Shelley A. Kaehr - Blast from the Past: Healing Spontaneous Past Life Memories

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Blast from the Past: Healing Spontaneous Past Life Memories 2021 by Shelley A. Kaehr, PhD.

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First e-book edition 2021

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Names: Kaehr, Shelley, author.

Title: Blast from the past : healing spontaneous past life memories /

Shelley A. Kaehr, PhD.

Description: First edition. | Woodbury, Minnesota : Llewellyn Publications,

[2021] | Includes bibliographical references.

Identifiers: LCCN 2021039611 | ISBN 9780738768502 (paperback) | ISBN

9780738768700 (ebook)

Subjects: LCSH: Reincarnation. | Memory. | Dj vu.

Classification: LCC BL515 .K328 2021 | DDC 133.901/35dc23

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Contents

List of

: Case Studies

: Geographically Induced Supretrovie

: Supretrovie from Artifacts & Objects

: Gem- & Stone-Induced Supretrovie

: Supretrovie from Close Encounters

: Guided Journeys

: Memory Jogging, Tuning In & Psychometry

: Past Life Healing Journeys

Exercises

Chapter Five

Chapter Six

Disclaimer

This book is not intended as a substitute for consultation with a licensed medical or mental health professional. The reader should regularly consult a physician or mental health professional in matters relating to their health and particularly with respect to any symptoms that may require diagnosis or medical attention. This book provides content related to educational, medical, and psychological topics. As such, use of this book implies your acceptance of this disclaimer.

Names and identifying details have been changed to protect the privacy of individuals.

Acknowledgments

Gratitude and extreme kudos to the incomparable Angela Wix, who encouraged me to write this book. Thank you! I also owe an extreme debt of gratitude to Bill Krause, Terry Lohmann, Kat Sanborn, and Anna Levine, who helped me expand my audience by providing online forums for my content during the global lockdown. Thank you all for being amazing publishing partners! To Lauryn Heineman, Andy Belmas, Shannon McKuhen, Sami Sherratt, Jake-Ryan Kent, Alisha Bjorklund, Lynne Menturweck, Patti Frazee, Kevin Brown, Donna Burch-Brown, Annie Burdick, Leah Madsen, Sammy Peterson, and the rest of the Llewellyn team, I simply cannot thank you enough for your help and support on this and all my Llewellyn titles. To my family and friends, thanks for sticking by me all these years through the ups and downs of life. Special thanks to Jim Merideth, Pat Moon, and Paula Wagner. Above all, I thank my students and clients, who continue to be completely awe-inspiring.

Foreword

I found a kindred spirit in Shelley Kaehr when I was introduced to her through our publisher to be a guest on her show. I began to read her books and discovered we shared many common beliefs about hypnosis, regression, and energy and the connection between them, though we had never met prior to my interview with her. In her latest book, Shelley insightfully shares client case histories as well as her own regarding Supretrovie, a term shes coined to describe spontaneous past life memories arising from objects, people, and places. This is a topic thats often overlooked or not written about.

What I especially appreciate is the way Shelley breaks down the subtle differences between the various trance-inducing memory recall states to help the reader identify each state and recognize their own experiences with Supretrovie. She also gives valuable insights on how to heal from those experiences.

The exercises provided in part 2 are a wonderful way for the reader to open up and discover new or remember old instances of Supretrovie in their own lives. Some instances of Supretrovie may be merely reminders of the past, while others may need resolution with the help of a qualified regressionist.

According to Shelley, when a Supretrovie comes to the surface, its time for something to be resolved. Ive found this to be true in my own private practice. My clients are frequently prompted to seek me out after experiencing remarkable spontaneous past life memories that emerge during trips, around objects, or upon first meeting people. We explore through regression to uncover more details behind the Supretrovie and, most importantly, to release unpleasant experiences to neutralize their effects on the client moving forward. We also look at the benefits of the experience and how it can help the client.

Ive had many of my own experiences with Supretrovie, too! I recall one experience when I was traveling through the London Heathrow Airport and suddenly felt physically ill. My traveling companions were all fine, but I couldnt wait for my several-hour layover to be over. When it was finally over and we were well on our way to Spain, I immediately felt better. It was years later when I was studying hypnosis, specifically regression therapy, that I explored that memory further to discover I had had a past life as an artist near there.

It was in 1600 London. My parents, who were very poor, made the tough decision to leave me in apprenticeship to a local artist, thinking they were giving me an opportunity and helping the family with one less mouth to feed. I was a young boy of about ten years old, and they had been told that the artist would teach me how to paint like him. I looked forward to learning from a respected artist.