(Fear of water, crowds, heights, etc.) is often linked, at least from what I have experienced here, to the fear of heights… very common in humans… memory recalls the passage of descending into matter; one must experience this fear of heights and of water. You are reminding me of an experience with one of my sons… I will tell you about it
My 10-year-old son asks me why he is afraid of water... I therefore did a regression with my son, accompanied by my teacher, because I didn't want to do it alone with him... It's so much easier with children...
Once he entered the regression, he was very aware of what was happening and began to feel and perceive movements of purple, blue, and other colors. Then he found himself on a submarine and did not understand the language the people were speaking. He was in the navy on a submarine, and an accident occurred. Martin was in a cabin at the rear of the submarine, and while the accident was happening, the other sailors were ordered to close the door. He found himself there as the water started to come in; the sailors had forgotten him in that location, and he saw himself dying of drowning.
He starts crying with his whole little being and sees himself dead, drowned. He is brought back to normal consciousness and laughs; he found the experience very enriching.
A few weeks later, listen carefully to this... he goes to visit his biological father, and his father has a pool. Martin doesn't swim; he's afraid of water... His father asks him why he doesn't swim. Martin says, "Dad, you know, I'm afraid of water." At that moment, his father grabs him and pushes him into the water (the middle of the pool) for fun. His father takes Martin by the arm and pushes him into the middle of the pool.
His twin brother Mathieu, who is present with him, starts shouting and says to his father, "Look, you're going to drown my brother! Can't you realize that you're hurting my brother and Martin can't swim?" (I won't hide from you that Mathieu experiences almost the same emotions and the same events that his brother feels very intensely.) He turns blue and sinks three times; his father jumps into the water and goes to get him... Can you imagine the impact this must have had on Martin's memory, as he was reliving it as if it were one of his past lives, but he did not die. It was a great fright, and in my opinion, the father was an unconscious instrument. When I learned this story, I couldn't believe it... why did this event happen after a few weeks... Afterwards, Martin was never afraid of water again. Today, he goes to the pool, etc. It may seem truly cruel to do this to a little boy, especially his own son, but... My son is now 16 years old and still remembers this and his past life.
When I discuss it with my son Martin, he says this: "Mom, it's as if I'm paralyzed and my own father is killing me."
I have small anecdotes like this with my other son, his twin brother, and their older sister, regarding certain past lives.
When performing regressions in a life that is important to know (not the one we want to see, but the one the superconsciousness brings you to see), the regression usually leads to a small amount of work to be done afterward…
Currently, I am looking for my notes on regression in another life... which you can perform accompanied by a trusted person. Trust your superconsciousness; it knows your memory.
cell phone..
There is also a very effective breathing technique to clear your memory, but you need two people. The exercises I suggest are done in pairs: one person monitors the other (to prevent hyperventilation) while the other performs the exercise. The first time I did this breathing technique, I suffered a lot because my whole body was burning with pain; my face was on fire and I was dying from the heat. I could see the scene very clearly.
I will start a new thread for this very simple breathing technique (it is the breath of Prana).
P.S.: If you're interested, I could tell you the great love story between my daughter and her father... because in this life, she lives with him, and she always used to say, "Mom, I love you, and I don't doubt your love, but my father is different. Let me live with my father; I love him so much. I can't separate myself from him; I love him with all my being." Ah, children and their love stories, lol...
tenderness
Rolande