ON JUNE 2ND AND 3RD 2012
Dr Trupti Jayin- Clinical Psychologist and
Spiritual Coach has been instrumental in spreading the amazing science of Past
Life Therapy through her television show Raaz Pichle Janam Ka. She has been
traveling all over India and Abroad to spread its benefits and giving people a
spiritual experience and knowledge about this science.
She now comes to Raipur to give her
spiritual friends there a flavor of it.
Contact Abhilasha Agarwal on 08961848265 and Shreeja Jhawar
on 08961190113 for further details to register
Past Life
Regression Therapy is a holistic therapy, that is to say it works on the mind,
emotions and spirit. It takes one back to before birth, regresses one to
another life –time, to sort out difficulties that a person may be experiencing
in the present. The reason for
undertaking past life therapy is to improve the physical, emotional and
spiritual quality of our life. Its reason is to make our life easier, better and
more fulfilling in the present moment. The advantage is that this form of
therapy makes extremely deep changes to take place at the very source of the
problem.
Do you believe that you have lived before? Many
people do. More and more people are opening up to the idea that they may have
lived and dies before. Increasing number of people seek help to regress back to
previous lives, to explore unfulfilled desire, relationship problems that they
are facing now and seek spiritual guidance.
A recent poll in
Southern Britain revealed that 49% of the people believed that they may have
lived before. In the United States the figure reported is higher. Here in India
and in the east Reincarnation is part of the religious scriptures and every-
one believes in it.
The workshop will enlighten you on various interesting topics
through experiential sessions:
Ø Theory of Reincarnation
Ø Types of Karma
Ø Spiritual Bodies
Ø Past Life Regression
Ø Astral travels
Ø Understanding Karma
Ø The significance of 2012
Ø The emergence of new Chakras
Ø Group experience of Past
Lives.
‘ The past is never dead… it always haunts us if unresolved.’
