Abstract

This case study explores the intricate interplay of emotional pain, physical discomfort, and past-life karmic residues in the context of holistic healing. The client presented with persistent psychosomatic symptoms, unexplained physical ailments, and chronic emotional distress that did not respond effectively to conventional psychological or medical interventions. Through an integrative therapeutic process involving subconscious energy healing, hypnotherapy, and regression techniques, layers of unresolved emotional trauma and physical blockages were systematically addressed. Notably, the client’s healing journey revealed significant insights related to karmic imprints and unresolved experiences from perceived past-life memories, which appeared to influence current life patterns and psychosomatic expressions. Emotional pain was seen to manifest as physical discomfort, often serving as symbolic expressions of unresolved inner conflicts. The therapeutic process aimed not only to relieve symptoms but to restore inner coherence by acknowledging the interconnectedness of body, mind, and soul. The integration of Eastern philosophical perspectives with Western clinical approaches provided a multidimensional framework to understand the etiology of suffering beyond linear timelines. This case underscores the need for a paradigm shift in clinical psychology towards models that honor the psych spiritual dimensions of human experience. Holistic healing, in this context, becomes a transformative journey of releasing energetic residues, reclaiming emotional wholeness, and re-aligning with a more integrated self. The study advocates for broader acceptance of spiritually oriented healing methodologies in mainstream practice, especially for clients whose distress transcends conventional diagnostic categories.

Keywords

emotional pain, psychosomatic symptoms, karmic residues, holistic healing, past-life regression