Uncover the truth behind your past lives and incarnations while we learn about visiting the Akashic Records and working through your loops. Time/Date TBD
Dates: To Be Determined (TBD)
Class 1: Foundations of Consciousness Exploration
Date: TBD
An introduction to non-linear consciousness, memory, and identity. This class establishes a grounded framework for exploring past lives, soul memory, and expanded awareness without requiring belief. Students learn how different cultures, spiritual traditions, and psychological models understand consciousness beyond the present self.
Class 2: Introduction to Past Life Regression Therapy
Date: TBD
This class introduces past life regression as a therapeutic and exploratory modality. Students learn how regression works, the difference between literal and symbolic memory, and why past-life-style experiences can produce meaningful emotional and psychological insight regardless of interpretation.
Class 3: Ethics & Emotional Safety in Regression Work
Date: TBD
Focused on responsibility and care, this class explores ethical boundaries, consent, facilitator neutrality, and emotional safety. Students learn how to avoid suggestion, prevent overwhelm, and recognize when exploration should pause, ensuring regression work remains supportive and empowering.
Class 4: The Akashic Records — Foundations
Date: TBD
An introduction to the Akashic Records as an informational field of consciousness. This class explores historical, spiritual, and modern interpretations of the Records and teaches students how to approach access with clarity, respect, and discernment rather than prediction or dependency.
Class 5: Advanced Akashic Access Methods
Date: TBD
Building on foundational access, this class explores refined methods for engaging the Records. Students learn how to ask better questions, recognize themes and patterns, differentiate intuition from imagination, and ethically explore soul contracts, timelines, and higher-level insight.
Class 6: Incarnation Loops & Pattern Recognition
Date: TBD
This class introduces the concept of incarnation loops—repeating emotional, relational, or identity patterns across lifetimes or within a single life. Students learn how these loops form, why they persist, and how to recognize recurring themes without falling into fatalism or self-blame.
Class 7: Breaking Incarnation Loops Through Integration Practices
Date: TBD
Focused on empowerment and agency, this class teaches how awareness, integration, and conscious choice create exit points from repeating cycles. Students learn practical techniques for reclaiming fragmented aspects of self and completing learning cycles rather than repeating them.
Class 8: Trauma-Informed Spiritual Exploration
Date: TBD
This class integrates nervous system awareness with spiritual practice. Students learn to distinguish healing exploration from retraumatization, avoid spiritual bypassing, recognize trauma responses, and apply grounding and resourcing techniques to ensure spiritual work remains supportive and regulated.
Class 9: Integration, Discernment & Personal Practice
Date: TBD
A synthesis class focused on meaning-making and real-world application. Students learn how to integrate insights without over-identifying with spiritual narratives, maintain discernment, and develop a sustainable personal practice that supports growth rather than dependency.
Class 10 (Optional): Facilitation Pathway & Capstone Integration
Date: TBD
For students interested in guiding others or deepening their work, this optional class explores basic facilitation principles, ethical space-holding, and continued learning pathways. Students complete a reflective integration or personal capstone project.
