Healing From The Holocaust

Trauma experienced in past lives can affect your present one. In this connection, Jamuna Rangachari explores reincarnation and the role that past life regression therapy plays in healing deep-seated wounds inflicted by events such as the Holocaust

- Jamuna Rangachari

Healing is not only essential for enjoying a stress-free life but also has many layers to it. Often, extreme trauma or violence experienced in one's past life can manifest as debilitating illness, phobia, mania, or unexplained mental and behavioural issues in a person's current life. Incidents like genocide, holocaust, ethnic cleansing, and war crimes inflict deep wounds on the souls of the victims which affect even their subsequent lives.

However, trauma can be healed only when we accept that it had happened and then work on resolving it from the strength of our inner self. Interestingly, the therapy of past life regression has helped unravel many such limiting factors in a person's life, which are caused by extreme cruelty and violence experienced in their past lives.

In recent history, there is nothing as horrific as the Holocaust where numerous innocent people were subjected to barbaric treatment, making even demons squirm. In my own reading of history, I have always wondered about the karmic outcomes of such acts in the next lives of both the victims and perpetrators.

This made me explore the domain of healing, as I knew that the creator would shed some light on this aspect.

The Holocaust and its impact

Ameeta Sanghvi Shah, a PLRT (past life regression therapy) therapist from Mumbai says, “Events like the Holocaust, cruelty, violence, and wars reverberate into future lives as well, preventing a person from joyful living and reaching their full potential. Their healing happens across the quantum of time and space as these are events that affect an entire region, are quite complex, and affect many people involved.