Past Life Regression And Healing Program At WConn

DANBURY –– The Institute for Holistic Health Studies (IHHS) at Western Connecticut State University will host an evening presentation featuring author Saundra Blum on Thursday, November 1, from 6:30 to 8:30 pm.  Ms Blum will speak on hypnosis and past life regression therapy in a presentation entitled, “Past Life Regression: Yesterday’s Dreams, Today’s Lessons.”

The program will take place at Warner Hall on the Midtown campus, 181 White Street. General admission is $15, seniors will be admitted for $10 and students, $5.

According Ms Blum, “So often in our lives we encounter recurring painful patterns that we may not understand. Hypnosis and past life regression therapy can help bring insight, understanding, and deep healing on many levels.”

The program is billed as an experiential journey into the past to heal individuals physically, emotionally, and spiritually. Ms Blum has helped more than 3,000 clients both privately and in her workshops. She is presently working on her second book on past life regression called The Gift: Synchronicity Through Divine Intervention.

 IHHS at WestConn is a pioneer in this emerging field, offering programs to Western Connecticut. The goal of IHHS is to provide a venue for students, faculty, and the community-at-large to expand their understanding of, and experiences with, holistic philosophies in order to improve the quality of life and health within the community.

A portion of the proceeds from all IHHS events goes to a student scholarship fund to help educate future healthcare practitioners and educators. Danbury Hospital, Waterbury Hospital, Webster Bank, and Danbury Orthopedic Associates, PC, are among the sponsors of the IHHS 2001-02 programs.

For a full schedule of IHHS 2001-02 programs, costs or registration information, call University Events Coordinator Helen Masterson at 837-8800. For program information call Dr Jeanette Tedesco at 837-8361.