Podcast Summary: The Drop the Needle Podcast

Episode 47 | Beyond the Veil: The Power of Past Life Healing with Kristine Ovsepian
Host: Jim Alstott
Guest: Kristine Ovsepian
Date: November 20, 2025

Main Theme Overview

This episode explores the transformative power of past life regression and soul retrieval work, guided by the expertise of hypnotherapist and author Kristine Ovsepian. The conversation weaves together modalities for healing, the legitimacy of past life trauma, the promise of inner child and soul healing, and the undeniable influence of music on the spiritual journey. Kristine shares her deeply personal path from corporate burnout to healing, explains how past life regression functions, and offers insight for listeners seeking change, healing, and a return to their intuitive selves.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

Kristine’s Journey to Healing Work ([02:54]–[11:39])

• Personal transformation: Originally an accountant, Kristine describes hitting physical, mental, and spiritual burnout in her early thirties—a wake-up call prompting a search for meaning.
• She recounts a prayer for help, which led to a vivid, prophetic dream of herself as a healer—a life-changing moment that pushed her toward hypnotherapy and the study of psychology.
• The process of following guidance, embracing surrender, and finally feeling at home in hypnotherapy training is central:

  “From the moment I entered, you know, the school... I was like, oh my God, I’m home. I’m finally recognizing who I am and why my mind works so differently.” (B at [08:56])

• Family background: A lineage of intuitive women shaped her openness to metaphysical concepts.

Hypnotherapy and Past Life Regression Explained ([11:39]–[20:11])

• Entry into past life regression: Kristine describes overcoming her Christian upbringing’s skepticism about reincarnation, investigating theological history, and discovering references to reincarnation omitted from mainstream doctrine ([12:40]).
• She highlights profound client experiences—physical ailments inexplicably healed after regression, unexplained birthmarks linked to past life wounds ([14:00]).

  “So much healing happens through past regression... One past regression healed severe back pain that was unexplained by the western world and severe headaches.” (B at [13:21])

• Birthmarks and trauma: Scientific studies suggest that birthmarks and moles may sometimes trace to past life injuries—a notion that bridges metaphysics and research.

Introduction to Kambo Healing ([14:58]–[19:06])

• What is Kambo?: Kristine briefly explains her certification in Kambo, an Amazonian ritual involving frog peptides applied to superficial skin burns. Used by tribes for hunting, it’s considered an energetic and physical detox.
• Effects and healing scope: Clients report ancestral cleansing, symptom relief, appetite suppression, and transformative emotional experiences.

  “It cleanses you ancestrally in a sense—seven generations back, seven generations forth.” (B at [16:15])

The Mechanics of Hypnosis: Dispelling Myths ([20:11]–[24:51])

• Clarifying misconceptions: Hypnotherapy is distinguished from stage hypnosis—there is no loss of control, and participants are not made to perform ridiculous acts.
• Hypnosis is a daily phenomenon occurring upon waking and before sleep, involving a shift from beta (active mind) to alpha/theta (intuitive, relaxed) brainwaves that synchronize heart and mind.
• Trust and surrender are key—hypnosis cannot override ego resistance, but it can learn to gently quiet the analytical mind.

Emotional Safety & Navigating Painful Past Lives ([24:51]–[30:57])

• Clients have options: reliving experiences in-body, as an observer, or “watching on a screen.” Most choose to feel the sensations directly for deeper healing.
• Kristine demonstrates skilled guidance—adjusting a client’s perspective to avoid retraumatization during a distressing memory ([27:49]).
• Warning against solo hypnosis: Self-guided regressions can trigger trauma; she recounts a client who was “stuck” after a traumatic regression with a YouTube video ([28:17]).

  “You need to have a guide so that if you get yourself in situations like this, there’s a guide to guide you through it.” (B at [27:55])

Intuition and the Expansion of Gifts ([31:08]–[35:31])

• Over years of work, Kristine’s own intuitive abilities have opened further; she often receives visions or direct messages for clients during sessions.
• She emphasizes that everyone is born intuitive—the difference is in self-trust, often undermined in childhood.

Trauma, Near-Death Experiences, and Spiritual Opening ([35:53]–[41:27])

• Kristine demystifies spiritual “gifts”: one doesn’t need a near-death experience to awaken intuition—trauma or pivotal life events can trigger it.
• Recounts personal brushes with death and how these informed her sense of purpose.
• Challenges the timeframe of healing:

  “Who says that it has to take 10 years? ... What if we could do it in five sessions?” (B at [40:51])

Kristine’s Books: Tools for Transformation ([41:43]–[48:08])

• Living Through Choice: Focuses on reclaiming agency—moving from victimhood to conscious creator.
• Wisdom Unbounded: Encourages readers to realize that all the wisdom they seek is within, akin to the memory encoded in water; highlights the shift to inner exploration especially during the pandemic.
• The value of subconscious work: conscious exercises alone won’t shift one’s life—true change happens at the deep subconscious (“the hard drive”).

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On realizing your path:

  “If I could change that quickly—oh my god, this is it.” (B at [07:55])

• On guidance and intuition:

  “I always remind my clients, the only difference is how much do we trust in our gifts.” (B at [35:31])

• On past life regression’s healing:

  “...One past regression healed severe back pain that was unexplained by the western world.” (B at [13:21])

• On the role of music:

  “I truly believe that music is the tie that binds...each of us has a soundtrack that accompanies our life.” (A at [48:29])

• Musical inspiration:

  “Imagine... Those lyrics... imagining a world where there’s more peace, where there’s more freedom, where there’s more joy...” (B at [49:37])

Important Segments With Timestamps

• [02:54] Kristine’s transition from accountant to healer—her epiphany and surrender
• [11:39] Early skepticism, Christian upbringing, and reconciling faith with past lives
• [13:21] Examples of physical healing through regression
• [14:58] Brief explanation of Kambo as a healing modality
• [20:11] Myths about hypnosis and what a hypnotherapy session actually feels like
• [24:51] How emotions are processed in regression; the importance of emotional safety
• [27:49] Case study: guiding a client out of distress in past life recall
• [28:17] The risks of unguided/self-hypnosis and why professional support matters
• [31:08]/[32:42] Kristine’s intuitive visions and integration with client experience
• [35:31] The universality of intuition and the issue of self-trust
• [37:40] Summaries of her books and their core messages
• [41:27] Quick, not prolonged, deep healing is possible
• [48:47] Start of the musical “soundtrack of your life” segment—Kristine’s favorite songs and music’s healing role
• [56:24] Kristine’s services available virtually with equally transformative results

Music & Healing Segment Highlights ([48:28]–[56:24])

• Kristine’s soundtrack includes John Lennon’s “Imagine,” the Bee Gees’ “Staying Alive,” and songs by Tony Moss (“Joy” and “Grateful”), all echoing themes of hope, unity, and gratitude.
• She raises the point that music’s vibration—not just lyrics—affects our mood and even our cellular health:

  “Lyrics are important, but what my energy connects with is the melody... because the melody, the vibrations—vibrations heal us.” (B at [51:46])

Virtual Healing & Final Thoughts ([56:24]–[58:10])

• All Kristine’s modalities—including regression, breathwork, and energy healing—are available globally via Zoom, with no loss of effectiveness.
• She stresses: “Energy does not have limitations. ...Where your attention goes, energy flows.” (B at [57:09])

Closing Reflection

Kristine Ovsepian’s appearance on “The Drop the Needle Podcast” is an inspiring, compassionate exploration of how our pasts—known and unknown—shape our present, and how healing is available to anyone willing to trust, surrender, and remember the intuition within. The episode blends practical wisdom, lived experience, and a musical sensibility that makes the healing journey feel less daunting and more universally human.

Contact Kristine: Journeys to Heal
Notable Songs:

• “Imagine” – John Lennon
• “Staying Alive” – Bee Gees
• “Joy” & “Grateful” – Tony Moss

Recommended for listeners seeking:

• Insight into past life regression
• Tools to integrate intuition and healing
• Reassurance that deep change is possible—and does not need to take years
• Affirmation of the role music plays in spiritual evolution