A money block in a past life: a regression example

During preparation and the regression itself, we work with a particular question or area of a person’s life. This helps focus the process on the concern. A person came with a personal question about their relationship with money.

The past-life regression brought up an interesting situation:

The person recalled several stages of a life in a northern country, in a Viking community, and a moment involving money:

When the warriors returned home and divided the spoils in a particular building, this person lost interest. Their driving force was the military expedition; everything else was women’s business and not interesting at all, because the next expedition needed preparation. They were content with whatever they were given, without even standing up for their share. They took the ‘goods’ and simply carried them home, without any

satisfaction from receiving money or valuables. This was the money block.

Working with feelings about money

In preparation for regression, we practise additional techniques that can be used at difficult moments. Using a particular technique, we reworked this moment towards a strategy that could be useful in the present-day world. The specifics remain confidential.

Later, the person reported subjective changes in their relationship with money. This is an account of one experience, not a promise of financial results.