QHHT Part 2

This is a continuation from Part 1. Last time, I was some kind of fish person riding a horse that lived in the sea, having a tail like a fish. I didn't know who or what I was. The hypnotist asked me to move through the ocean to find my family home. Be aware that I know all of this sounds crazy.

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H: What do you see?

M: I think I see a city. (start crying, probably because it was beautiful)

H: Atlantis city?

M: I don't know.

H: But you see a city. Beautiful?

M: Yes.

H: Your home is in that city? (nod) OK. You're swimming, and you go back to the city to find your home. You will see your home, and tell me what you see now. Can you see anything?

M: I see a stone house, I think.

H: Many people in the city?

M: Yes.

H: And what are they doing now?

M: We are under a bubble.

H: Under bubbles?

M: There's one big bubble that protects the city. (still crying)

H: Oh, what happened?

M: I just swam through the bubble, on the horse.

H: What do you feel?

M: I just feel sad right now.

H: Sad, very sad. Can you see your families?

M: I see a woman's face.

H: A woman? The woman is your mother, or... ?

M: I think so.

H: Tell me, the woman... her face. What's it look like? Is it a good-looking woman? A young woman?

M: She's older than me. She looks like a fish in the face... (stop crying)

H: Fish face?

M: ... but also like a human.

H: And the legs?

M: She has two legs. And she has feet like a ...

H: The face... eyes?

M: Yellow.

H: Eyes are yellow.

M: Yes, fish eyes.

H: The mouth, same as a fish?

M: Like a fish, but also like a human. Comes down like that. (trace a long mouth in the air)

H: Is there a nose?

M: Just two holes.

H: But eyes, there are two eyes of yellow color?

M: Yes.

H: How about the body? Are there hands?

M: Yes.

H: Like a human?

M: Yes, and two legs with feet like a fish... like a fin.

H: Oh, OK. So it's like a fish man. OK you have a fish man family, interesting. And what's happening this day?

M: I just came back from looking around. It's called a hippocampus, the horse. It's called hippocampus.

H: Oh, interesting. And do you know how long you've lived in the ocean city? Do you know the city name? (shake head "no") No, there's no name?

M: I can't think of it.

H: Is it a big or small city?

M: Big one.

H: So many fish men?

M: Yes. Between two rocks, or mountains. It comes down the valley and the bubble goes over the top of it.

H: Oh, very big. Interesting. So there are many families there. Can you tell me what they do every day?

M: Swimming, and living...

H: Eating what?

M: Weeds. Green leaves.

H: Oh, OK. So would you please, moving and swimming again, look around. Maybe you can find more families. Anything more interesting about this city? You can swim anywhere you like, immediately. What do you see now?

M: I swam into a cave. It's dark.

H: Many fish men live in the dark cave?

M: Yes.

H: It's very deep?

M: I'm on the bottom of the ocean.

H: OK, do you know what you do every day? Or nothing? (shaking head) OK, you are moving, swimming around. Tell me about the city. You will see the whole city view. What kind of house? Not a human house?

M: I see a red roof that looks like a circle. It looks like a circle because I'm on top of it, but it looks like a cone. And it's made of shells. The walls are white. That cave is used for hunting.

H: Do you have a friend?

M: I have a horse.

H: Swimming through the ocean, can you find your friend?

M: My horse is my friend. The hippocampus is my friend.

H: Oh, so you have only one friend. OK.

M: An animal.

H: The animals, ok. And tell me your feelings. When you're swimming in the ocean every day, and every where. You will know why you are here, what happened here. Let us go back to the last life day of the young fish man's life. Let us see what happened on the last day of his life. What do you feel now?

M: I'm back at the ship.

H: And what happened?

M: Some people dead inside the ship. (There was an airplane that flew over at this point, and I think she didn't hear the "dead" part.)

H: Some people?

M: Yes.

H: They are human? What happened?

M: I'm not sure, but the ship is at the bottom of the ocean.

H: Oh. And what are you doing?

M: I want to go to the ship, but I decided not to go.

H: Then? You went, or...

M: I went away.

H: OK.

M: It's too old, anyway. (I meant that the ship is too old and probably not able to save anyone that's dead inside.)

H: And how about your feelings? You still strong? (not sure exactly what she said here)

M: Yes.

H: What are you doing now?

M: I'm swimming away from the ship.

H: You like this ship?

M: I kind of like looking at it, I think.

H: So, you go to the ship now.

M: You want me to go to the ship?

H: But they can't see you.

M: Who's they?

H: The humans.

M: The ship is at the bottom of the ocean. (I felt like she didn't understand this part until just now.)

H: So there's no humans?

M: They're inside.

H: They're dead?

M: Yes. (start crying)

H: You feel sad? (nod) And what do you find besides the humans? Anything else you can see?

M: Boxes, and crates, and things made of wood.

H: Any other pictures? Please tell me.

M: I see their bodies.

H: Oh, you are so sad. And you do you want to go back to your home? What happened to you? Are you ok? (still crying) Now you are ok right? You can move away. OK, you are moving out, swimming out. Go back to the other place. Now you're away from the ship. We will go to the last day of the fish man's life. The last day before the fish man passed away. (stopped crying)

M: I'm in a bed looking up at my mom.

H: Your mom? Same as your earth mother? (I shake my head no) The fish man's mother? (I nod) And what happened?

M: She looks sad. (start crying)

H: She looks sad? And what happened to you? Are you hurt?

M: I think I am sick.

H: You're sick! You feel weak? You feel you are going to die? (I nod) You are dying? (I nod) Only your mom? Can you see your father also?

M: No, she's right in my face.

H: She's so worried.

M: But I'm not sad. I'm sad for her.

H: Because you are sick. I know you are so sad. I want you to leave. Move out of this picture. You already know why this is the last day, because you are sick. I want you to leave the scene, and I need you to tell me, do you have any idea of feeling the fish man's mother? You can feel her, can't you?

M: Yes. (Still crying. I'm not really sure what she was asking.)

H: Do you feel her love? (Nod) OK, you will remember. Now, I want you to come back. Come back. Leave the fish man's life. The old scene belongs to the past, past memories. All the memories will not bother mentally and physically. We found out the pictures and memories just for this life for reference. So let the fish man's family go on in their happy life. Leave them in the past, in the ocean. Now I want you to know that. May I speak to Brandon's subconscious please?

M: Sure. (stopped crying)

H: I have permission to speak to Brandon's subconscious?

M: Yes.

H: OK. I respect the power of the subconscious because I know it takes care of Brandon's body and does a very good job of it. I also know that the subconscious has the records of everything that has ever happened to Brandon in this lifetime and all the other lifetimes he has ever lived. So I respect the power of the subconscious. And I always ask for permission to speak to it and ask questions. Do I have permission to ask questions?

M: Yes.

H: I know the subconscious has brought forth many different lifetimes for Brandon to see today, but you selected this life, the fish man's family life, for him to see today. Why did you pick this lifetime?