You Watched Past Life on Fox, Now What?

Feb. 22, 2010 - PRLog -- (Dallas, Texas) After watching Past Life on Fox, many people decide to find out more about Past Life Regression, but are not sure how to proceed. What's the next step in discovering more about this process and how it works?

While some people may be uneasy about exploring this further after watching Past Life on Fox, many people have decided they would like to find out more about Past Life Regression. But what's the best way to find out more? Should I schedule a Past Life Regression session with a Past Life Regression hypnotherapist? How can I learn more without having an actual session?

Mark Johnson, a second generation hypnotherapist who specializes in Past Life Regression suggests that perhaps reading more about past lives is the best approach for those who are unsure or apprehensive about scheduling an appointment. "Past Life Regression is perfectly normal and natural to me, having had the opportunity to observe my father regression individuals from an early age, to me it was just a part of growing up," stated Johnson from his office in Dallas, Texas.

He added, "On the other hand, I completely understand how someone may be reluctant to schedule an appointment for a past life regression session with very little knowledge of the subject, and especially if everything they know about it comes from the Fox Past Life TV show. Many of my clients call to schedule an appointment after reading one or more books on Past Life Regression by well respected experts in the field such as Dr. Brian Weiss and Dr. Michael Newton. If someone contacts me and has limited exposure to the topic, I generally suggest they read at least one good book on the topic, such as Many Lives, Many Masters by Dr. Brian Weiss or Journey of Souls by Dr. Michael Newton in order to learn more before they schedule an appointment for a session."

Other knowledgeable authors with extensive experience in past life work include Dolores Cannon, Dick Sutphen and Henry Bolduc. By reading about the regressions other people have experienced and discovering how they have been able to learn and grow as a result of their sessions, the reader gains a better understanding of the process as well as the potential benefits of Past Life Regression. Some people may be ready without even reading about past life regression, while others would like to know more in order to feel comfortable exploring their own past, and it is very important in this type of work that the client - therapist relationship is one of both trust and respect.

By reading about past Life Regression, the client will have a better understanding of what is involved and what to expect during their past life session. "I generally offer the suggestion that my clients come into the session with only one expectation, and that is that it will be a wonderful experience, " said Johnson. "Occasionally I will have someone tell me, I was Cleopatra or I was Joan of Arc, and usually I find that they are merely joking around, though not always."

Mark Johnson's new Past Life Regression website, http://www.pastlifedallas.com has additional information about the process and the benefits of Past Life Regression Hypnotherapy and http://www.hypnomark.com/Regression/LifeBetweenLives.aspx has more details about Life Between Lives Spiritual Regression.

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About Good Vibes Hypnosis: Mark V Johnson of Good Vibes Hypnosis is a Second Generation Hypnotherapist who specializes in Past Life Regression and Life Between Lives Spiritual Regression in his office in Dallas, Texas. Mark studied Past Life Regression with with Dr. Brian Weiss, Dolores Cannon , Dick Sutphen and Henry Bolduc and Life Between Lives Spiritual Regression with Dr. Michael Newton and the staff of the Michael Newton Institute for Life Between Lives Hypnotherapy.

Mark V Johnson
Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist
American Council of Hypnotist Examiners
National Guide of Hypnotists
Michael Newton Institute of Spiritual Regression

Good Vibes Hypnosis Dallas
http://www.pastlifedallas.com
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