by Gerrit Gielen If you accept what the newspapers say about getting old, it would seem to be the worst thing that can happen to a human being. And for society at large, an aging population is perceived to be a disaster. Crowded nursing homes, unaffordable health care, dementia, and…
by Gerrit Gielen Many people continually bombard themselves with negative thoughts: “I cannot do this, this is not for me, I am weak, I must hide because who I am is bad, the world is not a safe place, this will probably go wrong”. Etcetera, etcetera. How did this happen?…
by Gerrit Gielen When you make an important choice in your life, you are actually choosing between two possible futures. As soon as you have made the choice, one possible future falls away. Right? Or does that alternative future exist as well, in a parallel world, and is it experienced…
by Gerrit Gielen In this essay, Gerrit explores the consequences of a non-linear notion of time for the field of regression therapy. He argues that getting in touch with other lives is not so much about remembering something that is over and done with. Rather, it is a creative interaction…
Gerrit Gielen The year 2012 is drawing to a close. It is becoming painfully clear that almost all of the – often channeled – predictions for this year have not come about. No huge natural disasters, no shifting of the poles, no mass ascension, no Niburu cataclysm, no alien invasion,…
Becoming the angel that you are Gerrit Gielen Many people are hypersensitive. They cannot stand the noise, aggression and hasty pace of modern society. Often they suffer from psychosomatic disorders and insomnia. What other folks take for granted, for example going to a family party, is quite a chore for…