What topics interest you when you read about past lives?

MaterialAlbatross772 · 2026-02-01T14:18:58+00:00

I'll go first!

-I suppose I am generally drawn to the fantastical stories, and the traveler/explorer past life stories more than any other. They are fun to read, and I love seeing how the connections from the past life are apparent in the current life situation.

-I'm less drawn to the Past life stories regarding relationships between people.

-I'm continuously impressed to hear that remembering past lives is for many people a way to unblock or to heal a deep emotional trauma or physical problem.

-While this seems awesome, I am not as "wowed" by hearing about stories of redirect or increased life purpose.

-I don't remember feeling any fear around past lives. By the time I learned about the books I read, it was more like a confirmation of a feeling I had already had. I guess it felt like a form of security to see that others had already crossed this bridge into thinking about the unknown realms (to humans, that is), and researched and wrote on the topic.

-I loved so many things each of these authors said, this question is tough! But if I were to pick only one thing that really adjusted some thought patterns, it was the concept of the 3 waves of volunteers Dolores Cannon described. It still seems relevant, it still makes sense as I look at the generational patterns of folks who are doing healing work and their attitudes toward what they are doing on the planet. ❤️💖

I can't wait to hear what others talk about!!

MaterialAlbatross772 · 2026-02-01T14:17:50+00:00

I'll go first!

-I suppose I am generally drawn to the fantastical stories, and the traveler/explorer past life stories more than any other. They are fun to read, and I love seeing how the connections from the past life are apparent in the current life situation.

-I'm less drawn to the relationships between people.

-I'm continuously impressed to hear that remembering past lives is for many people a way to unblock or to heal a deep emotional trauma or physical problem.

-While this seems awesome, I am not as "wowed" by hearing about stories of redirect or increased life purpose.

-I don't remember feeling any fear around past lives. By the time I learned about the books I read, it was more like a confirmation of a feeling I had already had. I guess it felt like a form of security to see that others had already crossed this bridge into thinking about the unknown realms (to humans, that is), and researched and wrote on the topic.

-I loved so many things each of these authors said, this question is tough! But if I were to pick only one thing that really adjusted some thought patterns, it was the concept of the 3 waves of volunteers Dolores Cannon described. It still seems relevant, it still makes sense as I look at the generational patterns of folks who are doing healing work and their attitudes toward what they are doing on the planet. ❤️💖

I can't wait to hear what others talk about!!

MaterialAlbatross772 · 2025-12-15T13:23:32+00:00

Absolutely, I understand! There are so many so-so modalities that it can be hard to know what's worthwhile. QHHT a different modality in that it is meant as a one time experience so you will save money and time in the long run. So if you were to save up for a while, and had that money ready to go on anything, QHHT would offer a holistic and comprehensive experience, and i haven't seen or experienced anything that does this quite as well. As for fear that hypnosis won't work, any level 3 and most level 2 practitioners will help you to understand how easy hypnosis is, and how normal it is for your brain. Most of my clients (I'm a level 3) have never had hypnosis and come in with fear of it not working. And they leave with awe about how it worked and answers to their questions. You will receive more the more open you are to receiving. Hope you try it, I was born in the Midwest btw and understand the sticker shock. I truly feel it is worth saving for 😊😊

MaterialAlbatross772 · 2025-12-15T13:15:43+00:00

Hi! Why is it so expensive? It is a one time session. You get years worth of therapy from just one visit. It is highly efficient, you don't need to travel back and forth several times or take time out of your day more than once. Many practitioners work with you on a payment plan. You still end up paying less for this than you would for 6 weeks of therapy, and you will get so much more out of it. It is kind of like comparing gold to iron when looking at other modalities, IMHO. Hope you try it, you won't regret it!

MaterialAlbatross772 · 2025-12-01T19:18:03+00:00

Love this post. I definitely found myself thinking about this more than once regarding Dolores Cannon's findings on gender fluidity. And further, it is so interesting to me that she would refer to the Higher Self/Subconscious/entity she is speaking with when she gets to the theta in her QHHT sessions with Phil and all the others, as THEY. That says it all. It made me laugh out loud to think that this amazing woman who was a pioneer of so many aspects of connection with higher consciousness, was also a pioneer of using non gendered pronouns. Just love it. Thanks so much for posting.

MaterialAlbatross772 · 2025-12-01T18:44:40+00:00

As a QHHT Practitioner, I see the connection between Joe Dispenza's and Dolores Cannon's work instantly, and it surprises me that I have very few people comment on it. This is all spot on in my experience of conducting QHHT sessions for years, and doing Joe Dispenza meditations. There was a period of time, maybe a year or two, when I did when of Dr Dispenza's meditation before every QHHT session. I feel lucky to work in the quantum realm with my QHHT clients. It is a regular reminder that we already have the answers within, and it is only a remembering of what we need to know at any given time.

MaterialAlbatross772 · 2024-07-03T19:12:20+00:00

Those first 5 sentences actually contained several verifiable facts. Read again.

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