I personally have done past life regression several times. I've visited at least seven past lives and it didn't occur to me until today that there were two regressions that I felt were particularly profound and both of them impact my present day. The first was a regression that I did about eight years ago. The meaning that I took away from that regression was different then than what I see in it now, but as with all things sometimes it takes us awhile to have an aha! moment. A summary of the regression is as follows:
I was a young woman with dark skin and hair, perhaps of Indian descent and I was living in a Scandinavian village. I hadn't been born there. I was taken from my village when the people of this land invaded my land and conquered my people. My original family had been killed. I was a small child and I had been taken by a man of the conquering people to his home village (this might have been Nordic times as the outfits that were worn resembled what I know of these people). The village that I grew up in was by the sea, on a high mountain. I lived with this man (not at all abused), but he was gone at sea often and I was left alone. The people of the village resented and feared me because I was different from them, so I had no friends and was very lonely. During this regression, the man had come back from one of his journeys and I begged him to take me with him to sea. He refused and I felt resentment and anger toward him. At the end of the regression, when I faced my death, I was alone. I was an old woman, still in that village, but I had become someone that the village people respected for my abilities to bring peace and healing to the people of the village. In other words, I had turned my aloneness into spiritual teachings. I still had no friends at the time of my death, but I was very much at peace.

The second regression that was of great import took place when I was training in California. Nicole Graham (www.moderngoddessonline.com) was my past life regression coach and a summary went like this:
I found myself in the desert and it was so far back in time that I couldn't describe my outfit. I was wearing something beyond my scope of reference. Later, during the regression I was able to describe what others were wearing and Nicole deduced that I was likely in an ancient Mongolian dynasty. I, personally, was a young man of Asian descent during this life time. Maybe around 22 or 23. I had been trained as a religious man specifically to travel with a particular military general. This general had sent me into the desert to discover whether he would have a son if he married the white woman that they had taken as a slave from one of the villages that had been conquered. I knew that I could stay in the desert my whole life and never make that prediction, but I was afraid to tell him the that because he might have me killed. I deeply loved this man (not in a romantic way, but in a devoted, dedicated way). What I feared most was that he would not continue to allow me to travel with his military group. When I was brought back to him, I decided to tell him the truth, which is that I didn't know and that he should do what he felt was right. He laughed, I was allowed to live and I felt greatly relieved. I died a few days later on the battlefield. This general had been struck down during battle and I ran to him because I had complete loyalty and love for him and I was killed too.

So, in both of these past lives, I had a strong identity with a spiritual life. I am certainly more than my past or my past lives, but as I reflect on these, it becomes clear to me that it is not by accident that I feel most comfortable in a spiritual role. Soul coaching, teaching about the angels and spirits. All of this brings me bliss! In other words, it feels very much like living in line with my the truth of my soul. It helps me to feel more at ease with this role in this life time.

I share this to show you how a past life regression has many facets and has a positive ripple effect for you throughout this life. Many blessings.
Cheryl