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Some people experience significant resolution in a single session. Others need more. What determines the difference, depth of the issue, flexibility, and genuine commitment to resolution, is worth understanding before you begin.

A philosophical acceptance of mortality is one thing. A direct experiential knowledge of what death is and what lies beyond it is another. Dr. Richards shares what three decades of work, and direct personal exploration, actually showed him.

Most therapeutic approaches work at the level of the symptom, and that work can produce real results. But the symptom is a bell and whistle. It is pointing toward something else. What changes when you find and resolve the actual cause?

A step-by-step look at what actually happens from the moment you arrive to the days that follow, what you experience, what changes, and what a session can and cannot promise.

Most past-life work uses hypnotic regression. Causation Therapy does not. The distinction matters enormously, and it is the difference between exploring the past and actually resolving what happened there.

Anxiety is not a brain chemistry problem. It is not a cognitive distortion. In most cases, it is a survival signal from a past-life experience still running in the nervous system, and it can be resolved at the source.

A client came to me after her third marriage had ended the same way as her first two. She had done years of therapy. She understood what was happening with precise clarity. But understanding didn't stop it from happening again. The reason is not what most people think.

You've done the work. Years of it. You understand, intellectually, where it all comes from. And the wound is still there. This is not your failure; it is the failure of a framework that doesn't reach far enough.