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Irma Haggith is an Akashic Record reader who works with the energetic archive believed to contain the soul history, experiences, and wisdom of every individual across time. Through focused intention and intuitive access, Irma helps clients explore past lives, soul contracts, karmic patterns, and life lessons that influence their present circumstances. Her work is centered on healing, clarity, and spiritual alignment, offering guidance on relationships, purpose, emotional blocks, and personal transformation. Irma presents the Akashic Records as a compassionate source of insight, empowering individuals to better understand their soul’s journey and make conscious choices moving forward.

In this fascinating conversation, Marie Gates explores the compelling question: Are We Our Past Lives? Drawing on years of research into reincarnation, soul memory, and consciousness beyond time, Marie examines whether past-life experiences shape who we are today—our relationships, fears, talents, and sense of purpose. This discussion delves into personal case studies, spiritual philosophy, and the idea that memory may transcend a single lifetime. An intriguing exploration for listeners curious about reincarnation, soul evolution, and the deeper continuity of human existence.

Gregory Paxson is a past life regression practitioner who explores the deeper layers of consciousness where memory, identity, and the soul’s journey intersect. Through guided regression, Gregory helps individuals access experiences that appear to exist beyond their current lifetime, offering insight into recurring patterns, unresolved emotions, phobias, relationships, and life purpose. His work bridges psychology, spirituality, and metaphysical inquiry, inviting thoughtful discussion about reincarnation, consciousness beyond time, and whether past-life experiences are symbolic constructs of the mind or authentic memories carried forward through the soul. Gregory’s approach emphasizes personal empowerment, healing, and expanded awareness, making his work a compelling exploration of who we are—and who we may have been.