Humanity has been using hypnosis for tens of thousands of years and has accumulated a great deal of practical experience in its application, especially in the treatment of various diseases. But science still can't really explain how hypnosis works and why. Many of his secrets remain unsolved. One of them is the transfer of a person to his past and even future lives, in which, as it is believed, he falls after his next incarnation (incarnation) into the physical body …
Scars remain on my soul
The methods of immersion in past and future lives are based on the doctrine of reincarnation - the transmigration of the soul into a new body. Depending on the direction of these dives, hypnosis is subdivided into regressive and progressive.
Regressive hypnosis allows you to send a person into his past, including his past lives. Such immersions provide information not only about the subject's occupations and family circumstances in past incarnations, but also about his then illnesses and injuries. It is believed that the injuries received by a person leave something like scars on his soul, which affect health in the present life. So, for example, if a person's eyes hurt, then it is possible that in some of his previous lives they were gouged out; joints or neck hurt - in previous lives he was chopped up in battle or his head was cut off on a block.
Often people subject themselves to regressive hypnosis simply out of curiosity, because many are interested in who they were in past lives. It is also important for people to find out what will happen to them in their future lives …
A bit of history
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The techniques of progressive hypnosis, an innovative direction in hypnology, help to penetrate the future. His methods were developed back in Hitler's Germany. In the USSR, similar experiments were carried out in the strictest secrecy in the 1950s, but very soon they were curtailed: the future described by the subjects did not suit Soviet ideologists.
In the 1970s, the famous American specialist Bruce Goldberg arranged hypnotic progression sessions. He introduced his patients (ordinary, completely healthy people) into a hypnotic trance, which allowed him to see the XXII and subsequent centuries. Those who underwent a progression talked about huge orbital stations-cities, about the contacts of mankind with aliens, about the spread of telepathy, clairvoyance, telekinesis on Earth, and about many other amazing things that, of course, cannot be confirmed or refuted.
In the 1980s, hypnotherapist Helen Wambach (USA) developed her own method of immersing subjects in a state of anticipation of their future lives. More than two and a half thousand people took part in her experiments. After the death of X, Wambach in 1985 was continued by her student, the talented hypnotherapist Charles Snow. The results of the research of H. Wambach, her colleagues and her own Ch. Snow presented in the book "Your life after 2000".
At present, experiments with progressive hypnosis are being carried out in many countries of the world, books, statistical reports and extensive studies are published on this problem and the prospects for humanity from the point of view of the subjects.
Perhaps the picture of the future, seen under hypnosis, will turn out to be reality
There is no end to those who want to know their future. Many leave hypnosis sessions inspired by joyful hopes that their own destiny in other incarnations will be happy and interesting. However, there are even more of those who bring very uncomfortable news from the future. Statistics, which have been going on since the 1970s, show that most subjects see themselves far from where they would like to be.
Computer "paradise"
Participants of the experiments, transferred to a particular century, often give different descriptions of it, which, on the whole, creates a very contradictory and confusing picture.
The reasons for this discord, most likely, lie in the socio-political atmosphere of society during the experiment. For example, in the 1970s-1980s, there was a confrontation between two powerful states - the USSR and the United States, countries were accumulating nuclear weapons, and there was a high probability of a conflict with their use. Hence the numerous bleak descriptions of human life after a nuclear war.
In the late 1980s - early 1990s, during a period of heightened optimism caused by the collapse of the socialist system and rapprochement with the West, most travelers to the future saw the world as technically developed, well-maintained, united into one state. Technologies flourish in it, diseases are defeated, new artificial organs are implanted in humans to replace worn-out ones, there are underground, underwater and orbital cities-colonies, settlements on other planets, the Earth is part of the galactic Commonwealth of Cosmic Reason, and so on.
Between 1990 and 2000, alarming notes took over again, this time related to the environment. Many subjects are immersed in the reality that exists after an ecological catastrophe, society is technologically thrown back into the distant past, divided into small rural communities, between which there are clashes over pastures, arable land, livestock, agricultural machinery, weapons.
In the most recent years, there has been a tendency to see our world in the future as extremely computerized. Everything is run by a narrow group of highly educated specialists. The rest of humanity has been turned into something like a zombie, in the brain of which microchips are implanted, and radio signals from the rulers come to them. These order signals penetrate into the appropriate parts of the brain and force people to do the work needed by their owners. In other versions of the future, these rulers turn out to be powerful computers, whose intelligence surpassed human intelligence. They keep people with them as servants.
Precision that amazed scientists
Where do the participants in the experiments under hypnosis get information about the coming centuries? Many experts believe that these stories are unconsciously composed by the subjects themselves. An important role here is played by the questions that the hypnologist asks the traveler to the future. Obviously, the technique of progressive hypnosis is not free from disadvantages.
Richard Berg. "Session of hypnosis". 1887 g.
In general, the data of hypnofuturology are more like exciting science fiction works than the results of serious scientific research. Perhaps someday, for example, in the XXIII century, some researcher will take into his hands the books and reports of today's hypnofuturists and find, among the various and contradictory descriptions of life in this century, a couple of such that will amaze the scientist with their accuracy. How does he explain such accuracy? That the subjects really saw the future under hypnosis? But why do hundreds of other people, who were also hypnotized, tell something completely different about the same XXX century?
The researcher can give answers, for example, such.
1. Correct guessing of the future is an accident. There is no reincarnation. The future seen with the so-called progressive hypnosis is nothing more than an illusion based on the subconscious idea of a given person about it.
2. The space-time continuum is constant, every second (or other time interval) of its existence is divided into autonomous parallel worlds. The development of humanity in each of them can go its own way. In other words, the future is numerous and multivariate, and different people under hypnosis fall into different branches of it, in which different versions of reality are realized.
3. Among people, there have always been and still exist a small number of clairvoyants (some of them may not even know about such an ability in themselves) who, under certain conditions (trance, hypnosis, another altered state of consciousness), manage to see forthcoming events. But clairvoyance is a very special topic. Hypnosis plays only an auxiliary role here, and reincarnation has nothing to do with it.
Source: "Secrets of the XX century"