Kelly, 24, has been claustrophobic since childhood. Lately, the fear has intensified: the girl felt as if she was "being pushed and beaten by force," "unable to breathe," "locked in the midst of chaos."
In the open space, Kelly had bouts of intense fear that "soon she will be surrounded by walls."
The girl turned to the psychotherapist Morris Netherton.
“A complete mess. I saw around me waste paper, boxes and documentation, began to tremble. I felt that these things are pushing me into a cycle. I had to go outside to catch my breath. I felt like I was going to faint,”- this is how Kayleigh described the situation when the company she worked for went bankrupt and had to put things in order.
Dr. Netherton put the girl into a state of hypnosis, and Kayleigh began to describe the pictures she saw:
“The man grabbed me by the shoulders, pushed me into a large box and closed the door. I screamed loudly and pounded with my fists, no one heard. In exhaustion, she fell into a corner, curled up in a ball, it was impossible to stand in full growth in the box. She cried quietly. Then a streak of sunlight appeared, and I started banging hard on the walls. The panic began.
Later, Kelly and a group of women were sent to a public bath. “I’m black with a brand on my left shoulder. By order, we stood in a circle and poured water over us. More and more women are entering the room. I am a slave …"
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Kelly was put in a box again, and had to defecate in the same place. I tried to hold my breath for a long time, opened my mouth to sigh and my lungs filled with fetid air.
“We were taken aboard the ship, hundreds of people huddled in the stinking hold. I heard a loud crack of wood. Water began to seep from the bottom of the hold. God! Water! I see water, it burned my lungs, there is no feeling of moisture, but as if you are being fried. I'm gone, gone."
"Are you leaving your body?"
"Yes, I'm not in it anymore."
Following Kelly plunged into the memories of her birth. Due to urgent delivery, the obstetrician could not arrive on time to the woman in labor. The nurses ordered to "hold back", "not to let the child go out before the doctor comes." Two nurses held the mother's legs together.
Two points of Kelly's treatment converge here. When she entered this world, she had to stay in the womb, waiting for freedom.
The birth scene was the cause of claustrophobia. And a past life among feces and death at sea led to the fact that Kelly, surrounded by confusion, begins to panic.
After the course of treatment, Kelly's mental state returned to normal.
This case of Past Life Therapy is reflected in Morris Netherton's Past Life Therapy, co-authored with Nancy Shiffrin.
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