Pitru Dosh - Past Life Release

I have already shared my understanding of Past life regression and how it works in my previous posts. (https://www.healingheartfully.com/post/past-life-regression-my-introduction). To reiterate, PLR is not hypnosis. PLR is not taking control of the mind of the other. PLR is undoubtedly not eking out information against the others’ will.

PLR is an inventure, an inner adventure where the conscious mind dares to venture ideep into oneself. PLR opens the doors to those parts of the unconscious mind which the conscious mind fears and turns away from, is afraid to face, and accept the consequences of what it may see when it digs into its own inner self.

To nullify the adverse effects of Pitru Dosh, we rely on the priest who is authorized to perform the prescribed rituals which promise to assuage the tormented souls of our forefathers.

And in PLR, the practitioner guides the client into a deep relaxed state, where the conscious mind is less active and allows access to subconscious memories. The practitioner asks open-ended, explorative questions about significant events, experiences, and also about past lives to find out what impacts the client and what impact these events and experiences have left on the subconscious. The aim of PLR is to bring unresolved issues, traumas, or "karmic patterns"(some people coming repeatedly into the person’s life, or people with the same attributes crossing paths with one another) into awareness, gain understanding, and find a resolution, a way to release them.

A resolution helps the client heal from within, develop more self-awareness and find answers to unresolved issues. In a relaxed state, the client travels into the past and identifies the triggering or life-changing experience. PLR helps address deep-seated fears and phobias. It also helps gain insight into life and its true purpose.

Performing Pitru Dosh pooja is to appease the forefathers so that they don’t cause harm and keep us and our progeny away from harm. Similarly, PLR is also an attempt to dig deep into the self, with the help of the practitioner to release repeating patterns and lead a freer life.