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In a recent higher self hypnosis session by hypnotherapist Tracy Ventura, a client revisited a past life that revealed striking parallels to her current struggles. As a teenager in that lifetime, she lived with a distant, angry father and a nurturing mother and sister. While her father’s absence spared her his volatility, his rare appearances cast a shadow over an otherwise idyllic childhood.
This is a question that comes up a lot, especially in the comments section of videos about reincarnation. We can best explain it by referring to a TikTok video that Tracy Ventura posted recently about a past life regression.
In a recent hypnosis session by Tracy, a client revisited a past life that revealed striking parallels to her current struggles. As a teenager in that lifetime, she lived with a distant, angry father and a nurturing mother and sister. While her father’s absence spared her his volatility, his rare appearances cast a shadow over an otherwise idyllic childhood.
When tragedy struck—her mother and sister died of the same illness—her grief consumed her. At her father’s remarriage, she chose misery over joy, believing happiness would dishonor their memory. By the end of that life, she was an isolated, bitter old woman who’d rejected love and opportunity.
Her higher self admitted: “We forced her to return. She didn’t choose these parents. She needs to learn to choose happiness.”
This mirrors Dolores Cannon’s famous analogy: Earth is a school where souls repeat grades until they pass. As Cannon stated, “You can’t graduate until you have been absolutely everything… You can’t skip a grade, but you can repeat one.”
Cannon, a pioneer in past life regression, spent decades mapping the soul’s journey. Her work reveals unsettling truths:
The client’s higher self revealed she was “forced” into her current life to relearn a lesson she’d failed in the past: joy is a choice, not a reward for perfection.
This aligns with Cannon’s findings: Souls engineer brutal lifetimes not out of cruelty, but urgency. If you refuse to learn a lesson (e.g., setting boundaries, releasing victimhood), the curriculum escalates.
Example:
As Cannon bluntly put it: “They don’t care… Same people, same problems, sometimes even a little worse.”
Paradoxically, Cannon taught that souls graduate not by achieving greatness, but by releasing egoic identities. To “be everything,” you must ultimately be nothing:
This client’s past life self clung to grief as an identity. Her current self clings to anger. Until she releases both, her soul will keep enrolling her in Trauma 101.
Cannon’s work and the client’s session agree: Escaping karmic loops requires ruthless self-honesty.
Complaining about Earth’s brutality misses the point. As Cannon explained, this planet is the universe’s most advanced training ground precisely because it’s chaotic. Where else could you:
Your soul craves this polarity. It’s how you learn to discern truth from illusion.
The client’s higher self, Dolores Cannon, and countless regression accounts agree: Incarnation isn’t a choice—it’s a mandate.
Your soul enrolled you here because Earth’s chaos is the fastest way to:
So, the next time you think, “I’d never volunteer for this hellscape,” remember: You didn’t. Your soul did. And it’s not letting you quit until you graduate.
You might not have chosen the game, but you’re here. So play fiercely. Play kindly. Play like your soul’s evolution depends on it (because it does).
After all, the goal isn’t to “win” Earth. It’s to leave the table having learned something worth carrying into the next round. 🌟