About Me

As an astrologer and past life regression therapist, I occupy a unique interdisciplinary space where ancient esoteric wisdom intersects with contemporary therapeutic frameworks. My practice synthesizes psychological astrology, evolutionary astrology, and regression therapy to explore the profound interconnection between a person’s natal chart and their karmic narrative. Astrology, for me, is not merely a tool for prediction but a symbolic language that decodes the soul’s blueprint. Each birth chart is a multi-dimensional map, revealing a person’s intrinsic potentials, developmental challenges, and, more significantly, the imprints of unresolved narratives carried across lifetimes. Drawing from the tradition of Carl Jung’s archetypal psychology and Dane Rudhyar’s humanistic astrology, I approach each chart as a living manuscript of the psyche and soul. In tandem with this astrological framework, my practice of past life regression therapy—anchored in the methods of Dr. Brian Weiss and Dolores Cannon—aims to access and re-integrate fragmented aspects of consciousness. Through deep trancework, clients are guided into altered states where suppressed karmic memories surface, often unveiling core wounds, unprocessed grief, or unfulfilled desires that echo into the present lifetime. This integrative modality allows me to facilitate healing that is both psychologically grounded and spiritually expansive.

The underlying philosophy of my work is predicated on the belief that healing and self-realization are nonlinear processes that often require revisiting the past—sometimes beyond the boundaries of this lifetime. I hold that past life recall, when approached therapeutically, is not an exercise in escapism or fantasy but a method of tracing the soul’s evolving identity across incarnations. Through the synergy of astrology and regression therapy, clients often gain insight into recurrent relational patterns, fears, talents, and life themes that cannot be easily explained by early childhood or family systems alone. I frequently witness how unresolved trauma from prior lives manifests in the current incarnation as physical ailments, phobias, emotional blocks, or relationship difficulties. These manifestations become more intelligible when viewed through the lens of astrological symbolism: Saturn may reveal karmic debts; Pluto, the soul’s evolutionary imperative; the lunar nodes, a compass for past and future development. In my work, astrology acts as the diagnostic tool while regression becomes the therapeutic intervention. Clients emerge from our sessions with greater emotional clarity, spiritual orientation, and a renewed sense of purpose that often extends far beyond conventional therapeutic outcomes.

Academically, my work is situated within the growing body of transpersonal psychology and consciousness studies, fields that attempt to bridge the gap between empirical science and metaphysical experience. I consistently emphasize ethical integrity, grounded methodology, and psychological safety in all regression sessions. Clients are never led or suggested narratives; instead, I create a supportive environment that allows inner wisdom to emerge organically. My approach is neither deterministic nor fatalistic; rather, it is rooted in empowerment, offering individuals a mirror to recognize their agency within the karmic process. In this capacity, I view the natal chart not as a static fate map but as a symbolic guide to conscious co-creation. It is a mythopoetic structure within which the soul navigates experience, choice, and growth.

How It Works

Astrology and Past Life Regression Therapy represent two profound modalities rooted in ancient metaphysical systems, each offering unique yet complementary mechanisms for understanding and healing the psyche. While often dismissed in mainstream discourse due to their esoteric origins, both practices have found renewed relevance in contemporary psychological and somatic healing frameworks. Astrology, particularly in its evolutionary form, is a symbolic language that maps the psychological and spiritual blueprint of the individual, encoded in the natal chart at the moment of birth. This chart serves as a multidimensional mirror, reflecting not only personality traits and developmental patterns but also the deeper karmic themes and evolutionary intentions of the soul across lifetimes. Evolutionary Astrology, as developed through the work of figures like Jeffrey Wolf Green, posits that the soul incarnates with specific unresolved karmic content—represented symbolically by key astrological points such as the Lunar Nodes, Pluto, and aspects to the South Node—that requires reintegration and transformation for continued growth. These unresolved residues manifest as patterns in the psyche, unconscious drives, and emotional dynamics that often appear intractable through conventional psychotherapeutic methods.
Parallel to astrology, Past Life Regression Therapy (PLRT) provides a direct experiential gateway into these unresolved patterns. PLRT is a psychospiritual method that facilitates access to autobiographical material stored in the subconscious, including images, emotions, and somatic sensations originating in previous incarnations. Based on the premise that consciousness is non-local and continuous beyond one biological life, PLRT allows the client to re-experience significant past life episodes that have bearing on current psychological symptoms. The therapeutic aim is not merely to “remember” past lives for curiosity’s sake, but to emotionally process and recontextualize the unresolved traumas, beliefs, and relational imprints that continue to influence present-day behavior, health, and relationships. The catharsis that occurs through regression often mirrors the dynamics of trauma release observed in somatic-based therapies such as Peter Levine’s Somatic Experiencing, underscoring the mind-body continuity of psychological healing. Traumatic imprints from past lives, just like those from early childhood, become encoded in the nervous system, producing symptoms such as chronic anxiety, irrational fears, psychosomatic illnesses, phobias, or unexplainable patterns of failure, loss, or disempowerment. PLRT enables the retrieval and resolution of these hidden imprints by bringing them into conscious awareness under guided trance states, typically induced through hypnotherapy or deep relaxation techniques.
What distinguishes these methods from more conventional therapeutic models is their transpersonal and integrative scope. Western psychotherapy, though valuable in addressing ego-level issues and trauma, often falls short in dealing with persistent, existential, or transgenerational wounds. Clients may understand their behavior intellectually but still feel trapped in emotional cycles they cannot rationally transcend. Astrology and regression work penetrate deeper layers of the unconscious, engaging the client not just as a psychological ego but as an evolving soul with a multi-life history and purpose. When these modalities are used together, they create a holistic framework that unifies symbolic insight with emotional experience. Astrology provides the roadmap—the symbolic and archetypal structure of the soul’s karmic themes and evolutionary challenges—while PLRT offers the experiential depth to resolve the emotional and energetic charge bound up in past-life memories. For example, a client with a South Node in the 7th house and Pluto in Libra may unconsciously repeat codependent relationship patterns rooted in abandonment wounds from past incarnations. The chart identifies this as a theme; regression therapy allows the client to retrieve and heal the original experience—perhaps the death of a partner, betrayal, or disempowerment in a prior life—that continues to reverberate in the present.
One of the most compelling reasons why Astrology and Past Life Regression stand out among healing modalities is their capacity to address the root causes of suffering, rather than merely managing symptoms. In contrast to approaches that focus on behavioral modification or cognitive restructuring alone, these tools aim to dissolve the underlying energetic imprints that perpetuate dysfunction. This depth-oriented model resonates strongly with findings in modern trauma science, which acknowledges that trauma is held in the body and nervous system, and cannot be fully healed through talk therapy alone. Moreover, both Astrology and PLRT honor the subjective and symbolic dimension of human experience. In an age dominated by materialism and reductionist science, these practices reintroduce the sacred into the healing process, validating the role of myth, archetype, and spiritual continuity. This re-sacralization of the psyche can be profoundly empowering, especially for clients who have felt pathologized or spiritually fragmented by conventional systems.
Furthermore, the efficacy of Past Life Regression has been documented in a growing body of qualitative research and clinical observation. Pioneers like Dr. Brian Weiss, Dr. Roger Woolger, and Dr. Linda Backman have published extensive case studies demonstrating long-term healing of anxiety, depression, chronic illness, and interpersonal dysfunction following regression therapy. Although the epistemological framework of PLRT may challenge materialist paradigms, its therapeutic outcomes—especially when integrated with somatic and astrological insight—are difficult to ignore. Similarly, astrology is gaining recognition among depth psychologists and integrative practitioners for its precision in mapping unconscious dynamics. Contemporary Jungian astrologers and psychotherapists alike increasingly view the natal chart as a diagnostic and developmental tool that enhances psychological insight and treatment planning.
Another strength of this combined method is its non-linear and non-pathologizing perspective on suffering. In the astrological and karmic paradigm, difficulties are not viewed as random misfortunes or psychiatric “disorders” but as meaningful challenges that reflect the soul’s growth trajectory. A person suffering from abandonment issues, for example, may not merely be “anxious-avoidant” in attachment style but may be working through a complex karmic theme of grief, loss, or betrayal that has unfolded over multiple lifetimes. This contextual reframing allows the client to step out of victim consciousness and into a more empowered, compassionate, and purpose-driven narrative. Similarly, symptoms such as autoimmune conditions, infertility, or unexplained body pain may, in some cases, correlate to unresolved energetic trauma from past incarnations, carried in the etheric or emotional body and projected into the physical form. By addressing these root causes, both Astrology and PLRT can generate spontaneous and sustainable healing across multiple layers—mental, emotional, somatic, and spiritual.
The success of these methods also relies on their experiential depth and client-led process. In regression, the client is not fed a story by the therapist but is guided to access and interpret their own inner experiences, fostering agency and intuitive trust. In astrology, clients often find uncanny resonance with the chart’s depiction of their inner life, validating feelings they had never been able to articulate. The archetypal language of astrology and the narrative structure of regression allow the psyche to metabolize trauma in a way that is symbolic, embodied, and emotionally integrated. This integration is essential to the transformation of core identity, not just the relief of symptoms.
Finally, Astrology and Past Life Regression Therapy align with the growing global interest in consciousness-based models of healing, which acknowledge that the human being is more than a body and mind—it is a soul with a history that extends beyond the current incarnation. This worldview is increasingly supported by fields such as transpersonal psychology, quantum consciousness research, and near-death experience studies, which challenge the boundaries of the conventional self. In this broader paradigm, healing is not merely about returning to a functional baseline but about evolving into a more authentic, integrated, and spiritually awakened state of being. Clients are not just treated as patients but as co-creators of their own healing journey, capable of remembering, releasing, and realigning with the deeper truth of who they are.
In conclusion, Astrology and Past Life Regression Therapy offer a unique, integrative, and deeply effective approach to psychological and spiritual healing. By bridging ancient wisdom traditions with modern therapeutic insight, these modalities illuminate the hidden patterns of suffering and provide pathways for conscious evolution. They empower individuals to move beyond symptom management into soul-level transformation, offering not only relief from pain but a renewed sense of meaning, purpose, and inner coherence. As more people seek healing that touches the full spectrum of their humanity—mind, body, and soul—these methods stand out as among the most sophisticated and compassionate available in the landscape of contemporary healing.