Experiences with the Woolger CD

Wow, Chris! Those were great results. It sounds intriguing. You should always go with your first thought (South America), but there is also such environments in Asia - it could fit with the skin colour as well. Just suggesting


Oooh, I can't wait until I get the cd and try it out too!!

Wow, thanks for sharing, Curious Girl, and a nice validation, too. :thumbsup:


Karoliina

Wow, that's a great validation - thanks for sharing!

Wow that's great, I really enjoyed reading your experiences with it!:thumbsup:

Woolger CD


Hi group, I'm new to the list. I'm excited about the reports of the Woolger CD. I have done a two hour therapy session with a Woolger trained therapist that I reported about in another list, that healed a very deep wound. (The wound was separation by Gestapo from my mother in Germany at age 5). In this life I had been plagued with obsession about dark-haired women who were semitic, hispanic, or asian in appearance. This obsession got me into big trouble five years ago, and caused much meloncholy and longing for many years before that.


I have also done a regular hypnotic regression, and have had much of the info validated by two different psychics. This has NOT been driven just by academic curiosity, it has been necessary for my mental health and soul health.


I have tried one CD or far, with no results other than a little sleep. I have very high regard for Woolger based on his writings and my one experience with someone trained by him, so I'm going to purchase the CD and book as several of you have.


I now see my relationship to my wife and my youngest son in a totally different light. Many baffling mysteries explained by seeing us through the soul's (and God's) eyes. Why the three of us are so different, but such a close bond. A soul bond.


I have been starved for a place to discuss these things, and to hear from others with similar experiences. My youngest son is the closest thing to a fellow traveler in this stuff that I have. My wife (of 40 years) basically doesn't believe it even though she's a key part of it! What irony.


I'll keep you posted when I use the Woolger CD. I also want to post more here. I have some other posts in other places in this forum too, look up oldsoul if you want to read them. I go into more detail about my regressions in those posts.


Thanks for reading this.

Hiya Oldsoul, good to see you!


I look forward to reading about your experience with the Woolger cd

Meredith?


Last weekend I had a good chance to try out the Woolger cd. It was beautiful weather, so I went outside in the sunshine and got comfortable on a blanket. This is what came out of it.


I already mentioned some of my results with Woolger in this thread and I thought it would interesting to focus more on the girl.


This is from my journal:


I saw myself in a room, it was very minimalistic if not poor. It was a kind of livingroom. I was standing by a table made of dark wood and I think I was sowing something. I had needles in my mouth. Behind me was a window without a pane, only shudders on the inside, and the sun was shining through the open shudders with a warm, summery light. I could hear the sound from outside of cows moving by and their cowbells and a guy calling 'Meredith' – I feel that was my name. I felt happy to hear his voice and went outside in the sunshine to greet him.


Next, I saw was of this girl standing by a bridge. She had a leather bag on her back with willow in it. I was waiting for a carriage to pass the bridge as there wasn't enough space for both me and that. A sleepy man with a hat was driving it and a sleepy ox was dragging it. It was heavy and moving slowly, squirkingly over the bridge. I greeted him with a smile and a wave and he put his hand to his hat, but his facial expression didn't change. I also think I had a basket in my hands. It was cloudy, but summer.


I also went to a scene where I was sitting by a bed, an alcove. A very sick woman was lying there, practically dead, and I was so sad that she was dying. I think this was my mother. I heard a church bell somewhere outside and I thought 'Another one is gone'.


When asked to go to a happy scene I saw myself on a crowded "street" (more like a wide, muddy path between houses) watching a procession go by. It was a very short flash, but I think they were nuns - they were singing and swinging those incense bowls used in the Catholic church. I remember thinking I was safe, that the Devil couldn't catch me here and that it was good they did this cleansing so that the Devil would go away.


No dates yet, but definitely very medieval times


Sorry for highjacking, Kislany :tongue:

Wow that was vivid and detailed. Thanks for sharing, Sunniva! :thumbsup:


Karoliina

Hi Sunniva, great memories! No need to appologise, I'd love it if more people write about their experiences with the CD or what came after from a trigger by it. I was really smiling widely that my thread started to grow so nicely :thumbsup:


Nice back flashes, btw!

Thank you! It would really be great if more people would post their experiences with Woolger here

Hello Kislany,


I enjoyed reading your memories for the woolger cd! You have convinced me to purchase the cd myself as well as others on this thread. I can't wait to try the cd, but I have to wait a while till it comes. Pretty soon everyone on this site will have this cd

Lol, yeah - he should start paying Carol Bowman for all the promotion on her forum :laugh:

LOLO Carol supports Roger Woolger's work....and wants people to use his tools, research and books. So no problem.


I have the CD around here somewhere. Have never tried it since I prefer Tibetan Bells and no voices. But perhaps I'll give it a whirl for the heck of it.


Interesting experience Sunniva. Let us know if more information surfaces. Kislany - thank you for sharing yours....I am intrigued.

I picked up the Woolger CD and book last summer, and I used it a few times with no great results. Since then, though, I've been honing my meditation skills and it's become easier for me to relax and let the images come in.


I've been using some of Dr. Jeffery Thompson's Brainwave Suite CDs, and those have helped more than anything - so I'm going to give Mr. Woolger another go.

Let us know how it goes when you give it another try :thumbsup:

I'm bringing this post up as after a long while, I tried today my hands at the Woolger track 1 again.


I've quickly written down in notepad what I remembered, so here is pasted below. Not sure what to make of it. Have no idea in which country or even time period it all was...Hm, I guess 9 minutes is not really much for a deep regression...


I remembered being a kid at my grandparents, and walking barefoot in the village road, full of dust and very find sand, like power, and remember enjoying that feeling, as me being a city girl, I didn't have often the chance to walk barefool just like that. I was really enjoying walking through all dust from the road, my feet were buried inside while walking.


Suddenly I was a young woman, walking barefoot again, but the road was stonier, the stones were hurting my legs, it was not a pleasant walk. Then I saw the woman with her hands tied up front and ahead of her were two horses, she was somehow tied to them and had to follow them on the road. I didn't see a carriage, just somehow something small and then the horses, and I was tied to that small thing between me and the horses. My clothes were grey, I had a ripped and torn dress and I was in a miserable shape, all dirty, filthy and just dragged by the horses on and on. And the feet were hurting me as I had no shoes on. Then I started having weirder images come to me, so I think this was it, now my imagination started to fill in with its own thing.


Hm, really not sure what to make of this fragment...

Thanks for sharing, Kislany.


It's hard to say anything much about the memories as you have no idea about the culture or the time frame, but I loved it how the walking bare-footed made you jump from one experience to another.


Did you have any feelings or emotions when you remembered the latter walk - did you feel guilty and ashamed, or maybe like you were being accused even though you were innocent? Maybe you had been taken a prisoner? You said you saw the woman, though. Did she look maybe European to you? Asian? African? Any hints about her cultural background or the landscape?


Karoliina

Hm, let's see...she seemed caucasian, so maybe European? Hair was bit longer than shoulder length, light brown, dirty along with the clothes. I didn't feel any guilt or shame, it's more like...hm acceptance? not even sure about that one, I felt ...sad. I'll try the second track later on and try to stay with this memory and see if it brings anything to surface.


For me was strange how such a happy memory (I was smiling while remembering walking barefoot at my granparents' place) changed so drastically to a sad one

Kislany said:

how such a happy memory (I was smiling while remembering walking barefoot at my grandparents' place) changed so drastically to a sad one

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I found this stood out to me ... It felt to me like you were reflecting about some repeating pattern/ so you had the good/ bad opposition . The supportive, childlike/ the adult ,responsibility part of life. It felt like you may just look to be forgiving yourself. Like it might not be important for you to deal with the negative content of this memory , and learn exactly what happened and who did it, etc. I think you would have had more feelings of injustice if you felt you carried anger towards your predicament.


It could be that you just need to see how that basic feeling of sadness plays out.. Here are some questions? Did you feel sad that you were a woman? Did you feel sad you were not that child again?? Did you feel sad because you were leaving someone/something behind. ?


Then look at how that reflects in your attitude in this life . What feelings do you have about being a woman/ being a child / being alone / not having that home ,etc in this life.?? DO any of these questions bring up more feelings of questions??


SOulfreindly

Woolger CD experience


Hi folks,


I'm back again, haven't posted or read for a while. I had no success with the Woolger CD, even thought the Woolger trained facilitator and I were able to accomplish a lot of very healing work.


I now realize I expected too much for that one time effort. (Maybe "effort" is part of the problem, eh?). I see that I expected too much of myself. Again. Grandiosity bites me on the butt again.


Maybe relaxed acceptance (and passivity?) are lessons for me to learn in this endeavor. My gender, age, culture, upbringing, and genetics are slanted toward action, pragmatism, and results. As I write this though, I am realizing that I DID get results, just now what I expected or wanted. Perhaps the insights about my self-expectations ARE the results.


I'm hoping to hear from someone who has overcome some of these obstacles themself. I will be alone this weekend, I'll listen to the CD again, and adjust my expectations.


Oldsoul

oldsoul said:

Hi folks,
I now realize I expected too much for that one time effort. (Maybe "effort" is part of the problem, eh?). I see that I expected too much of myself.


Oldsoul

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Hi Oldsoul.. I agree. That having too high expectation makes alot of sense to me. I find if I try too hard to get results, and push my breakthroughs according to my agenda, things just may not work.. I have learned to let go and let god , and am amazingly surprised at what shows up. It makes sense since finding the child within is alot of the healing I am looking for.. and remaining a bit of that child who needs to ask and accept help is part of finding that openness, that light, that love.


Now I have not tried the Woolger CD, but I figure if you approach any method of regression work with this openness, it helps to let down the barriers of being too much in control. I sure was raised this way and am just beginning to say no to it. I see that over controlling nature as part of my lessons for me to have to learn. Letting go of the drama queen and remembering life can be good without me having to do something all of the time, without me having to save the world.


soulfreindly

I just brought this Book and CD.


Some image appear in the regression process, at different time, different country, I thought that just some guided imagination


however, when I check google history image... the result make me astonished... the details of clothes I saw in the process so close. : angel I still do not know how this could happen. But I know something called past live regression is far from fantasy.


For myself only, I decide to stop and letting go, for some emotion arise inside me somehow make me feel strange...for the reason I already see faceless face... for the reason that I am practising detachment... It will be good let the past go.


For those want to find out what's going on in the past, enjoy the CD

Hello Wavesj


It's great to hear that you also have good results with the Woolger cd. Would you like to share more details of your experiences? I for on am very curious to hear more


My personal experience is that I've had my most detailed past life memories during Woolger's regression, to my surprise, a past life that I was previously unaware of.


For anyone who hasn't made their mind up whether to get a copy yet - I highly recommend it :thumbsup: : angel

I'm glad I found this thread! I'm going to have to try this CD as well. Thanks for the tip and also to all of you for sharing your experiances!

They said there is a well, if you dare to look into it, you will see your past. One day, I come to the well myself.


Here is what I saw in the well:


I saw my childhood, in village, a lot of yellow flowers on the earth ground.


The voice ask me my favorite game, I do not have any, except seeking the wonder of the world..


I saw a young man, lonely and climb all the mountains.


What he look for, I do not know..


I know his heart are draw by nature's secret and wonder


Time shift, He become watch maker


Investigate a round watch... So absorbed...


... ...


The voice ask me to surround the earth...


I become a star like object, and enjoy the freedom.


I saw a forest, very very cold, maybe in Russia


A few figures ridding the horse in snow and mist


I look at their face, One is soft, she is a woman,


although she wear man's clothes. That was me...


The other faces, I can't see...


......


In the villiage a woman grows old, she is emotional...


Her skirt and scarf... That might be me...


This image not shake to me, The astonished feeling happens when I check, "watch history", "ridding clothes in Russia 1700s", "traditional clothes in Russia"


Just a little recommend, when those image come out, you have to make sure you are on top of these image, not let the image seize you. in other words be control of your emotion. I also believe we are guided by our higher power which decide when we look at the well, what we will see...

I was house sitting this weekend, and decided to take along my iPod, that has on it both regression CDs by Roger Woolger and Brian Weiss. I figured I was less likely to fall asleep listening to Dr. Weiss' regression at someone else's house, sitting up in a chair. At home, I almost always fall asleep listening to him. His voice is so soothing, and his beginning relaxation techniques are so long. Dr. Woolger, as many of you know, only tells you to "get comfortable and close your eyes"...so, I never fall asleep listening to his regression CD.


I also have never gone into a past life listening to either CDs. Although, last night, something came to me while listening to Dr. Woolger's. When he discusses childhood games and such, I never have any problem remembering memories from my current lifetime; but when he then instructs the listener to now see yourself doing the same thing in a past life, my mind does no such thing...usually. Last night, was a slight exception, though. I was thinking of myself swinging as a child. I loved to swing! Both on the children's swing we had, and on a neighbor's swing that held more than one person. I would swing for hours after school on some days. It was a type of escapism, I believe. So, when it was time to picture myself swinging in a past life, I didn't. Instead, I pictured myself riding a horse. And a very strong thought came to me--you were swinging in your current lifetime, because you couldn't go horseback riding, like you did in the past!


Now, with Dr. Weiss' CD, my problem, besides falling asleep before it's over, is the idea of going down instead of up. For those familiar with that CD, you know he instructs you to picture a beautiful garden, where you walk down stairs to go into it. Down, down, down you go. Only, I can't go down!:laugh: I keep thinking: "No, you have it backwards! You should be saying go up, not down!" Going down to me, is like going into darkness, going into a basement or cellar...or something. Going up is where the light is, and where your memories will be illuminated.


Does anyone else have that problem with being told to go down stairs, instead of up, or is it just me? All, I can figure is you are going down to your subconscious mind. Or is there some other reason he instructs the listener to go down?

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Does anyone else have that problem with being told to go down stairs, instead of up, or is it just me? All, I can figure is you are going down to your subconscious mind. Or is there some other reason he instructs the listener to go down?

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Just my thoughts:


I think of myself as being in the upstairs of a marble structure and going down the stairs which end in the garden. Going down a staircase would not have been my personal choice for what he is doing but I don't think that he wants you to go from darkness into light as you should already be somewhat in the light via the relaxation process. I wonder, if he had you start in darkness that some people would get hung up on that and fail to make the transition into the light. Interesting to me is that, if I don't feel the marble banister of the staircase under my hand, then I don't feel like I am really there.


I think that the going down part does refer to your subconscious. I do go to sleep usually but I bought the cd's to relax with in the first place and to help me with stress so that is alright with me. I have had some startling "visions" with them but I don't pay much attention to that at the moment - it is the relaxation part that I am seeking at the present.


I found that I had to listen to them a number of times at first just to see where he was going with his instructions because the stairs were kind of a stumbling block at first and I had to make a scenario that made sense of going down the stairs and into the garden - like why would I do that? I was able to conjure that up and it seems natural to me now. I would have preferred to walk out of a dark woods and into a sun filled pastoral setting, which is something that is perfectly natural to me.


Just my thoughts, fwiw.

stardis,


I do see myself in the light, after the relaxation part...if I haven't fallen asleep ...but going down just makes me think of darkness. I would rather come out on a beach, not a garden. And I tried that, but Dr. Weiss kept mentioning a garden, which kept zapping out my beach scene!


And I have never felt a banister or had any visions of any sort...but I haven't given up yet. Have you tried Dr. Woolger's CD?

I'm curious to hear of other members' results using the Woolger cd. Has anyone tried it?

this thread made me curious(was kind of an advertisement for the cd) so i ordered the cd and book.


i will tell you about my experiences later.