This is the simplest solution, but it can be expensive - especially if you require many sessions to fill in the hazy details. What you can do is go though the phone book and call various hypnotherapists and find one who has years of professional experience and especially a lot of experience with past life regression. If therapists don't fit the bill, maybe they can recommend someone, as they should know other people in the field. Also try to get an arrangement where they only charge you if they can actually hypnotise you - then you at least get some kind of guarantee that it won't be a complete waste of money. Remember that you might be hard to hypnotise, so do not ever assume that they can get you under. (Asking the local police dept which hypnotherapists they use might even be a good first step.) The best person would be someone who has been in the business for 20+ years, has done lots of past life regressions and has a professional-looking workplace. Try to avoid someone who's just starting out in the field. Paying more for a person with more experience is usually a good idea - especially if you hear that they have a good reputation. Note that regression comes with no guarantees of successfully recalling a past life.
Here are the main problems:
- you might be very hard to hypnotise
- once hypnotised, you might not be capable of recalling past lives (yet)
- the hypnotherapist might take a bad approach and ask leading questions which cause you to invent details. This is less likely with a therapist who has a lot of experience with past life regression.
Hypnosis allows you to focus your mind far better than when you are in normal waking consciousness. However it still requires a small amount of psychic skill which most people will have in one way or another, even if it has never been apparent. If you are already getting resonance, you should hopefully have a head start.
Not that some regression therapists don't actually hypnotise you, but try to induce a light trance where the subject is still in full control of themself. This method is less effective for retrieving past life memories than hypnosis, but is more suitable for people who do not like the idea of being hypnotised and giving control of themselves to someone else.
A cheaper method might be to get a book on hypnosis from the library, then get together with somone else who is interested in the idea of past life regression - and whom you trust - and then take turns trying to hypnotise each other. The advantages here are that you will learn to relax, possibly learn a new skill, and if it works, you can try it as often as you like - as it can take many sessions to get a clear picture of someone's past life.
- IARRT Directory of Professional Members - an international index of members of the International Association for Regression Research and Therapies.