Exploring memories of your past life means stepping into the unconscious realm of your present self. Making a conscious effort to recall past-life memories, such as trauma and thought patterns, may help you live your life in this one. Here, we'll explain some specific ways to learn about your past life.

1. Investigate things that interest you. If you find yourself drawn to something or are constantly curious about it for no apparent reason, it's likely related to a memory and experience from a past life. As you investigate, if you find something more specific that draws you in, you may gradually recall memories from your past life. It's a good idea to be patient and investigate, even if it's just a little at a time.

2. Look within yourself. While humans generally forget memories of their past lives, it seems likely that the thought patterns and things you liked at that time are reflected in your present life. Things you like for no apparent reason, things that make you feel happy when you look at them, or things that people praise you for even when you're not consciously aware of them—these may all be clues to your past life memories. Conversely, things you dislike or become attached to may also contain hidden clues to your past life.

3. There's also past-life therapy. This is a treatment method that uses hypnotherapy, a form of hypnosis. First, under the guidance of a spiritual counselor, you're placed in a relaxed state. In this hypnotic state, where our subconscious mind dominates over our conscious mind, memories of our past lives are believed to be held by our souls. This allows for healing and enlightenment.

I once received past-life therapy, and the counselor told me, "In your past life, you were a monk in Thailand." He told me, "The temple kept tigers, and you lived with them." So I researched the temple in more detail. I found a Thai temple that actually kept tigers. However, upon closer inspection, I discovered that the temple only started keeping tigers a few years ago, and that no such temple existed in the past. About a week later, the temple was featured on television. I paid 30,000 yen for the past-life therapy, but unfortunately, I feel like I was deceived. I still don't believe that all past life therapy is fake, but there are cases like this, so please choose your spiritual counselor carefully.

"Forest scattering" is a natural burial where the remains are returned to nature. It is similar to "tree burial," which involves burial at the base of a tree, but is slightly different. While "tree burial" involves digging a hole in the ground and burying the remains in an urn, "forest scattering" involves grinding the remains into a fine powder beforehand and scattering them in the mountains. The remains are not buried underground, but rather scattered over the ground like the "Grandpa Who Made Flowers Bloom." In the wild, grass grows and bare ground is rarely found, so the white remains are not left in one place. The powdered remains gradually return to the soil as they are exposed to wind and rain. Furthermore, while in a typical "tree burial," the remains are exhumed and interred after a certain number of years, in the case of "forest scattering," the remains cannot be manually retrieved, so they rest there forever. Japan has a long tradition of "mountain worship," which views the entire mountain as a sacred object. ・・・

"Ocean scattering" is a funeral method that has become popular not only in Japan but around the world. Scattering ashes into rivers is not permitted in Japan, so this method seems to be gaining popularity. It is particularly popular as a way to say goodbye to a deceased loved one, and services such as chartering a motorboat or cruiser to scatter ashes offshore are popular. However, the drawbacks of this method include the fact that the ocean is easily affected by weather, which can suddenly result in a cancellation on the scheduled date, and the relatively high cost of chartering a boat. Our company, SANKOTSUYAMA, offers an "Ocean Scattering Plan," which uses our small boat, eliminating the additional cost of chartering a boat. All costs are included in the price. Furthermore, "ocean scattering" does not necessarily require the services of a specialized scattering company. Individuals are not prohibited from scattering powdered ashes into the sea. However, scattering ashes is prohibited near fishing ・・・