"Hi Andrew,

It sounds as if you enjoy getting feedback, so I'd like to tell you about my first regression using the audio file (guided version) that I downloaded from your site last week.

I was blown away with what I heard. The hypnotic sound effects go hand-in-hand with your smooth and reassuring voice.

... I somehow entered a life as a woman living on a Southern plantation circa 1876. I received a great deal of visual and emotional information about her life. In addition, my body received some extremely powerful and unmistakable physical sensations, of a nature which I'd never thought to expect from a past life session. But, in hindsight, it all makes perfect sense.

I'm very excited and hopeful about continuing my past life investigations using your audio files. It's hard to restrain myself from using your guided meditation again immediately! So you can take that as a huge compliment.

Thank You,

Milli Thornton (Full original letter here>)
Author - Fear of Writing
www.fearofwriting.com

"Andrew,

Tried the Regression last night, first amazing result.

For something like 12 years I've been working on a book set in Victorian times, among the body snatchers and all sorts.

It's been on and off, on and off ... Last night I found myself in a Victorian street market, realised I was a street girl, urchin, looking for trade, for anything I could find.

I could see the stalls, knew it was probably Petticoat Lane market, which I know from this time. I was moved to a house where I lived, a terrace in a long street.

"I was moved to a momentous occasion and that is when it all fell into place."

My book is about Hannah, a street girl, who pretends to be a boy all day, earning pennies by holding horses' heads or running errands and by night is a lady of the streets. She is madly in love with Rose, her only true friend, and Rose dies.

The story is keeping her body from the body snatchers, one of whom is Hannah's father. I placed Hannah and her family in Hosier Street, just off Giltspur Street in the City of London, near Bart's Hospital.

I WAS Hannah, in the terraces in Hosier Street, it was Rose I was mourning over as my momentous occasion.

I came back very suddenly knowing all had become clear, why the book had never left me, at no time in the last 12 years did I think 'I'm going to give this up' and why Hannah has meant so much to me.

Now I can write the book!"

Dorothy Davies - writer

Hi Andrew,

I received your C.D. today and played it tonight. It is brilliant! I have a few regression C.D.'s, one by Brian Weiss, one by Dick Sutphen (which is awful!!), one by Sylvia Brown, and one by Janet Decker. I must say, yours is by far the best.

Your voice is soft and gentle, very pleasing to the ear, but at the same time reassuring. I love the echoing effect and also the quiet time that you allow, to be able to follow your own thoughts. I tell you what I experienced.

In the first part I found myself as a young girl (about 12 or 13) as the daughter of a Bedouin Tribes man, I think they were Touaregs, the ones that dress all in blue black. Very proud people. At first I witnessed a busy market scene, lots of hustle and bustle and noise. Many stalls with food and trinkets and cloth. Donkeys and camels were tied up.

But then I was transported to the desert where I was in a tent or yurd, with my parents and a younger brother. I could see the sand dunes and a deep blue sky and camels nearby. Life seemed to be good and happy. I ended up as an old lady, being cared for by my family and I think I died of old age.

In the second part, I was a man in the Polynesian Islands and I seemed to be a pearl diver. I was with several other men in a canoe and I was diving and swimming in beautiful clear water amongst coral reefs.

I had a small spear in my hands and I was looking for the pearl oysters and gathering them in a net. I didn't get much more information with that one. Again, that scene had a happy atmosphere of men laughing and joking and working together to make a living.

It was great and hopefully when I play it again,I will get some more information. So I say thank you Andrew, for putting such a wonderful C.D. together and giving us the opportunity to visit our previous lives.

I still have more studying to do,but hopefully one day,I will be able to help and guide people with their lives. Your C.D. is certainly a great example and help. Love and best wishes.

Irene Matthews - trainee Past Life Therapist

Dear Andrew,

Just wanted to say a big thank you for the Past Life Regression program. The results have been quite incredible and I really was not expecting it all to be so clear. I've used it five times so far and here's what's happened.

The first time I found myself as a young girl living alone in a house in a wood or forest setting. It was quite a lonely existence although there was gentleman who was very kind to me. I followed all the guides and questions on the regression and began to get a really good feel for this person's life.

The second time I used it I went somewhere completely different and was quite shocked at first because when I looked down at my legs and feet I realised I was a man! I was dressed in sandals and some form of leather body protection. I sensed I was Roman but also felt I was a long way from home. I began to get a very clear image of 'myself' of having just been through a battle, though morale was low and I sensed this was towards the end of the Roman Empire. As the regression ended I became aware of a date as well.

This intrigued me later so I did a bit of research on the internet as I am completely ignorant about the whole Roman era. I found a site showing various Roman costumes and clothing and came across some garments that seemed very similar to what I was wearing. I cross-referenced the date and this matched with what I had felt, to within a few years, being standard Roman Army issue at this time. I was also surprised to discover that at this time there had been a major battle - in Greece. Obviously I don't know for certain, but all the details of my regression seemed to fit very well with my follow-up research.

The following week (I now look forward to my Mondays off even more!) I went back to the girl in the woods only this time, instead of watching her and her life, I WAS her. It's hard to describe, but on the second visit I was seeing through her eyes. This was still the guided regression so I ended up covering the same ground, but in more detail.

The fourth time I tried it I feel asleep - I think. I followed the usual route, stepped through the doorway as instructed but the next thing I remember is being brought out of it so what happened there I'm not sure.

My most recent excursion took me to a large country home - almost like a small stately home - which I can still see so clearly in my mind. This time I was a child, but I had the sense of dying very young of ill-health, aged around 8 years old I believe. Again this was all very vivid but an interesting point to note is that the kind man from my woodland existence was here also - though this time as the housekeeper. I just felt it was the same person, somehow caring and watching over me. And also, in this regression I 'recognised' my sister from my current life.

It's all been quite a surprise really, especially as the places and times I have gone to are not in the least where I expected to go. This is what has made me sit up and take more notice.

My days off have taken on a new meaning now and I will continue exploring further, and will try the second, advanced regression soon to see what happens there and let you know.

Thank you."

M Baldwin - Horse Trainer

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