A Glimpse into a Past Life in 1800s London

Imagine viewing an entire lifetime in just six minutes.

In this clip (at the end of this post) I share my own QHHT session where I revisit a past life in what appears to be 19th century London. When I entered the regression I sensed a deep emptiness in my stomach. As you will hear throughout the clip, the experience unfolds from walking cobblestone streets in search of food to uncovering information that would explain patterns I had carried with me into this lifetime without knowing where they came from.

When facilitating QHHT sessions I am often asked about losing control under hypnosis or the fear of being brainwashed. These are completely understandable concerns, especially given how hypnosis is portrayed in films and television.

The truth is that we naturally enter light states of hypnosis multiple times throughout the day. While driving, daydreaming, meditating, or even scrolling on a phone.

This clip may also help clarify what it actually feels like. Notice how the facilitator asks me questions and how I remain aware, conscious, and able to respond throughout. You are always in control. In every session I have facilitated, as well as my own, what comes through is always what is most relevant for that person at that time.

What This Session Revealed

One of the most significant aspects of QHHT is the direct connection with your Higher Self. Through that connection I gained a deeper understanding of why certain patterns and emotions kept surfacing in my life even when they felt completely foreign and I could not trace where they originated.

This session also helped me understand something important. Trauma does not always come from a dramatic or obvious event. It can also be a lived experience from another time in which that layer is something that I can choose to keep or to shed.

After the session I reflected on how I have always felt detached from food. Content with very little, simple dishes, minimal choices. Even as my circumstances changed financially and what I was able to purchase increased, my relationship with food remained unchanged. In this session I saw where that pattern began, how it traveled with me, and what could be done to release it.

Since that session what I experience and my relationship with what I eat, how I connect with my body, and the way I approach nourishing myself has shifted in ways I did not expect.

I will be sharing more sessions and insights from both my own personal QHHT experiences and client sessions, so that others may listen and find their own patterns and connections.

Until next time, may you always be evergreen: ever expanding, ever evolving, and ever aligned.

Lisa