As I reached into the old trauma memories, I realized that he was originally miscarried and stayed around and entered his mother’s womb the next time she became pregnant.So you believe in reincarnation then? What faith are you if I might ask? Do you call yourself a psychic, and if so, is your faith okay with that? In all due respect, I find some of the information you give to the grievous post-abortive mother (about the child's soul not going to heaven) to be anything but supportive to her cause.
“I find some of the information you give to the grievous post-abortive mother (about the child’s soul not going to heaven) to be anything but supportive to her cause.”
When I am involved it is usually years later and there are complications in the mother’s health. Removing the attachment is often a part of the resolution. I’ve often asked myself, is what I am removing merely a thought form of guilt in the mother or is it a real soul of a fetus. There are many variables and there are times when I am certain it is one or the other and times when I am not sure.
I was once working on a man who was very ill in bed. His wife was sitting on a chair in the corner of the room observing. (Both were in their late 50’s) I heard unusual sounds and turned as his wife was on the floor, legs spread and breathing and pushing like she is delivering a baby. I walked over to comfort her and she continued the process, breathing through it to relaxation. Her words to me after were, I just delivered the baby I aborted.
She was a strong Catholic. There were no words about it prior as it was spontaneous and there was no discussion after. I noticed it gave her soul much comfort. In that situation, it appeared to be a release of guilt.
“So you believe in reincarnation then? What faith are you if I might ask? “
I am Christian and I accept Jesus as my Savior. You could say I am an experiential Christian. I accept the Bible as the word of God. As it relates to reincarnation, my belief does not matter. I do believe that Elisha had returned as Jesus stated in Matthew 17: 10-13. I find a minor translation error for most interpretations of Hebrews 9:27, but it really doesn’t matter. We must always deal with the present situations in our lives and not play victim based upon some supposed past aggrievances.
“Do you call yourself a psychic, and if so, is your faith okay with that?”
I don’t call myself anything other than a servant of God as that best describes my identity. Things are done through me and not by me. Although I slip up often in describing events, I am the observer.
I warn people against psychic work as their are many impostors and imitators sent by satan to guide people astray. Most psychics work through intermediaries and have no idea the purity of motive of their intermediary.