About six months ago, out of curiosity, I tried the Simpson Protocol hypnosis with Steve [via video online remotely]. He mentioned that for the first session I should choose a specific issue to address. At that time, I had some swelling on both sides of my neck, along the left and right sternocleidomastoid muscles. So, I picked that as my focus.
On that day, I also had a sore throat and a bit of a cough, which seemed like it might worsen. I was a bit concerned if it would affect my teaching the next day, but I didn’t bring it up.
During the hypnosis, I felt very calm and at ease. Steve was highly experienced, and his energy felt stable and reassuring. The hypnosis session lasted about an hour and a half, and after it, I felt instantly refreshed. The inflammation in my throat was gone, and the cough disappeared. However, I didn’t think much about the neck swelling until the next day when I looked in the mirror and saw that it had completely disappeared. It was quite remarkable.
After about four months, during a period of travel and jet lag, I noticed the same mild swelling on both sides of my neck again. So, I took some time to listen to the hypnosis recording Steve had provided me. I didn’t pay too much attention and sort of dozed off during parts of it. After listening, I didn’t think much about it. But a few days later, I realized the swelling on my neck had vanished once more.
I think this hypnosis experience is genuinely fascinating, but I believe Steve’s expertise in hypnosis and his commitment to self-healing play a significant role in its effectiveness. Finding the right practitioner is essential. So, if your intuition leads you to Steve, it’s definitely worth giving it a try.

From the moment I met Steve, I could feel his soul’s presence. I could feel that he is an elevated person conducting his soul’s work. I knew that I could trust him with hypnosis and with such a delicate and profound experience.
The regression itself is something I will always remember. I remember his voice guiding me, I remember the interesting state he was able to achieve putting me in. I was very skeptical that I could even reach this hypnotic state because I am a very aware, alert person. But Steve made me feel safe and I believe it is this reason I was able to achieve this state and have this experience.
For anyone who is wondering if this experience is worth it or if Steve is authentic, he really is and it is worth it. At best it gives you insight into your soul’s forgotten past which allows you deep understanding of your present life and even at worst it allows you to understand the possibility of it. That you have lived before and experienced things that have shaped and formed you now.
I highly recommend this process and highly recommend Steve.

Four years ago, when I found Steve, I was going through a very difficult time in my life. My father had just passed away, and my mother, a new immigrant, was living with me. All three of my children were in school, and my eldest daughter was in high school, going through a difficult rebellious phase. My relationship with my husband was also not good, as I felt he was not providing me with any support.
I was in poor physical health, suffering from high blood sugar, gallstones, arthritis, and a fast heartbeat. Every day when I returned home from work, I felt a coldness in the house. I felt that all these problems were because I was struggling in a marriage with the wrong person. I wanted to end the marriage, but I was also afraid of the unknown future. I often wondered why I felt burdened when I needed support from my husband, who I felt I had been devoted to.
I didn’t really believe in hypnosis before, and even now, I’m not completely convinced. However, when I was in a particularly bad state and felt like I couldn’t cope, a friend told me that her high school son, who was suffering from depression, had improved after undergoing hypnosis. With a “let’s give it a try” attitude, I had my first hypnosis session, and the experience was vivid in my mind. I don’t know if the experience was really my past lives or just my imagination, but even now, I feel that it was an extremely clear dialogue with my inner self. This experience had a significant impact on me and brought about many changes.
I remember the entire process very clearly. Steve asked me to imagine a cloud that enveloped me, and to take me to a place I wanted to go. With the music playing, I really felt like I was floating. I floated past a forest, hearing birds chirping, and the things I saw gradually became clearer and more vivid, just like they were real. I was completely immersed in the experience.
During the entire process, I visited three of my past lives, one or two important scenes in each life. Steve simply led me to where I wanted to go and asked me what I saw, whom I saw, what I heard, and what I felt. He guided me to each life’s moment of death, and even now, I don’t understand what kind of power made me see certain images and feel things that touched my heart. I also find it difficult to determine if I was really in trance or in a state of extreme clarity. Many of the things I experienced are still deeply ingrained in my mind.
I cried many times during the session, especially during the first past life. In the story (I still don’t know if it was my own imagination), I felt a lot of unfairness and grievances and asked many “why” questions. But when that life ended, I looked up at the ceiling and suddenly felt a sense of inexplicable relaxation. When I opened my eyes and looked at the tiny particles of lime on the ceiling, everything felt clear. I felt a sense of relief that everything had passed. I have thought back on this feeling of relaxation many times, and it always brings me a sense of calm.
For a long time before this hypnosis session, I had a habit of feeling like I had put in a lot of effort and had a valid point that needed to be made clear to others, especially my husband. I always ended up arguing with my family in the hope of clarifying our thoughts and positions. Each argument ended unhappily. As I mentioned earlier, I don’t know if this hypnosis was a dialogue with my deepest self or a genuine recollection of past lives. However, the entire process – all the conflict and contradiction – showed me that when we pass away, there’s nothing that needs to be said or can be said clearly. When you pass away, you leave with whatever regrets, resentment, injustice, or dissatisfaction you may have. Then, you start anew as a completely different person with a different life.
So, for me, this hypnosis experience taught me to see through things and let go. Be honest with yourself and don’t force yourself to do things you don’t want to do for someone else. In the past, I did things hoping for some sort of return. But from now on, I won’t make myself suffer or demand things of myself. I will do things without any regrets or grievances, and that’s enough for me. Life is not a clear cut of black and white, so just focus on living well in the present.
After gradually letting go of many things, I started to face reality and accept both the positive and negative aspects of life. My attitude towards life changed significantly, and I started interacting with my children and husband with a peaceful mindset that accepts life’s ups and downs without taking things too seriously. I even started to rekindle my hobbies from my youth, like drawing and exercising. My physical condition also improved significantly.
I am very grateful to Steve for guiding me through this hypnosis session. Whether it was a dialogue with my inner self or a genuine recollection of my past lives, I feel like I have broken free from a repetitive state and let go of many things that were holding me back. The wisdom that I had previously known only in theory has now been implemented in my own life after this hypnosis session. I feel like this allowed me to experience transformative growth and enabled me to step beyond the limitations of my own body to reflect on myself, just like how I had been running in the forest, only seeing the tangled trees, but the hypnosis experience allowed me to see the forest of my own life.