Life Purpose Regression

Few things in life are more painfully devastating than a feeling that one’s life is without purpose. Tragedies and successes come and go, and we hurt and we heal, but existing without purpose degrades the spirit and dramatically lowers quality of life. Though one may not even be aware of it consciously, or be willing to admit to it, a sense that we have come into the world randomly, accidentally and without some reason for being casts a shadow of fatalism and hopelessness over our lives. The suspicion that we are nothing but the product of a biological act and have no meaningful purpose can produce disheartening consequences, or worse.

It might not be an exaggeration to say that much of the hatred, violence and disregard for the lives of others that we see in everything from road rage to third-world genocides might be traced directly to an inarticulate sense of purposelessness. Some find justification for indulging in sociopathic behavior through a conviction that life is meaningless and therefore unprincipled, an existential outlook which creates indifference to the well-being of others. Some, to fill that inner emptiness, gravitate toward social or religious extremes, finding therein a “cause” to support, often violently, that satisfies their need for purpose.

In the Soviet Union, before the downfall of communism, there was a cynical saying: “The State pretends to pay us, and we pretend to work.” Even something so seemingly innocuous as feeling that one’s job is without purpose can produce enough ineptitude, apathy, depression and attendant dysfunctions, such as alcoholism and drug abuse, to cause an entire cultural structure to break down. We can imagine how much emotional and mental distress might be alleviated simply by discovering that each individual life has worth, and is woven inextricably into a common destiny. Obviously, to live at a high level of functioning and happiness it is necessary to believe that one is living on purpose.

Here is where hypnosis can function as even more than a powerful therapeutic aid for behavior modification and beneficial change. Here is where hypnosis can actually become the means by which we are able to discover that our lives are intentional and purposeful. And that we, ourselves, before our birth, agreed upon and committed to that intention and purpose. We believe that everyone has a purpose, and that fulfilling that purpose creates within us the joy that is our birthright. In Dr. Wayne Dyer’s latest book, “Inspiration,” he describes participating in a hypnotic regression in which he discovered, not only that he did, indeed, have a purpose, but precisely what that purpose was. He writes, “In a powerful experience of hypnosis, I re-created a conversation between my highest spiritual self and my originating Source . . . It was an amazing experience, which I encourage everyone to seek the opportunity to have . . .”

Because the subconscious mind is infinite in scope and remembers everything that has ever taken place, without consideration for time or distance, the experience which we have all undergone - that of committing to our life’s purpose before manifesting in our present bodies - can be successfully recalled and re-experienced, so that we may KNOW the answer to the ages-old question, “Why am I here?”

If you have ever asked that question, hypnosis will help you find the answer and give you a most precious possession: an inner certainty of your worth and purpose. Does having this tremendously empowering and life changing knowledge appeal to you? Then let us explain how our wonderful process, Life-Purpose Regression, will re-connect you to your reason for being.

For more information and to schedule an appointment, please call us at 303.424.2331. At Eastburn Hypnotherapy Center we have your success in mind.