Ancestors and Spirit Attachments - Roger Woolger Interview part 2

Part 2 of an interview with Dr Roger Woolger Author of "Other Lives, Other Selves" continues to talk about his many years working with Regression therapy, releasing Ancestral energies and Spirit attachments. Our culture has few practices for releasing the dead, with the result that many energy problems, obsessive issues and persistent complexes often turn out to be old or ancestral spirit energies attempting to use us as a vehicle to resolve their own unfinished issues. Roger Woolger has frequently encountered and removed unwanted and unhappy spirits. Some originally attach to us in childhood, others after death of a family member. others have been with us for many lifetimes. His principles and approaches derive from Jungain, Buddhist and European views of the spirit entities by showing how these spirits respond to loving and compassionate treatment. Dr Woolger holds degrees in Psychology, Philosophy and Religion from Oxford and London Universities. Trained as an analyst at the C.G Jung Institute in Zurich, he has created a unique form of spiritual psychotherapy called Deep Memory Process and is internationally recognised for his pioneering work in past life regression.

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[HimmelsscheibeNebra]

@Damis10001

You're right. He isn't disturbing Woolger, isn't bringing himself into foreground, asking only to open long answers or to confirm - really positive.

I like listening to the explanations of Woolger!

[Silenus6]

Let him talk!

[Damis10001]

I'm very impressed with the work of the interviewer. I'm a fan of Dr. Woolger, but this is my first viewing of this program. Excellent!

[XYmar89]

Nice to see and hear Roger Woolger again