AP PDF Transcript: Discovering the Karmic Story

The unresolved or incomplete stories of our prior lives haunt us in the present lifetime. Karmic fears, limiting assumptions, wounds and attachments - all distort us today like the ghosts of a painful childhood. Uncovering the essence of our previous incarnations is to evolutionary astrology what learning about early family dynamics is to conventional psychology. It is essential. It is the foundation upon which the system rests. Includes complete analysis of Susan Boyle's birthchart and her rise to fame. Includes 4 birthchart readings from the group. Based on Steven's book Yesterday's Sky (recommended reading to accompany this program). Sample excerpt: We'll be looking at absolute foundational material upon which Evolutionary Astrology rests. These techniques are quite unique and particular to Evolutionary Astrology, or to put it in somewhat hyperbolic terms, we are looking at who you were in your past lives. I'd like to frame this a little bit as we dive in. Here's the logic of it. Let me imagine you encounter someone and friendship begins to arise between you. Let's say it's a woman. You are beginning to trust each other and love each other. This person shares something personal with you about her history. She says she was adopted and born in, depending on your age, say....Vietnam, Serbia or the ghettos of South America. "Before I was one year old I had apparently been there in the house when a version of the Gestapo came in and murdered my brother, father and mother. Through some miracle they didn't kill me. I was discovered in the house having not had anything to eat or any care for ten days. By a miracle I was alive. I was placed in an orphanage; an institutional and kind of cold orphanage. When I was eleven months old I was adopted and came to America. That's my story." Now, as we reflect upon this, the feelings, the wisdom, the human understanding arising in you is what I want to point my finger at. Notice how immediately the energy in the room is very somber. We know we're dealing with a person who has a fundamental wound in her psyche because of this experience. Let’s add one more thing. She doesn't remember this experience. It all happened before she was eleven months old. If she is only her conscious mind, if she is only her ego mind, then what's the problem? She doesn't remember. We all understand how ridiculous that assertion is. Obviously this matters in a profoundly fundamental way. This wound will manifest certainly or almost certainly in her dream-life or more precisely in her nightmare life these things will emerge. She will likely have a fundamental fear as she begins to love anyone in the world that something terrible will happen to them because of the basic paradigm when she lost her mother and her father and her brother. That paradigm exists inside her. Love someone and life will take them away from you. So, what is the impact of that on her intimate life? Specifically, what impact does this have on her sexual life? I don't want to equate that with intimacy. It's kind of a subset of intimacy. As we speculate, we come up with many possible answers for the impact of that on her sexual life. I don't think there's anyone who thinks it will be a supportive impact. She may be so afraid to love, because of the fear of loss and the fear of nightmare connected with it, that she just completely shuts down and becomes asexual. Or she may be so afraid of loss that she only enters into trivial relationships that don't matter so much. She could become what the world might call promiscuous because of this. We all recognize the logic behind this thinking and how interesting this is. Here is a life she lived that she doesn't remember, yet it has a profound, underlying, shaping effect upon her present life and there's not a person in the room that imagines she'd be just fine because she doesn't remember it. We all have an innate wisdom and understanding. The information contained in this PDF transcript is confidential and only available to participants of Steven Forrest’s Apprenticeship Program (AP). Do not share, copy or distribute. Please respect the privacy of AP participants.