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Speaker 1: Now here's a highlight from Coast to Coast AM on

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Speaker 1: iHeartRadio and George nor Back here with Steve Burgess, our

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Speaker 1: special guest. One of the world's leading hypnotherapists past life regressionists,

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Speaker 1: he has completed thousands of past life regression sessions, helping

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Speaker 1: his clients with a wide range of issues including phobia's anxieties, depression, addiction,

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Speaker 1: physical illness, and performance anxiety. His work involves using hypnosis

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Speaker 1: to regress people back to the emotional root causes of

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Speaker 1: their problems, often back into a previous lifetime. His YouTube

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Speaker 1: channel is called hypno for All Off spellt hypn O

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Speaker 1: four the lad That's the number four. All features free

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Speaker 1: hypnotherapy recordings. Steve divides his time between the United Kingdom

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Speaker 1: and Norway. Steve, Welcome to the program. Hello, good morning

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Speaker 1: from the UK. George, how are you these days? Very well?

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Speaker 1: Thank you, very very well, indeed and extraordinarily busy and

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Speaker 1: just recorded my first book, Famous Past Lives as an audiobook,

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Speaker 1: so that's been great fun making the recording and yeah,

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Speaker 1: it's just very very busy going for you. We had

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Speaker 1: a lot of great response when you were on with

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Speaker 1: me in October of last year. By the way, thank you. Yes,

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Speaker 1: I had a lot of responses over from people actually

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Speaker 1: yes and yeah, it's quite remarkable. It's actually shocked me

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Speaker 1: how many people listen to your show. Wow, it's huge, worldwide, worldwide. Stephen,

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Speaker 1: How did you get involved in past life hypnotherapies. It

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Speaker 1: was almost by accident. I've been practicing as a hypnotherapist

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Speaker 1: for about six months, just using standard basic hypnosis, which

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Speaker 1: really means using hypnotic suggestions and visualizations to aim to

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Speaker 1: reprogram the subconscious. And then the story I always told

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Speaker 1: this young man came to me with a severe anxiety state.

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Speaker 1: Because I wasn't trained in past lives, I should mention

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Speaker 1: that at the start, a young man came with a

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Speaker 1: always been anxious, but he said, as I've got older,

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Speaker 1: usually what we're looking in regression for us some clues

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Speaker 1: I took him into trans guided him into a nice

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Speaker 1: hypnotic trans and he relaxed beautifully. He laid him my

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Speaker 1: And as he was saying this, it was much more

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