRT? 1. Safe & Non-Judgemental Space – You can be completely yourself, and you can stop or come out of the process anytime. 2 Complete Confidentiality – Everything you share remains strictly confidential, and your identity or name is never revealed without your consent. 3 You Remain in Control – I gently facilitate the process; nothing is forced upon you. 5. Root-Cause Exploration – We explore the deeper roots behind recurring patterns, fears, emotions, and challenges. 6. Compassionate & Holistic Approach – Every journey is unique, and I honour your pace, emotions, and experiences. 7. Awareness That Creates Change – The process helps you gain deeper awareness, release emotional patterns, and respond to life with greater clarity. PLRT – Frequently Asked Questions 1. What is PLRT? Past Life Regression Therapy is a guided process to explore deeper emotional patterns and their possible roots. 2. Do I have to believe in past lives? No. An open mind and willingness to explore are enough. 3. Will I be hypnotised? You enter a deeply relaxed, focused state while remaining aware and in control. 4. Will I see a past life? Not necessarily. You may experience images, emotions, sensations, thoughts, or inner knowing. 5. Can I stop the session anytime? Yes. You remain in control throughout the session. 6. Is everything confidential? Yes. Your personal information and experiences are kept strictly confidential. 7. Can PLRT help with current-life issues? It may help you understand and work through recurring emotional patterns, fears, and unresolved experiences. 8. How long is a session? A PLRT session generally takes around 90–120 minutes, depending on the individual journey. 9. Is PLRT suitable for everyone? No. People with certain severe or unstable psychiatric conditions should avoid PLRT. 10. Is PLRT a substitute for medical treatment? No. It should not replace appropriate medical or psychological treatment. Conclusion You don’t have to keep carrying the same fears, patterns, and emotional burdens. Sometimes, healing begins when you pause, look within, and understand what your mind has been holding onto. Give yourself the space to explore, understand, heal—and move forward differently. Your healing journey begins within. Call to Action Ready to explore what lies beneath? Book your PLRT session and take the first step towards deeper awareness and meaningful change. Your journey inward can begin today. Release what no longer serves you and Rewrite Your Story 

The Journey of the Soul: Ancient Wisdom and the Healing Power of Past Life Regression For thousands of years, many of the world’s ancient wisdom traditions have taught that we are more than our physical bodies. They describe human beings as eternal consciousness or soul temporarily experiencing life through different physical forms. According to these teachings, life is not limited to a single birth but is part of a much larger journey of learning, growth, and evolution. According to the Vedas, Upanishads, Bhagavad Gita, and Yoga Sutras, our true identity is the Atman—the eternal soul. The body changes, but the soul continues its journey through many lifetimes until it attains Moksha (liberation). 1. The Eternal Soul (Atman) The Bhagavad Gita explains that the soul is eternal. It is never born and never dies. Bhagavad Gita 2.20 “The soul is never born, nor does it ever die. It is unborn, eternal, everlasting, and ancient. It is not destroyed when the body is destroyed.” Lord Krishna further explains: Bhagavad Gita 2.22 “Just as a person discards worn-out clothes and puts on new ones, similarly the soul leaves an old body and accepts a new one.” This beautiful analogy tells us that death is not the end. It is simply the soul changing its physical form. 2. Samsara – The Cycle of Rebirth Ancient Wisdom describes life as Samsara, the continuous cycle of birth, death, and rebirth. Every lifetime provides opportunities for learning, growth, and balancing karma. The soul continues this journey until it realizes its true divine nature and attains liberation (Moksha). 1. Karma – Every Action Has a Consequence Karma literally means “action.” Every thought, emotion, intention, and action creates an impression and produces consequences. These consequences may unfold in this lifetime or in future births. Many recurring life patterns—unexplained fears, repeated relationship challenges, emotional triggers, or natural talents—are understood in ancient wisdom as expressions of accumulated karmic impressions (samskaras) carried by the soul. 2. The Subtle Body Carries Memory According to the Bhagavad Gita, the soul does not travel alone. It is accompanied by the subtle body, consisting of: Manas (Mind) Buddhi (Intellect) Ahankara (Ego) These carry our samskaras (deep impressions), vasanas (unfulfilled desires), tendencies, and karmic patterns. Bhagavad Gita 15.8 “As the wind carries fragrances from one place to another, so does the embodied soul carry the mind and senses from one body to another.” This verse explains how impressions from previous lives continue to influence our present experiences. 3. Why Don’t We Remember Our Past Lives? A common question is: “If we have lived before, why don’t we remember?” If every human consciously remembered the pain, grief, betrayals, deaths, and losses accumulated over countless lifetimes, the mind would become overwhelmed. Nature allows us to begin each life with a fresh opportunity while the deeper subconscious still retains important impressions that shape our personality and experiences. 4. Patanjali and Recovering Deep Impressions The ancient sage described a process called Prati-Prasava (“reverse unfolding”) in the Yoga Sutras. This process involves tracing present suffering back to its original source by moving inward through deeper layers of consciousness and resolving the root samskaras rather than merely treating symptoms. This concept closely aligns with the principle behind Past Life Regression, which seeks to reach the origin of emotional patterns instead of addressing only their surface expression. 1. Examples from Scriptures Ancient Eastern Scriptures contain many examples that support the continuity of the soul across lifetimes. • The avatars demonstrate the recurring descent of divine consciousness for the restoration of dharma whenever righteousness declines. • Bhishma (Devavrata), one of the eight Vasus, was born on Earth due to a curse, showing karma across births. • King Bharata (Jada Bharata) became deeply attached to a deer, was reborn as a deer, and later attained liberation, showing how consciousness shapes rebirth. • Jaya-Vijaya, the gatekeepers of Vaikuntha, were born three times as demons opposing Lord Vishnu, and the Dashavatara of Lord Vishnu demonstrate divine descent to restore dharma whenever righteousness declines. Past Life Regression in Modern Therapy Dr. Brian Weiss Dr. Brian Weiss, former Chairman of Psychiatry at Mount Sinai Medical Center, introduced Past Life Regression to millions through Many Lives, Many Masters. While treating a patient named Catherine for severe anxiety, she unexpectedly recalled experiences from apparent past lives. As these memories were explored, many of her long-standing symptoms improved dramatically. Initially skeptical, Dr. Weiss spent decades researching regression therapy and concluded that, whether understood as literal past lives or symbolic subconscious memories, regression can promote deep emotional healing, forgiveness, and transformation. His later books—Through Time Into Healing, Only Love Is Real, Messages from the Masters, Same Soul, Many Bodies, and Miracles Happen—further explore how regression therapy can help release fear, grief, trauma, relationship patterns, and emotional blocks while encouraging personal and spiritual growth. Dr. Michael Newton Michael Newton documented thousands of regression sessions in Journey of Souls and Destiny of Souls. His work suggests that understanding the soul’s journey can help people find meaning, reduce fear, and experience emotional healing. Dr. Ian Stevenson Ian Stevenson investigated over 2,500 cases of children reporting previous-life memories. Although he did not claim to prove reincarnation, he concluded that many cases deserved serious scientific investigation. Dr. Jim B. Tucker Jim B. Tucker continued Dr. Stevenson’s work, studying children’s reports of past-life memories and exploring what these cases may reveal about consciousness and memory. Dr. Helen Wambach Helen Wambach conducted large-scale regression studies and found recurring historical themes across participants, supporting further exploration of regression as a therapeutic and research tool. The Purpose of Past Life Regression Past Life Regression is not about proving previous lives. It is about understanding yourself more deeply. Whether the experiences arise from genuine past-life memories, symbolic imagery created by the subconscious mind, or another aspect of human consciousness, what matters most is the healing that follows. When people understand the deeper roots of their fears, grief, anger, guilt, or repeating life patterns, they often experience greater emotional freedom, healthier relationships, and a

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