PLR PROCESS: Step 2

Heart of the PLR Process

1. As we live from moment to moment, our thoughts, feelings, and actions are based on what we have learned in the past; they are stored in the mind/body database. What we store in this database consists of real or imagined events, together with our interpretation of those events.
2. There is an overwhelming amount of research regarding our memories of experiences -- complete with all the senses -- from events in past lifetimes.
3. There is also considerable evidence that there are memories of the soul/spirit's existence during the period between physical body lifetimes.
4. The PLR process facilitates people recalling memories from past lives and sometimes the period in between lifetimes.
5. We can access the mind/body database through the PLR process, facilitating memories from present lifetime, past lifetime, and the period between lives.
6. The most powerful and valuable feature in the PLR process is the ability to change the memory or perception of an event in the past. If present lifetime behavior or physical condition is negative or undesirable, then changing the memory or perception of the past source experience may cause behavior or physical condition improvement.

Once having met the Three Guidelines of the PLR PROCESS: Step 1, my client enters a state of deep relaxation. We generally begin the Heart of the PLR PROCESS: Step 2 with my directing the client to an experience in childhood. For example, I might say, "Go back to an experience when you were a child and you were playing with a favorite toy." This technique facilitates my client's ability to report whatever comes up. I guide her or him in the reporting of sights, feelings, and sounds which occurred during some particular childhood experience. This sensing and reporting exercise provides a way for the client to practice for the next step of past life recall. Some clients are limited to seeing only images, while others can experience more sensations of feeling, hearing, smelling, and tasting.

After the recalling and reporting exercise is working well, I then direct the client back to whatever he or she wants to investigate. When we are searching for the cause of a problem, I say, for example, "Go back to the source experience where you need to understand the problem or situation of concern." I use the approach that some part of the client is always connected to the source experience, otherwise there would be no problem. To facilitate the client's recall, I use phrases like: "Some part of you is already there in the source experience for this problem. So now be aware of where you are, and what your body is doing there, in that precise experience in space and time. Look down at your feet and notice what you are wearing or if you are barefoot. Tell me the first thing that comes to mind as you look at your feet, right there where you are."

I then give the client time to respond and say, "Good. Now scan up your body and sense what you are doing there. Sense if you are sitting, standing, lying or whatever. Tell me the first thing that comes to mind."

With this type of guidance, the client is able to get more and more into the physical experience of being "there" again. What we look for are messages or beliefs that were created in that source experience, and which are still affecting the client in negative ways. If a negative message or belief is identified, I work with the client to reframe or restate the message or belief in a positive way.

For example, one of my clients was a woman who was a Native American in a past lifetime. She received the message clearly that, since she was a female in this past life, she could never be part of the "inner circle" of the operation of the tribe. Her problem in her present life was that she always held herself back from participation in her family and in other groups. Having recognized the past life message that she would never be part of a group's "inner circle" because she is female, my client was able to release that message and all the feelings of powerlessness associated with it.

The technique I use to release negative messages and perceptions is to guide the client through her or his death in the lifetime containing the source experience which is a problem. We recognize how the body died, and we do a ritual to disconnect my client's soul/spirit from the body. We make sure that my client leaves everything with that dead body that belongs to that lifetime - especially the negative messages. The goal is to resolve any remaining unfinished business in the lifetime with the problematic source experience. With resolution and healing of a past life experience, present and future experiences can dramatically improve.

Using the PLR Process, the client's problems are usually alleviated in one session. Sometimes up to four sessions are required. There have been very few clients who could not do the PLR Process and receive its benefits.

Continue with Step 3: PLR Conclusion

© 2007 Larry Rodrigues - Past Lives Remembered