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Good afternoon and good morning everyone, thank you very much for connecting to this new webinar where we're going to talk about the connection of past, present, and future and how it's influencing our current life.
We're going to talk. Meri is going to tell us about the technique of future progression to specific time periods. You can travel to the near future or to other lives to solve and improve unresolved things in advance. In both cases, you can heal the ancestral lineage, as well as DNA energy, and understand karmic bonds. This topic is super interesting. Meri, thank you so much for helping us understand all these interesting things, and I'll leave you to speak.
Thank you all for being with me, it's always a pleasure. Today we talk about whether future progression can help us solve present problems. Everything we live in this moment belongs to the third dimension, because it's material and we live in a material world. But aside from the third dimension, there is the fourth and the fifth. The fourth dimension is time. Everything that happened, everything that happens, everything that will happen, is within time and there we can access it through Akashic records. Akasha is sky. Since ancient times, people looked to the sky searching for information about themselves and searching for information about their future or a sign from someone who is in another dimension and can see much more than we can see. Here we can see the parallel between the sky, the cloud that exists in Akashic records, and the sky, the cloud that is now used in computing. All computing information is in the cloud. All information of our lives, all memories that are memories of past, present, and future, are in a cloud called Akashic records. So this is the fourth dimension. And there is the fifth dimension which is possibilities and probabilities. So we can always access this information.
A year ago, in December 2018 or 2019, I was in Peru and I had to make a decision: whether to continue in Latin America, return to Europe, or come to India. I made the decision to return to India. So my destiny could have been that now I'd be in Serbia or Europe, or in Colombia or Peru, or here, and I made the decision for India. So each of us at some point makes a decision and decides our future. But the future is not decided by others, it's a future decided by us.
So, future progression helps us see possibilities and probabilities. If at the moment of making my decision I had stopped and done some readings to see my future, I could have seen the future in Latin America, the future in Europe, and the future in India, to be able to choose what I want to fight for. I only at that moment decided what I want to fight for without thinking about whether my future would be different in other places.
So, future progression: some people see one path and say "okay, I'll stay there, I don't want to see anything more," and there are people who want to see more and see three or four possibilities, probabilities. Some more probable, others less, because less probable ones require effort. There's a future that is very viable, there's a future that is very easy — it doesn't matter if it's good or bad, "bad" in quotes because something good always comes from something bad and something bad always comes from something good. So, it's in quotes because it requires much more effort on our part. And this effort can be emotional, can be about learning, can be work, can be isolating from others. There are many ways in which you have to put in your effort. So, it depends on you: what do you want to put in? What do you want to invest? What do you want to sacrifice in some way? Because you always have to sacrifice something. Sometimes we sacrifice time, sometimes we sacrifice energy, sometimes we sacrifice other possibilities. But there is always a small sacrifice to also have gain in another way. So, depending on what we want to invest, we will have one future or another or a third.
There are people who don't want to know and just go with what life brings: "I'll accept this." And I have friends who say: "I don't expect anything from life, I don't ask anything from life, I don't expect anything." But then, when you talk and ask how they are, they tell me: "Ah, nothing changes in my life." And truly, they're the same. It seems like my conversations from 10 years ago — we repeat and repeat, and it's always the same. But they continue with the same way and philosophy that they expect nothing and don't want to invest anything. But each of us decides, each of us decides whether we want to invest in our life or just pass through life moment to moment or live life in every moment.
Right now in India we know there will be no flights until April. My plans were to go to Bali, because I have a family wedding there. And receiving this news — and yesterday Australia already proposed that until the end of 2021 there will be no flights — this opens a new probability: that India won't have flights until the end of 2021 either. So a new probability opens that will change the plan. Suddenly I have three possible futures: stay in India until the end of 2021 and keep learning; or somehow leave earlier; or wait until flights open. So probabilities change with information and circumstances.
So, future progression is very good because it can give us clues about what could happen and what we can prevent by acting from today. Because if you see that in five years your wife is going to file for divorce and right now everything is fine in your life, then it's a warning, you can change it. Think: what is happening in your marriage that in the long run could lead to divorce? And you can always find a reason, however small, that right now doesn't mean any conflict, but if something of this type repeats and repeats for five years, it can indeed lead to separation. The same goes for work, the same goes for health. If someone comes and in five years we see they could have a heart attack or be in the hospital for something else, and when we talk about their habits right now and they tell me they don't do anything besides not exercising or eating well, then we understand that they have a very strong warning. That today they have to start taking care of themselves and take into account all this that could happen in five years. Because health is not gained easily, it's not something magical that you'll have now. Same as happiness. All of this is a perfective action.
I want a healthy body, so I'm going to think about what I'll do each day — even if it's ten minutes, half an hour — each day I can add five minutes to what I'm doing for my health. For my mental health too, for my communication with people. Because there are people who come who are very isolated, who don't like to have much communication, but in five years they see that this can have consequences: they can isolate themselves from friends, from professional community, they can lose continuity in their work. So if they realize that this is because they started to isolate themselves due to everything happening around them, that they don't want to communicate because they're desperate but don't want to admit it, then when they understand this, they can begin little by little to change their attitude. And that's the power of these progressions. The progression doesn't solve anything for you, it gives you clues so that you can solve it.
Isn't there a danger of wanting to see the future like in tarot, where people become suggestible or get locked into one future possibility? Now one lives.
No, because if you see three possibilities of the future, you don't become suggestible to any one solution. It's yours to follow and you can even create a fourth possibility. A client from Chicago ended up creating four possibilities. "I want this love that will come in the future. I want this career, because I'm not happy with the career I have and I didn't know I could change it, but I don't want to lose the bond with my family." So she created a plan to get the best of all the futures she saw. So it's her management to choose the best for herself. It's not a suggestion of "look, you're going to lose everything" or "it's a single path." It's a bit different from tarot.
Couldn't we predispose ourselves to something that should happen and lose our free will?
Yes, it's our free will over everything we see. We can choose what we want or we can say: "I'm not interested in any of this. I want to create a different future." So nobody forces you and nothing is fixed, because this future doesn't depend. It's the future from this moment if we continue acting as we act now. If we change one thing, the future already changes.
I have sessions where at 16 months we saw a future, but in 6 months the person has progressed or not. They've done many other things, made different decisions, and when we did the session after 6 months, a different future was seen. So nothing is fixed, nothing is stable, everything depends on our free will. At no point does anyone take away our free will. Because in the end, what you've seen doesn't take away your free will. What takes away your free will is if you decide to make a decision based only on this. And if you go to a person who accepts the broken.
It's not the person who takes away your free will. It's you who accepts as exact what you've seen. This often happens to me because I like to visit people who can work in these dimensions, because I also learn a lot. But it often happens that they say: "No, this is not good for you to do" and I say: "Okay, but I want to try and see how far I can go." Or they tell me: "It's impossible." And I say: "Okay, but I'm attracted to the impossible." Of course, that's why I'm here in India, for the impossible. But I always use my free will. The information that comes never limits me. It can only provoke me to see what I can improve in myself to achieve this goal, whether professional goal or personal goal. Now I'm learning Ayurveda because if I'm in India for so many months, I want to learn Ayurveda. Now I've decided to take Hindi language classes, which is very complicated. I thought for a few months no, but if now I have to stay seven months or twelve, why not take with me the knowledge of a new language?
What has been the closest prediction you've seen for a patient? Have you had the opportunity to corroborate that what they decided or saw actually came true?
Look, it's a bit sad but it also gives hope, because there are cases of this type. We usually look five years ahead, because in five years it's something that can be a result of an action today. It's far enough to understand the future but close enough to truly touch it, so to speak. But I had a client with a terminal illness. They told him he only had one month to live. We did a session, and first we asked if we could see the future in five years. And the answer was that his soul hasn't decided to live that long. It's not that it can't be changed, but at the moment of our question his soul wasn't prepared for that much. So I said: "We can look within a year." And we saw a future within a year, which the doctors said no, that there wouldn't be a year of his life. And we saw a year of life, weak, but alive with his family. This person lived 11 more months. So yes, what we saw came true despite the doctors' prognosis of living only one more month. And we gave him hope to be able... because he wasn't moving. This man wouldn't move and told me he doesn't move because it hurts. So I asked him: "But when you're lying in bed, does it hurt?" And he says yes. So I say: "What's the difference between pain when moving and pain when lying in bed?" And he had no answer. So I told him: "Why don't you go with your wife every day? 10 meters, 20 meters, 5 minutes. Just go out. Even if you just take a 2-minute walk." And I think this helped him a lot to prolong his life. Because he started. Because I told him: "If it hurts either way, you have to live life even when it hurts."
I have another friend who calls me and says: "I can no longer imagine life and a day without pain" because she has an illness that isn't terminal but is something that doesn't heal easily, and she always has stomach pains. So I told her: "And can't you, instead of thinking 'my whole life will hurt,' think 'how happy I am to be able to open my eyes'?" Many people right now on this planet won't open their eyes and won't feel the joy of life, even with pain. We all right now have some pain. We all right now have some suffering. There is no person on this planet without it. But we have to find a little light. Because if we look for a big light — what another friend told me: "I search my whole life for a big light" — and I told her: "No, because if you spend your whole life searching for a big light, in the end you'll grab this light but on the last day, and you'll return to where we came from. Look for small lights, tiny ones, that will give you hope in life. And every day there are tiny ones. There is a single pleasant moment. There is a child on the street." The other day I saw two children that I see every day working, and they are ten and eight years old. They are two brothers so poor that every morning at six they're on the street with a bicycle, collecting metal and everything they can find in the trash. And the other day I had two chocolates, and they always hide, they put their hands to...