Past Life Therapy: The Chance to Relive Lives on Earth and Beyond

As you may know, I have applied past life therapy for decades to work with subjects of all ages and backgrounds in a shared quest for answers to health and spiritual questions. If you are not familiar with my field of study, I could describe myself as an explorer – one who not only seeks insights about life on Earth, but many other worlds.

About 20 years ago, I began working with a man named Phil seemingly by chance (if there is such a thing as chance). At the time, a young woman interested in past life therapy made two appointments with me but cancelled both of them at the last minute.

When I finally drove to her home for a third appointment, I was not altogether surprised that her car was not there. Instead, an unfamiliar truck was in her driveway, and a note was on her door; she had unexpectedly been called away on business at the last minute but found a substitute for the session. My new subject Phil was waiting for me inside.

Phil had never tried past life therapy but was curious about my work. During our first session, he haltingly relived an uneventful past life as an old man wandering around a desert searching for water. Afterwards, I was not sure Phil would make a good subject, but he was quite keen to try again, so I scheduled another appointment with him.

In our second session utilizing past life therapy, Phil became a bit more talkative, and related a past life in which he had lived as an oppressed Jewish draftsman forced to work with the German military against his will to design submarine bases during the war.

By the time we attempted another session, Phil became more accustomed to past life therapy and more comfortable with me. Our third session was mainly concerned with a life Phil had lived as a woman in ancient South America, in which he even relived giving birth to a child. As fascinating as that was to witness, what Phil revealed in subsequent past life therapy sessions was even more astonishing.

During our now regular past life therapy sessions, Phil caught glimpses of a strange place with jagged mountains and a red sky. This place frightened him but piqued his curiosity.

Once Phil overcame his fear, he recounted an otherworldly life: he belonged to a race of hairless humanoid beings capable of traveling vast distances through space. His mission was to check on and re-supply a scientific mining colony on a harsh and remote planet. Unfortunately, his spacecraft had mechanical problems and arrived on the planet too late; all of the alien colonists had died of dehydration and starvation on that desolate world.

By utilizing past life therapy, Phil overcame remorse for the death of his colleagues in an unearthly life, and we were given an unexpected window into a haunting alien existence.

Dolores Cannon