Past Lives Regression Therapy

I am currently an alumni of the regression therapy training program coordinated by Victor Chirea, a program accredited by the Earth Association for Regression Therapy (EARTh). Find details at: https://victorchirea.ro/formare/

My experience with past life regression began, like so many gateways and teachings in my life, with Judy Hall, the master of experiential astrology. (learn more about Judy Hall here – https://monikapuiu.ro/ro/cristale/judy-hall/)

One of the first workshops coordinated by Judy Hall that I attended was held at Glastonbury and included a guided meditation on a topic related to attachments. Initially I told myself that it was not something I could personally relate to: “I don’t have such a thing, or I don’t have this anymore.”

But here I was, in the next moment, plunging directly into a previous life in which I suffered a lot and which has a great influence on my current life, especially in my relationship with the church – an influence that I am only now starting to truly cleanse.

Then, in an instant, I then ended up, there in Glastonbury, standing face to face with a man of whom I had been incredibly afraid. Naturally, I asked him to release me.

The result, however, was that I did not follow the group meditation guided by Judy Hall at all. I actually was present somewhere else and at another time. As if in a dream I heard noises at one point, people were leaving the classroom in Glastonbury. But I hadn’t fully returned to this reality. I was sick, I was very weak, I knew that something was very wrong. I felt like a puppet – I went to Judy and she did an emergency cleaning. She got me back on my feet for a moment, but she said: “You know we have to work on this. You spontaneously regressed and we have to check why and what is there”.

I had entered the regression on my own, no one had taught me how to do it – but I didn’t solve anything by simply going back there.

I had attempted regression before, but without knowing what I was doing. Each time in my regression I met the same man and repeatedly asked him to release me. He knew that he had to release me right away, but he simply didn’t want to. He was very angry.

Three times I asked him to release me. And if you ask, normally he must release you.

I did the regression spontaneously, but I didn’t turn back. I stood there, very upset about what had happened.

Judy Hall told me that we couldn’t leave things like that – for two days I did several regressions with her. I worked with her in a slightly different way than the regression therapy I am learning now, which is very much based on psychotherapy.

Judy was doing an energetic cleansing process. As much as I could cleanse then, I cleansed. Then, for years, nothing happened, then I went to Judy again and so on.

At one point, I did therapy with Gabi Apostol, who guided me towards regression therapy: “You have to see and become aware of what is there in your body, what information you have there,” she told me.

Judy could no longer work – then, by chance, I came across a regression therapist who was in training within the program coordinated by Victor Chirea. I set up a session with her, which happened to be after I returned from a trip I did to Mount Athos – it was the third or fourth one trip to Athos I had done in this life. Then, 20 years ago, when I had the revelation during Judy’s workshop, I knew that what I had relived in regression had happened on Mount Athos.

In this life, as Monika, I arrived in Athos for the first time in the company of good friends. We went to Ouranopolis, the small town right at the gates of the monastery area, a wonderful place where we found a restaurant that was advertised as being very pleasant. We were all feeling good, until about seven monks sat down at a nearby table. From that moment on, I started to feel sick, there was a deep bodily reaction – no question of eating anything something there.

Another time when I arrived at Athos, I was simply arguing with the mountain – an extraordinary beautiful mountain. I felt like the mountain was rejecting me and this feeling irritated me terribly. Another time we were going to the mountain in a boat, also in the company of friends, and we found ourselves fiercely arguing over nothing. When we decided to go back, suddenly good understanding and good mood returned to us almost in an instant.

This time, before leaving Athos for Bucharest, I made my own altar of forgiveness, then, in Bucharest, I had regression therapy. Then I remembered all the details of that life and I also understood my own involvement in the dramatic events, I understood what made that man not want to untie me. At this regression, we forgave each other. That did not cancel what happened, but forgiveness makes us no longer suffer.

I then continued to work with this therapist, then I asked to study at the school where she had studied – the regression therapy training program coordinated by Victor Chirea.

Victor Chirea is a regression therapist certified by EARTh, a psychotherapist in Gestalt therapy as a member of the College of Psychologists of Romania.

The training program has been internationally accredited since 2016 by the Earth Association for Regression Therapy (EARTh), and the diploma obtained at the end will allow each student to register with the association as a professional or certified member.

Qualified individuals working in the health/therapy field (psychology, medicine, social work, psychopedagogy, theology, complementary therapy) can register, as well as those who do not work in the health field and demonstrate maturity and psycho-emotional health, internal condition as future therapists, and the ability to enter into regression as clients.

The program combines 3 main directions:

• Evadio School, which the trainer also graduated from, under the supervision of Marianne Carolus.
• Tasso International Institute – this includes a manual written by Hans TenDam (Deep Healing and Transformation) and sports offered by Marion Boon (teaching and therapy).
• Professional training of trainer Victor Chirea, which includes Gestalt therapy, Master of Clinical Psychology and Psychological Counseling, NLP, transpersonal psychology, Timeline Healing, complementary therapies, quantum physics and others.

I started the training program in March 2024.

For me, regression therapy is a method of healing, of correcting things from the past that we are not even aware of.

I have been fighting against the church for as long as I can remember, but it never occurred to me that this had a very personal reason. Actually it did not belong to me as the person I am now, but it was a reason of my soul.

Since I untied this, my relationship with the church has changed considerably. Last year I went to Santiago de Compostella for Easter and I realised that I have no hard feelings left – churches no longer revolt me. I am no longer irritated by the representation of the crucified Jesus, which used to fill me with deep physical indignation, formulated in terms like: ˝Why would we worship the image of this most heinous crime? Jesus is something else, he is the light and the resurrection!˝

About two and a half years ago, in Peru, I was in a pilgrimage site, at a high altitude, about 4800 m, a place where people have been going for energy recharge – for thousands of years. There is a huge meteorite that has fallen there, some thousands of years ago – and on top of this mountain the colonisers built a Catholic church – this was usual in the Americas after the Conquesta. Now the meteorite is covered in glass, and on the glass is painted the image of Jesus crucified. They say you can pray there, you can ask for anything you want. When I first got there, I just indignant as I usually did and shouted in my mind: ˝Jesus, why did they paint you on the cross? I can’t accept this!˝ Next to me I heard: ˝I can!˝

Almost two and a half years passed since this moment. I had advanced in past life regression therapy and then I ended up in exactly the same place in Peru, for the second time. The same meteorite, the same altar, of course the same painting. I got there, I went in, I looked to the meteorite, but I didn’t even see what was painted there! I looked straight into the center. I just caught the essence, I got past the detail that used to paralyse me – and it was so beautiful! Moreover, the whole journey there felt easy and pleasant – in contrast to all the effort of climbing and breathing at high altitude, which had been very difficult for me in the past.

Basically, I was different – that is how powerfully transformative the effects of regression therapy can be. For me it is a method to refine and expand my capacity for shamanic work.