02-13-2013, 09:06 AM
I just finished reading book 4 of Convoluted Universe, after I found out that Carla went through with her regression session with Dolores.
I was interested in her technique and the reasoning behind her therapy.
there is no doubt that what she does is effective; I believe the accounts of the miracle healings that take place once the understandings from the Subconscious are brought through.
the mechanism by which this happens is through what she calls the 'Matrix'; and the description she gives of it corresponds very closely to what Ra terms the 'ka' or form maker body (indigo ray body).
as for the book itself, the first half was quite interesting, and it seems the best regression stories were chosen and placed there; the second half I mostly skimmed through, only really getting insight from a few there. (41 chapters in all).
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what I learnt was that only the really desperate and broken seek out these regression sessions. And Dolores says herself that she is interested in offering healing, and not in indulging in 'entertainment regressions' for those that want to fantasize about previous lives.
there is a common thread of those who seek the therapy of being in quite a bad state physically, many are in an unhappy marriage, and there is quite some disatisfaction with work life usually.
one could say they have 'gone off track', and that reconnecting with the Subconscious (what Dolores calls the Higher Self) helps them appreciate the lessons they programmed themselves to learn, and to do what they came here to do.
what I also noticed was that the disease was a manfestion of physical catalyst which in turn was mental catalyst that had not been dealt with or had gone unrecognised. The mental catalyst itself was a result of programming to balance out the past life in which the 'karma' had taken place. That was why the healing could be effectuated. Once the link between the occurence in the previous life was brought to awareness, and then linked to the mental catalyst (the lesson in this life), and understood, the physical catalyst (the disease) could be released. The suffering had gone on long enough; and the seeking of regression and healing was in itself a sign that forgiveness was being sought. Dolores was only acting as a facilitator in the process; something she also acknowledges in this book.
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it has been quite some time since I've done some reading; most of my learning these days takes place through inner teachers and dreamwork. Its nice to be reminded of a former period of my life. I also loved the intro story of Dolores being a Keeper of Scrolls at the Library of Alexandria before it was burnt to ashes.
oh, and the stories of the Subconscious carrying out the actual healings were astonishing. I was gobsmacked
I was interested in her technique and the reasoning behind her therapy.
there is no doubt that what she does is effective; I believe the accounts of the miracle healings that take place once the understandings from the Subconscious are brought through.
the mechanism by which this happens is through what she calls the 'Matrix'; and the description she gives of it corresponds very closely to what Ra terms the 'ka' or form maker body (indigo ray body).
as for the book itself, the first half was quite interesting, and it seems the best regression stories were chosen and placed there; the second half I mostly skimmed through, only really getting insight from a few there. (41 chapters in all).
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what I learnt was that only the really desperate and broken seek out these regression sessions. And Dolores says herself that she is interested in offering healing, and not in indulging in 'entertainment regressions' for those that want to fantasize about previous lives.
there is a common thread of those who seek the therapy of being in quite a bad state physically, many are in an unhappy marriage, and there is quite some disatisfaction with work life usually.
one could say they have 'gone off track', and that reconnecting with the Subconscious (what Dolores calls the Higher Self) helps them appreciate the lessons they programmed themselves to learn, and to do what they came here to do.
what I also noticed was that the disease was a manfestion of physical catalyst which in turn was mental catalyst that had not been dealt with or had gone unrecognised. The mental catalyst itself was a result of programming to balance out the past life in which the 'karma' had taken place. That was why the healing could be effectuated. Once the link between the occurence in the previous life was brought to awareness, and then linked to the mental catalyst (the lesson in this life), and understood, the physical catalyst (the disease) could be released. The suffering had gone on long enough; and the seeking of regression and healing was in itself a sign that forgiveness was being sought. Dolores was only acting as a facilitator in the process; something she also acknowledges in this book.
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it has been quite some time since I've done some reading; most of my learning these days takes place through inner teachers and dreamwork. Its nice to be reminded of a former period of my life. I also loved the intro story of Dolores being a Keeper of Scrolls at the Library of Alexandria before it was burnt to ashes.
oh, and the stories of the Subconscious carrying out the actual healings were astonishing. I was gobsmacked
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