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संन्यास या ग्रहस्त जीवन | Past Life Regression | Antaryatra By Nishant

#antaryatra #hypnosis #pastlife #antaryatrabynishant Join us on Telegram https://t.me/Antaryatraa Contact us on WhatsApp 7379521176 I, Nishant Singh, a Past Life Therapist, present this real Past Life Regression (PLR) case study of a 25-year-old married sister who sought a solution to the conflict between her spiritual aspirations and her householder life. ​Her Conflict: Due to her lifelong dedication to the Brahma Kumaris organization, she never wanted to marry. However, family circumstances compelled her to do so. She wanted to know why this happened, especially since she was living a celibate life even after marriage, leading to disputes with her husband and in-laws. ​Guidance from Past Life Regression: ​Spirit Guide: In a deep trance, her Spirit Guide, who first appeared as an angel, transformed into Maa Tarayani—the Goddess she worshiped in her childhood. ​Past Life 1 (Servant): She saw herself as a 40-year-old unmarried servant caring for his paralyzed master, whom she recognized as her father in this current life. ​Past Life 2 (Politician): In another life, she was a political figure named 'Neelakhi' in Rajghat, Uttarakhand. She helped people reclaim their usurped land but died in a car accident caused by her own father and brother. Her soul later found liberation after praying at a Maa Tarayani temple. ​Past Life 3 (Teacher): In her most recent past life, she was in a very pure relationship with her current husband in Vizianagaram, Andhra Pradesh. She became a teacher but died at age 30 after collapsing from joy. Before leaving, she promised her husband they would meet again; he passed away two years later. ​Maa Tarayani's Message: Maa Tarayani revealed that they met again in this life to fulfill unfulfilled desires and complete the wishes of her husband from the previous birth. Most importantly, the Goddess prophesied that her husband would pass away in about one year. After this, her life would become completely spiritual. She would get a job, but later leave it to dedicate herself entirely to social service and spiritual work, living in an ashram. ​My Suggestion: I advised her to spend the next year as a good wife, cherishing her time with her husband. This would ensure that no unfulfilled desire causes them to be bound together again in a future birth. I believe this guidance provides her with a peaceful path forward.