Could the Atlantis and Native American connection reveal a forgotten chapter of human history? In this episode of Open Minds (Season 23, Episode 10), host Regina Meredith speaks with regression therapist Sarah Breskman Cosme to uncover how past life regression Atlantis memories might bridge the gap between ancient civilizations and Indigenous oral traditions.
For generations, mainstream history has separated the Americas from the legendary lost civilization of Atlantis. However, alternative history of the Americas suggests a far deeper, sacred relationship between these lands. Through her work in Quantum Healing Hypnosis Technique (QHHT), Sarah Breskman Cosme Atlantis sessions have brought forward striking accounts of cataclysmic events and ancient migrations. By examining these regression sessions alongside indigenous legends of Atlantis, we begin to see a unified narrative of a global catastrophe and the preservation of sacred knowledge. These accounts offer a profound look at the Native American Atlantis connection, suggesting that ancient wisdom was not entirely lost but carefully preserved through oral traditions of cataclysmic events.
Cosme shares the remarkable story of Aniwaya, a Native American man from the 1800s who spoke through a client under hypnosis during the Trail of Tears. Through this perspective, we learn how the native people of America experienced the systematic loss of their traditions, and how these practices and knowledge of ancient times can be regained as we reach out to understand our deep human past. This dialogue bridges the gap between modern hypnotherapy and ancient indigenous wisdom, offering a respectful and eye-opening look at how our planetary history is far more interconnected than we have been led to believe.
Begin your exploration into our forgotten past and discover the threads that connect us all.
