• Spiritual Regression Therapy Association: Find regression therapists worldwide. Search by country or language of care.
• Find a Hypnotherapist Search Engine: from HMI College of Hypnotherapy. Results mostly in North America – but some results globally. Range of options including past-life regression.

• Goodreads Past-Life Regression Book List: a lot of really solid books here exploring this topic.

• The Past-Life Regression Podcast: with Mallorie Shannon, a past-life regression hypnotherapist. Many avenues & episodes to explore.
• Feedspot Podcasts – 20 Best Past Lives Podcast List: A good list of past-life regression therapists doing podcasts. Everything from listening to actual sessions to great questions & discussions like “Are past lives real?”

Courses / Certification

• Boulder Hypnotherapy Institute Training Courses: 4 levels of Past-Life Regression Training
• Past-Life Regression Therapy Certification Course: through American Hypnosis Association & Lisa Machenberg CCHt
• Spiritual Regression Therapy Association – Online and in-person training options worldwide.

• The Order of Time by Carlo Rovelli: time as we know it—structured, linear, and universal—does not exist, focusing instead on how our brain constructs this illusion.
• Four-Thousand Weeks – Time Management For Mortals by Oliver Burkeman: Change your perception of & relationship to the time you have and how you choose to manage it.
• Kindred by Octavia Butler: An important marker for all other time-traveling narratives.
• The Fabric of the Cosmos by Brian Greene: Space, Time, and the texture of reality. Definitely worth the read to really grasp & expand oneself on cutting edge concepts of space & time.
• A Brief History of Time by Stephen Hawking: A foundational, accessible look at the physics of the universe, covering the Big Bang, black holes, and the light-cone structure of time.
• True Hallucinations by Terrence McKenna: A memoir of McKenna’s experiences in the Amazon, detailing time-dilation and perceived, strange, and synchronistic, occurrences that challenge linear time.
• A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L’Engel: classic fictional exploration of tesseract breaks in time and space!
• Doors of Perception by Aldous Huxley: Author’s account of taking mescaline, where he describes the dissolution of time and the ego, experiencing “eternity in a flower”.
• The Psychology of Time Travel by Kate Mascarenhas: Do you like challenging your brain? This story, with its many different timelines and four time traveling pioneers — women.
• Your Brain is a Time Machine by Dean Buonomano: immensely engaging exploration of how time works inside the brain

• Einsteins Clocks, Poincares Maps, Empires of Time By Peter Galison: Few books have ever made Einstein’s work more engrossing for general readers. A unique and enlightening view on the origin of time as we know it