Now, as to past lifetimes. Where the genetic line is intact there will come a point where these memories are recalled. The past cannot be changed. Indeed, there is no such thing as Past, Present or Future. There is only the eternal Now.

All theorems where time is an assumed entity fail with the withdrawal of that presumption.

In religious terms, one finds in many doctrines of faith that the sins of the parent are vested in the offspring. It is classic to speak of ‘Bad blood’ and to attribute to the living a history where the predecessor has committed crimes or acts of atrocity. This is an endemic human bias that is often said to be based on total illogic and superstition. The children of such a vile person are not the ones to be blamed for those actions.

However, the stigma does attach and results in those families having to move away, to assume new identities, to obscure the past and to create a totally fictional family history elsewhere. There they live in fear of discovery.

This shows in our society all the time and is a basis for prejudice and awful acts of retribution.

Thus it appears to be the case that humans are programmed to recognise the transmission of traits and propensity from one to another. This is not something they have learned, it is programmed in and to overcome it, logic and evaluation of truth has to be exercised.

Thus the mercy shown contradicts much of the dogma.

But what happens in the case of an adopted child? Do the sins of the adopting parent pass to the child? Of course not.

Where there is no direct genetic line, the argument fails totally.

It has been discovered that the recipient of a heart transplanted from another often has memories that become apparent shortly after the transplant operation. There is too much evidence of this to disregard it as an event of note.

Likewise, recipients of liver and kidneys from another also report the acquisition of new memories. However, those memories appear to be much less recalled and of lesser significance.

There is too much evidence from eminent sources for the genetic transmission of data and the storage of memories within the cells for it to be ignored.

This then is a summation of the case for direct line inheritance of memory.

Now, all matter is in a state of vibration. All emanation of matter and assembly of electrical components of molecules, atoms and wavelengths of energy are in vibration. It is said that if one atom stopped moving the whole of creation would cease. Data is transmitted electrically and that movement of energy is capable of being detected.

One does not have to have complicated instruments to measure it or to detect it. You are doing it all the time. Every thought that you have has an energy and a field of magnetism. Brainwaves can be plotted against known parameters to detect illness.

This is used to detect epilepsy, neurological defects and injuries set up an electrical field. That is the entire basis of all hands on healing using energies.

It is the basis for Shiatsu, Zen Shiatsu, Chi Kung, Reiki, Cranio Sacral Therapy, Yoga, Reiki, Kinesiology, Reflexology and so forth.

The practitioner learns to develop the ability to detect these impulses and to form rational diagnosis based upon empirical evidence and learning.

The psychic ability also works on that principle.

Carl Jung did excellent work in describing the cosmic unconscious and the works of Dr A.S. Raleigh, Paracelsus and many others sought to explain the phenomena.

The energy fields are omnipresent. They hold no boundary beyond the ability of the person to see or feel them.

The healing circle has been in use for thousands of years as a basic method of sending energy to one in need and to the Universe as a whole.

Thus we have the situation where the energies are present, they can be detected and are manifest in the physical condition.

Why then, in past life therapy do we find 500 Joan of Arc. Why are there so many Alexander the Greats. Why are there so many Red Indian Chiefs.

These are not direct line memories. In my opinion and practice, these result from the observance of a dramatic event that is witnessed by others and recorded on the genetic code.

I have found in my clients many instances where the memories of the mother are carried through. These often result in recurrent injury and illness. In a lot of the cases, it has been possible to see the event by reading the energy and to give a detailed description of the event that has been checked out with the parent. If the event is so strong, it will carry through the genetics of the DNA into later progeny.

In one classic case, I found a traumatic event that had occurred whilst my client was still in the womb. When questioned, it became apparent that the event had happened to a next-door neighbour and had such an effect on the mother it carried as a personal memory.

If one recalls a former death, the genetic memory cannot by any stretch of ones imagination be carried to the progeny. The person died and did not have any further progeny to seed with the memory.

When a practitioner sees these memories it is in the main, from the situation of the observer of the event and the traumatic empathy with the person being killed. Hence the observer feels the pain, the anguish or the smoke filled lungs and passes that memory on to their progeny.

I have never seen such a memory of death from the viewpoint of the one dying. Always from the view of an observer.

I cannot then hold that every case of memory of a past life is a genuine and direct lineage to the person in my care.

I do believe in re-incarnation and I do believe that there are many cases where the former life is remembered or at least, parts of it that are of importance.

It is quite natural when one is enquiring about one’s past lifetimes to wish for something quite grand. Who wants to be told that in a past life, one lived to be 49 years old as a farm labourer and died peacefully in bed from overwork and under-nourishment.

It holds some mystique and wonder to be told that one was a priest, a nun, a Goddess of Isis, a Saint or some bold warrior.

What I am trying to say, in terms that may be comprehended as factual and plausible a case that will lead to a more credible attitude towards this subject.

My eminent colleague may hold a different view and I will be pleased to give the opportunity for that view to be aired. There are others who totally disagree with me. That is their right.

Personally, I am always open to hear and discuss others views. Whether I give them credence is my right. One has respect for the person who is prepared and willing to study the matter to a point where discussion as possible without the emotions and dogma that curses our lives.

As I said earlier, I have in my practice seen hundreds of such cases. Being something of a psychic does help in the comprehension of these matters.

That awareness is enhanced by the constant practice of Chi Kung. Every practitioner using energy should be acquainted with it and learn the forms.

It can take many years to master it and no-one can truly be said to know it all.

However, it should be mastered to some extent in order to be able to detect these energies.

The actual brain waves can be felt and interpreted with practice and the absolute conviction that it can be done. Peter Pan can fly.

Much depends on the credibility of the practitioner. If one is hesitant or appears not to be fully au fait with the methods, a barrier is created that inhibits treatment.

A background of qualification and years of practice is the only criteria.

Qualification is a misused term. One may take a test under The British School of Yoga, ITEC or any other at that level and believe that you are eminently qualified. The honest and enlightened of you will fully realise that is not the case. If you do not, you are fooling yourself and those on whom you are working.

I deplore the Postal Courses as such where they are used to obtain so called qualification, especially when the course notes include the answers you may give.

There is no substitute for years of training under a Master. If this art is to be seen as competent, 90% of such qualification will have to be put into proper context as merely a step on the ladder of learning.

The client has to have confidence, albeit incredulous. That will not be the case where a client is mislead after treatment by so called, ignorant practitioners who interfere with the process of a course of treatment. These methods are like no other and must never be compared to lesser treatments. Unfortunately, the term Massage applies to both and to compare these treatments to therapeutic or comfort techniques is wholly wrong. In these treatments, the client may not be ready to be healed and may easily misunderstand the methods.

There are times when this art is unbelievable by those locked in to the clinical approaches to so called orthodox medicine.

Especially, when we are dealing with Past Life therapy and the involvement of psychic and other means to affect a diagnosis and cure.

In order to comprehend the methods of treatment, it is necessary to remove any reference to orthodoxy and to treat the condition with intuition and extremely careful investigation. That investigation is actually a crucial part of the method of treatment as it talks through the event with the client in such a way as to expose the cause and to remove all of the misdiagnosis that will inevitably have taken place under the aegis of less knowledgeable practitioners.

The brain by the very nature of its function creates scenarios surrounding the actual memory and tries to rationalise the event. By so doing, the event becomes embroidered with all sorts of fantasy.

The nervous system of the body is mainly categorised into the Central Nervous system, the peripheral, somatic, autonomic and enteric systems.

The motor section of the autonomic system is further sub divided into the sympathetic and para-sympathetic systems. These are usually in opposition . The sympathetic , for example, increases heart rate and the para-sympathetic reduces heart rate.

The enteric nervous system controls the gut functions and sensory neuron transmitters all over the body relay message back to these systems. In the context of which we now are concerned, the sensors are crucial to the function of all other systems.

It is these which determine the muscular responses and the actual contraction, dilation, valve function and all other functions of the body in response to stimuli.

If that stimulation is physco-somatic, the effect is the same as the actual event.

Hence memories or imagination will determine not only the response of the muscles and tissue but also the patterns of response.

The brain matrix is very simple. As I said earlier, it is a simple Go- No Go computer with a set of variable patterns to control the function of every organ, every single part of the body without exception.

Visualisation during meditation and Chi Kung is very real. Hypnotic suggestion is very real. Conceptualised situations are very real. Delusion and psychotic disorders are very real. The effect of hallucinatory drugs is very real.

The effect of the Chi Kung is to release the same endorphins into the brain and the damaged areas as the drugs BUT there are no addictive side effects.

An athlete will buzz on the activity of the sport and runners, in particular, become addicted to the act of running. Often this has dramatic and unlikely results on the body. They suffer the same withdrawal symptoms as an addict. Body builders suffer the same effects and so too to any so addicted to their sport.

The mood of the person is quite volatile and without the endorphins, theperson can be aggressive, in pain or disabled to the point of lethargy and indifference to life. Ask any truly dedicated surfer about this.

The brain and its reaction controls every function of the body, triggered by the sensory nervous system.

Memories may become apparent during dream state or have a trigger event in the awakened state. In either case, the brain sees part of the event, fills in the gaps with the rationalisation and creates muscles and organ patterns of behaviour to accord to the perceived state and not the actual event.

For example, a young boy, the nephew of one of my clients was brought to me suffering from a condition whereby he persistently passed out when he fell forwards. He was aged 6 years and had suffered for three years with the condition. It was progressively getting worse and on the last occasion, his heart stopped.

His condition was described to me and I arranged to see him. I told the mother to sit and not to say anything at all unless I asked a question. I began by asking the boy what was happening. He looked to his mother and I interceded that I wanted him to tell me. It was obvious that all the clinicians that he had seen were relying on what was told to them by the parents and not ever had asked the boy himself.

He had been subjected to MRI scans, X rays of the skull, ECG, medicine and a variety of failed attempts to solve the problem. This had embedded in the child that there was something very wrong and no-one could find it. Consequently, he became worsened by the treatment itself.

I applied Chi energy to him and found in the shoulder area a memory. This I described to him as follows.

‘This is a memory of an event that happened just before your third birthday. I can see a large white dog and you were knocked over by it. I can see a low white wall and people around you. What does this mean?’

He did not recall the event but the mother, by her expression clearly did so. I persisted and the boy eventually overcame the mental block and told me about it.

He had indeed been accidentally knocked down and had been hurt. Unfortunately, the adults did not realise the effect that this would have on the boy.

Consequently, the memory embedded as one to be locked away and not to make a fuss about it.

The shock of the incident had set up a pattern of muscular responses in accord to the fight flee syndrome into the autonomic system. He could not avoid the event and was powerless to do anything about it. His body shut down in the anticipation of death and the damage was done. He thought that he was going to die and his brain was conditioned to that eventuality.

As a result, whenever he was in any similar situation the memory returned in the subconscious and set the same patterns into action.

I explained what was happening to him and to the mother and asked her to confirm what I had said. She reinforced the details and I was convinced of the exactness of the diagnosis.

I asked him to kneel on the couch with his back upright and his hands placed on his knees with the palms down. I allowed him to adopt the position and explained that I was going to ask him to do certain things and at all times he could return to the safe position. I asked if he was comfortable and happy with that.

He said he was and I asked him to place his hands on the couch just in front of his knees and immediately to return to the safe position. This he did and I saw a faint flicker of the trigger to the event. However, by this method I had undone the muscle memory pattern.

I asked him to reach a little forward and return to the safe position. This he did and the exercise was repeated several times. As he became confidant, he reached further and further forward and eventually laid out fully in a completely relaxed position.

We repeated the exercise many times until he could throw himself forwards without any harm at all. By now the boy was excited and happy.

He got off the couch and ran around, throwing himself forwards and announced himself to be fully cured.

He went into the shop and met his sister and brother. He immediately did handstands and falling over in play with them.

The effect on the family was amazement.

About a week later, the boy fell over at school and had a hint of the same problem. He got up and said, No I am cured and he has had no recurrence ever again.

I gave him control over a situation that he had formerly no control over. By this, I stopped the pattern of sympathetic and parasympathetic response.

The action of giving control over a remembered event is common in Regression and Hypnotic regression therapy. However, some of the methods do carry very serious risks of side effect unless the practitioner is absolutely precise in the evaluation of the situation and correct diagnosis is crucial.

An absolute knowledge of the psychosomatic physiological effects must be understood fully. A practitioner who does not have that knowledge is working blindly in uncharted waters with every risk of doing great harm.

Imagine the position whereby I had allowed the boy to go into an attack. The pattern would quite simply have been irretrievable and the effect would have been to embed the condition even further into the psyche.

This effect of memory patterning is found in all victims of abuse from any age.

A person who has been abused at a young age will bury the memory until some trigger brings it out.

Another woman, aged about 40 years old had been so abused as a child and had suffered all her life with the inability to relax.

I found the memory and described the event which had occurred when she was 8 years old. In this case I taught her to use me as surrogate and to say to me what she had wanted to say to the person who had assaulted her. This is a potentially dangerous practice for me and it was fully understood what was to happen. I simulated the precedent to the event without assaulting her, of course. At the appropriate time she said ‘NO. I will not allow this’ and she took control of the situation.

After the treatment, she went back to same place and relived the event in her mind with the control means and has recovered completely.

Not only has she recovered, but she is now a very strong and capable woman who is gradually realising her full potential. She is now able to help others and doing so all the time.

Such cases are common and the situation that I have described above is one that I encounter many times.

If an event is happening now and manifesting in anguish and pain now, it must be treated now. You cannot change the past but you can change the reaction to it.

The practice of hypnotic regression therapy in such cases to detect childhood abuse is very dubious indeed, in my opinion as what is said is taken as evidence. It ignores the fact that the brain embroiders events and does not recall the truth. It is open to misuse if the practitioner ignores that fact. Many have been convicted on this sort of evidence and a great number of those have been shown to be innocent, having had their lives destroyed. In many cases, the alleged victim has imagined a scenario and relived it under therapy to be then convinced of its merit as a recollection of an actual event.

The person then believes the act occurred and the trauma of that false memory is brought out to ruin that person as well.

This is an obnoxious use of therapy and wholly reprehensible.

In the field of sexual therapy, the incidence of imagined or actual event is crucial and the most precise diagnosis of the condition is required. Perineal dysfunction in women and the inability to maintain or achieve an erection in men is directly linked to memories gained within this life or from an inherited memory. Few cases are in need of interventive clinical procedures and to commence up that route before examining the actual cause is deemed to failure.

I have encountered hundreds of such cases over some 40 years and in each, I have found no reason to resort to those methods. In those that I have treated many have recovered or at least, found some means of relief from the condition.

There are a whole list of dysfunctions to choose from but this is one often found. An imagined or actual event of unfaithfulness or abuse has an immediate and purely physical effect on the ability to engage in any sexual practice.

When you meet such a case, an absolute and very precise diagnosis is critical and the removal of any connotation of the causality must be removed to give the client the space and freedom to determine the cause as mental and not physical.

Chi Kung is ancient and as such, from the evidence the use of acupressure and other remedies over the course of thousands of years and evidence from perhaps millions of case studies, a skilled Chi Kung therapist is better than anyone else to diagnose and treat the problem from a very practical and pragmatic aspect.

Only then can the client achieve any degree of freedom from the effects.

Some, not all, people lie. They lie to themselves and to others. They lie to attract attention to themselves and they glory in the interest shown to them if they recount some sort of past life recollection. People may be mentally ill, delusional and in need of clinical therapy. People may see the effect of someone receiving this sort of attention and concoct a whole series of lies that, if told often enough and with enough conviction, appear to be the truth.

Such people are very convincing and often, undetectable.

The morality of this sort of treatment must be seen as impeccable. It is not always the case in the way that it is being used by so called professionals.

Ones concern is the health of the person who is suffering. Not in retribution. It is not your place to decide the truth of the event but only to deal with the event as is unfolds before you.

It is only true to the sufferer and it may have not the slightest or remotest basis in fact.

Morality and integrity must also include the effect that you have on the client, not only of your own conduct. To allude to any judgement of the veracity of what you find is not part of that. Be circumspect in all things and never state things as fact where you have no proof at all.

My own experiences of ‘Past life’ is perhaps demonstrated by my recollection of Coventry. I went there to visit the Jaguar factory as a student of engineering with a group of students. As we drove into the coach car park, I felt the hair ( I had some then) on my head stand up and I said to my friend, ‘Please, will you got the end of that road. I expect you to see a row of shops. There will be in particular, a Bakers shop with a very distinctive facia over the entrance.’ I also described the other shops and he did as I asked. He came back and said ‘ OK, so you have been here before. What was all that about?’

Of course, I had not. Such events have been common but the life style it presented to me was that of a travelling salesman, visiting various shops all over England. I do not recall that life at all, merely odd fragments of it.

It was not until much later in life that I learned of my natural father and mother. Whilst I have no absolute proof of this, it appears that is very likely what he did. Clearly, if my presumption is correct, I have inherited odd fragments of his life.

People have said to me in the past, that I have had many lives. One told me that I had lived 9 times on this earth. I would not be led in this and the woman nodded very knowingly and said, ‘One day, you will know’. Maybe so, but that has not happened.

Yet.

My whole life was set out for me by one lady when I was 10 years old. She described the whole of my life with dates and events to take place. I did not believe her but by the time I was 18 or so and ever since, a great deal of what she told me has come to pass. The woman appears to have had a gift of insight that I do not profess to have.

I teach Chi Kung. In that one is elevated spiritually to a very high plane of thought, devoid of time and space. There is only the eternal now and with Chi Kung one is able to touch all parts of space and time at once. If this woman had that gift in 1951 and saw me as one to have a path to tread, then she was right to tell me. Also, to indicate the date of my death. So, when I depart this realm on the 28^th August 2039,

Ie 4 days before my 98^th birthday, she will have been right.

If not I will thumb my nose and say, Ha .. Beatcha.

Such predictions must be open to outside circumstance and not set in stone.

I am also aware of the existence of spirit and psychic guides. But I do not intend to bring this into this discussion.

Let us view the subject with some dispassion and look at what might be considered evidence that is not contrived by presumption or wish.

By that means, let us examine what is going on in terms that can be substantiated.

Only then, may we remove from this profession the charlatans and those who wish to make a quick buck or seek glory unto them selves.

Let us move towards establishment of ethical protocols for this work and to let the public at large be convinced of the merit of this work.

Let us re-examine the whole matter and get a concensus of determined opinion to the subject so that it might be fully explored without the innuendo and superstition that presently surrounds it.

If Carl Jung is correct, and I believe him to be so, in his description of the Cosmic Unconscious, then it is possible for a person to tap in to another’s event and to recall it as though it were their own.

Many are linked psychically to another. Twins and Mothers to their sons. If one is ill, then so too is the other.

This mental link is well documented and when we become attuned to these rythms and vibrations, one taps in to another’s pain.

This causes great anguish in the unskilled practitioner who can easily take on another person’s pain and illness or condition.

Put it all together and you start to see the whole picture from a more clear aspect.

There are others here who will now wish to give account of their experiences of some of the treatments received at the Clinic.

This was received from a reader in February 08. 

I was on your website and was very interested in the lecture regarding inherited memory.
 
I don't know if my story is of interest to you, but here goes just in case.
 
I was born in East Ham in London in 1963, all of my family both on the maternal and paternal side were also from there as far as we knew.  We were aware that at some point part of the families must have come from Wales and Scotland because of the surnames.  My parents moved out of London when I was about 10 years old, but I never settled, London was the place that I knew I belonged to but I didn't know why.  My parents thought me quite selfish as they had moved from the East End to give us a better life and better opportunities.  However, I could not settle back in East Ham either.  It wasn't until I visited Whitechapel, also in East London one day, that I knew that this was the place I belonged to, again I didn't know why because it was and still is an incredibly poor area.  Recently I have been tracing my family tree, and found that my family only moved to East Ham in the early 1900s, and in fact, every single ancestor I could trace back to 1771 had come from Whitechapel.  I know this sounds extremely vague, but for me it was the pivotal moment when I realised that there must be something in my genes which attracted me to that part of London, and was the reason that I felt so at peace there.  I didn't need a map of the streets, I just knew where I was going.
 
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