TIME TRAVELING – A Spiritual Journey of Healing

What if illness does not begin in the body, but in the deeper layers of our being?

In this episode of Time Traveling – A Spiritual Journey of Healing, Chris Nielsen explores the spiritual connection between the soul, emotional wounds, and the physical body.

Inspired by a passage from her book Being Pyotr Ilyich – Tchaikovsky’s Inner Life, Revealed by Himself 130 Years Later, the episode reflects on how long-held emotions, trauma, self-rejection, fear, shame, or unresolved inner conflict may gradually imprint themselves into the subtle layers of the being and, over time, manifest through the body.

Drawing from her experience as both a patient and a therapist in past life regression work — including more than 30 previouslives explored personally — as well as from her studies in complementary healing approaches, Chris also looks at whether certain illnesses or physical vulnerabilities can repeat across lifetimes when the same emotional patterns remain unhealed.

This is not a medical explanation of disease, but a spiritual and holistic reflection on the way the body may sometimes express what the soul has carried for too long.

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What if the most important people in your life are not new to your soul?

In this episode of "Time Traveling – A Spiritual Journey of Healing", Chris Nielsen explores one of the most profound and mysterious spiritual subjects: soul families, soulmates, karmic relationships, and the invisible architecture of the spirit as seen from the Higher realms.

Drawing from her own experiences in past life regression, as well as from authors such as Michael Newton and Sal Rachele,Chris reflects on the possibility that souls may work together across lifetimes — returning again and again in different roles: as parents, children, partners, friends, teachers, or even difficult figures in one another’s lives.

The episode also explores two different meanings of “spiritual family”: the group of souls who reincarnate together in order to learn and evolve, and the deeper family of one single spiritual being — the many extensions of one Higher Self living in different dimensions, worlds, and planes of experience.

Chris also shares one of the revelations she received during trance: that, in the beginning, when spirits were separatedfrom the Divine, each one was like a divine seed or cell — almost undifferentiated. What gradually shaped the uniqueness of each soul was its spiritual history: the experiences it chose, the dimensions it explored, the relationships it formed, and the way these lived stories marked and defined its identity.

This episode touches on love, soulmates, karmic roles, spiritual contracts, soul groups, and the mysterious possibilitythat some of the souls we meet on Earth have known us far beyond this lifetime.

From the perspective of the worlds Above, our relationships may be far more intricate, loving, and purposeful than theyappear from Earth.

Inspired by the spiritual journey behind "Being Pyotr Ilyich – Tchaikovsky’s Inner Life, Revealed by Himself 130 YearsLater".

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What if God is not the One punishing us, but the One helping us understand the meaning behind what our soul chose toexperience?

In this episode of “Time Traveling – A Spiritual Journey of Healing,” I reflect on one of the deepest differences between the way I perceived God in my past life as Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky and the way I perceive the Divine now, in my present life.

In “Being Pyotr Ilyich – Tchaikovsky’s Inner Life, Revealed by Himself 130 Years Later,” several dialogues with the Divine, received during past-life regression, reveal the deeper reasons behind the experiences Tchaikovsky’s soul lived more than 130 years ago.

At that time, I perceived God as a harsh, punishing force. Through the healing process, I came to understand somethingvery different: that the Divine does not punish us, but accompanies us; that our earthly experiences have meaning; and that even suffering can become part of the soul’s path toward love, awareness, forgiveness, and healing.

This episode explores past-life regression, the image of God, divine justice, karma, soul choices, spiritual healing, and the evolution of our relationship with the Divine.

The love we receive from others can only go as deep as the love we allow within ourselves.

In this episode of “Time Traveling”, I reflect on one of the deepest questions of the human heart: can we truly love others if we do not love ourselves?

Starting from a passage in my book, “Being Pyotr Ilyich – Tchaikovsky’s Inner Life, Revealed by Himself 130 Years Later,” I explore the profound connection between self-love, inner fulfillment, and our capacity to build real, healthy love relationships.

As I write in the book:“If we are not happy within our soul, no one and nothing can make us really joyful.”And also:“If we do not love ourselves, we will never find love only from outside…”

In this episode, I speak about why love cannot simply be received from the outside and attached to an inner emptiness. I also reflect on how the relationship we build with ourselves shapes the kind of love we are able to offer — and receive.

This is an episode about self-love, emotional healing, self-acceptance, and the spiritual link between our inner world and the relationships we create.

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What happens when a relationship feels older than this life?

In this episode of “Time Traveling,” Chris Nielsen explores a profound question inspired by her book “Being Pyotr Ilyich – Tchaikovsky’s Inner Life, Revealed by Himself 130 Years Later”:
Do conflicts between souls continue across lifetimes?

Starting from the extraordinary and painful relationship between Tchaikovsky and Nadezhda von Meck, Chris reflects on what past life regression has revealed to her — both through her own experience and through her work as a therapist — about soul bonds, karmic ties, and unresolvedemotional patterns that may continue from one life to another.

This episode explores why some relationships feel instantly familiar, why certain conflicts may remain unresolved acrossincarnations, and how regression can bring greater clarity, forgiveness, and healing.

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What is the healthiest attitude we can have toward life — especially when life brings pain, uncertainty, or experiences we do not understand?

In this episode of "Time Traveling", inspired by a passage from my book "Being Pyotr Ilyich", I explore the spiritual meaning of acceptance and the difficult yet transformative art of inner surrender before life.

Starting from Tchaikovsky’s reflection that peace and happiness come from within, this episode examines why acceptance is not passivity, resignation, or denial, but a deeper state of inner openness that allows us to understand life’s lessons more clearly.

We reflect on the perspective of the ego and the Higher Self, on why resistance creates suffering, and on how trust, prayer,meditation, and patience can gradually lead us toward inner peace.

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What if the depth of your life depends on how present you truly are?

In this episode of "Time Traveling – A Spiritual Journey of Healing", I explore a profound lesson revealed through past life regression: the degree of presence we bring to each moment shapes the intensity with which we experience life.

So much of our energy remains caught in the past or projected into the future. And because of this, we are often not fully here — not fully in ourselves, not fully in our body, not fully in life.

This episode also reflects on presence in a deeper, tantric sense: not only as awareness, but as the capacity to inhabitlife more fully through the body. As I also explore in my book, "Being Pyotr Ilyich – Tchaikovsky’s Inner Life, Revealed by Himself 130 Years Later", presence is deeply connected to self-acceptance, embodiment, and the soul’s ability to truly live.

In this episode, I talk about:

• how presence shapes the intensity of life

• why our energy is often divided between pastand future

• the deeper meaning of presence in Tantra

• the relationship between presence and thephysical body

• why accepting the body helps us live moredeeply

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Why do we run away from ourselves — and what does it really take to come back home within?

In this episode of “Time Traveling – A Spiritual Journey of Healing,” Chris Nielsen explores one of the deepest human struggles: the difficulty of fully being present in ourselves. Inspired by a powerful insight from “Being Pyotr Ilyich – Tchaikovsky’s Inner Life, Revealed by Himself 130 Years Later,” this reflection examines why inner conflict, self-rejection, and unhealed emotional wounds can make us spend a lifetime searching for peace outside ourselves.

Drawing from past life regression, Chris speaks about self-acceptance, the pain of not feeling at home within, the inability to truly receive love when we do not love ourselves, and the healing process of reintegrating the parts of our being we have rejected. The episode also touches on a deeper spiritual trauma: the feeling of separation from the Divine, and the long path back toward inner wholeness.

This episode explores themes such as self-acceptance, emotional healing, soul healing, inner conflict, spiritual reintegration, past life regression, and the return to the self.

From the book “Being Pyotr Ilyich” and the podcast “Time Traveling – A Spiritual Journey of Healing.”

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Why do some places feel instantly familiar the moment we arrive there? In this episode of “Time Traveling – A SpiritualJourney of Healing,” Chris Nielsen explores how certain locations may awaken deep soul memory from other lifetimes.

Starting from the travels of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky as described in “Being Pyotr Ilyich,” this episode opens a deeper reflection on what it means to return to a place the soul may once have known. Through the lens of past life regression, Chris shares how places can trigger recognition, emotion, unease, or a powerful inner resonance that seems to come from beyond conscious memory.

A reflective episode for listeners drawn to past lives, reincarnation, soul memory, Tchaikovsky, and the deeper meaning of spiritual experience.

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Why do certain people seem to appear in our lives again and again?

In this episode, we explore a fascinating question about reincarnation and human relationships: do we return to Earth with the same group of souls in different lifetimes?

Starting from the story of Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky and his tragic marriage with Antonina Milyukova, discussed in my book "Being Pyotr Ilyich – Tchaikovsky’s Inner Life, Revealed by Himself 130 Years Later", we look at the deeper spiritualmeaning of the “characters” who enter our lives.

According to many past life regression experiences, we often reincarnate alongside the same soul family — spirits who accompany us across different lifetimes while the roles between us change.

A past-life partner may return as a child. A sibling may return as a parent. But the connection between souls continues exactly where it left off.

Understanding these spiritual dynamics can help us see our relationships — and the emotions they bring — from a deeperperspective.

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