Nick Veit

Nick Veit I help you expand into the love that you are and assist nuanced shifts of perspective through past life regression, energy healing, guiding and teaching.

10/06/2025

Do you suffer from bad dreams?

When I started recording my dreams in 2010 I knew that they were showing me things I didn’t want to see or acknowledge, but I pressed on because I knew that this acknowledgement was important for me to make.

I had been making decisions at that time without being conscious of my motives, and I was being influenced in ways that went against my own best interests and those of others around me.

A bad dream can literally come from having a stomach ache from food you ate...

Pain expresses itself to you on a synesthetic level because your consciousness relates to your body in a different way when you’re asleep and your main senses are inactive.

It’s important to be able to wake up and check in with yourself to see if your dreams are expressing something somatically that you can engage with consciously, process, and respond to in an appropriate way.

Some people seek security and try to soothe themselves by saying “it’s just a dream,” which is often a way of bringing in a grounded presence to their bodies, but it can also come from a state of perplexity and disorientation with regard to the unseen, and can contain anxiety or denial about the latter.

Likewise, if you have persistent worries about things that you’re not sure how to address consciously—for example, mistrust of a loved-one or partner, or an underlying concern that your device use will lead to catastrophic cognitive degeneration...whatever it is—then you might vacillate between feeling that it’s a purely subjective concern and having an emotional basis for believing that it’s grounded in reality.

Some dreams express spiritual truths that speak to realms of your own experience that are not consciously perceived.

This doesn’t mean that what you remember when you wake up expresses the full reality of your spiritual consciousness any more than your ordinary sense-based consciousness does.

Bad dreams have things that are undesirable on a moral level, aesthetic/hygenic level and at the level of safety.

Keeping in mind that there are bad things in the world we don’t want at the same time to confuse what is true and what is good or desirable, even if having a spiritual ideal consists of acknowledging that these things belong together.

What we have conscious awareness of and preference for works according to its parameters, but we are whole human beings that are not merely sense-bound on a conscious level, and any kind of stagnancy and fear-based illusion that the soul is capable of perceiving in its environment will prompt it to redefine its domain and thereby evolve its identity.

It’s not always comfortable.

If exploitation, total lack of respect for rights and culture, violence, incognizable deception and manipulation—all of which are immediate daily consumption for many—continuously weigh down on you to the point that you experience disconnection, numbness, fight-flight, sadness and despair then it’s common to want to focus on a limited sphere of personal interest in order to create a safe nest.

The fact is a time will come when such a safe nest will also involve numerous unspoken anxieties underscoring disbelief in one’s own willingness, ability and confidence to meaningfully engage with the world.

If this rings true for you, even a little, it’s probably because your baseline desires for life are seeking a greater level of conscious embracement and you don’t want to rely on manifest negative extremes in order to remind yourself that you’re here for a reason and you’re here for real.

Be ready to feel worthy of your life, to have the courage to know and connect with yourself and others on a deeper level, to gain and utilize an ever increasing acuity of discernment in times ahead.

How consciously you live your life matters.

Having bad dreams?

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The precipice for positive change you stand upon is bound to be more significant than you’re aware of in your head.

I invite you to consider that you living a life that feels better for you, even if it seems like it’s a small adjustment, makes you a more worthy individual because a human connected with a committed to their values is a source of nourishment and strength for themselves and others.

Let’s make your dreams good, and envision a future that you’re genuinely willing to become better for.

One of my most effective tools for working with the subconscious, and a cornerstone of my practice is Past Life Regression.

Here’s a link for those in the Toronto area

Elsewhere? Send me a DM 🫶

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10/02/2025

Very pleased to have offered a free class series last month on self-regression, and to have had so many opportunities align for me to serve people through one-on-one work facilitating past life regression, expanding more into my role as a teacher and trainer in the process.
I practiced this work especially throughout my 20's but it wasn't until the spring this year when I discovered some leading-edge researchers in the field of "somatics" that I was able to put the different components of the work together so that it could be transmitted to others.
Being able to maintain clarity while passing from external perception into a receptivity for the subconscious requires a practiced form of flexibility that many people have, even if they don't cultivate it directly.
In the external world there's an important emphasis on "what" you think—Is the door locked? When is the appointment etc.—but when we begin to work at a more subconscious level it's more about "how" and the intentionality you bring to cognition.
It's here that we come to realize that judgements we have about our own behaviour, desires and experience are subject to change based on embodied insights achieved at this felt sense level and the intentional practices that establish reciprocity with them.
Many people are doing excellent work in the field of somatics with the intention of flipping paradigms born from a more "top down" cognitive ego approach to a "bottom up" one that considers self-discovery through embodied dialogue to be a vastly more efficient path to wellness–resulting in greater sensitivity, clarity, authentic expression and resiliency.
This is a big step into a new paradigm and it's changing healing practices for the better exactly when it's needed most...
My work makes different use of this soothing, curious, engaging and friendly attitude towards the body, however, building on the forms of regulation that entrain a balanced and grounded instinct for experiential processing, and make use of them to approach memory work with a greater level of conscientiousness–so as to not project emotions or judgemental tendencies from the current nervous system state onto past memories.
We use a baseline of relaxation in the body, in other words, to be able to approach memory on a genuinely subconscious level.
This preparatory work as a meditative practice makes it possible for a person to actually stimulate a state of consciousness that will allow them to access memories associated with causal impulses coming from former lives and manifesting in features of their internal and external experiences.
Without this deliberately cultivated soul mood it's pretty difficult to understand what you're supposed to do in order to facilitate a past life regression for yourself, even if the method is explained to you in detail, which is one reason why people like me are there to do it for others.
This preliminary work (just like having an actual session with me) can save you a lot of time in establishing discernment when approaching the subconscious because you gradually learn that certain questions about "what" you're experiencing only beg the question about "how" you're willing to engage with that experience.
Questions about naivete, for example, may often result in a reevaluation of the conventions of certainty or a prioritization of the development of character as an experiential attribute of knowledge.
Questions about recurring patterns might open up to greater vistas or new commitments....The series is available for free, and I'm available for one-on-one work as well, of course.
Feel free to send me your questions..
Many Blessings 🙏❤️
Part 1: Clearing Mental Chaos: https://youtu.be/hNUECrcWrrgPart
2: Ordinary Memory and Acceptance: https://youtu.be/766qw4m5G74Part
3: Karma Acceptance and the Subconscious: https://youtu.be/j49IFv8rhYk.Book with me here:
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Have you ever regressed a past life?-Many of us who are open-minded get glimpses: seeing your face in the mirror shift a...
08/22/2025

Have you ever regressed a past life?
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Many of us who are open-minded get glimpses: seeing your face in the mirror shift and reveal a familiar part of yourself, sensing that a dynamic between you and a loved one to involve subtle intricacies developed over ages…
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It’s easy for a lot of us to accept past lives as a part of our experience, or nearly certainly so, without having the hands-on awareness we often desire.
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Our experiences with personal healing definitely involve uncovering our patterns and embracing our manifoldness, but stepping forward into the everyday knowing of “who you are” doesn’t always fit into our roles and responsibilities as we understand them.
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Every time you ask yourself who you’d be without identifying with something you’re not you’re choosing a state of remembering.
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It’s the opposite of holding onto “the past” or anything stagnant.
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While it’s ultimately about allowance and deep spiritual surrender, until you can identify the focus of your efforts as something worthy and fruitful there will be obscure markers between you and the value available for your to experience.
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The go-to of the false self is to devalue and criticize your life, other people, and “the world” and this can make it hard not to be invested in what feels safe to be and do according to this voice.
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A long-term consequence of this is a belief that being awake is “hard.”
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While I facilitate Past Life Regression by trade I’m fully aware that it can be done on your own.
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The biggest obstacles are apathy and doubt, but that doesn’t mean that what’s needed most is some rigid combination of faith and ambition.
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Those are often very good things but they can definitely get in the way of presence of mind and honest effort.
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It doesn’t have to be hard…
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In order to simplify it I’ve broken it down into three steps, which I’m going to share with you for free over the next 3 weeks.
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This is for anyone who is interested in learning more about themselves and is willing to bring a quality of presence to their inner work.
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Check it out here:
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For people curious about past lives and want to know more about how to explore them through their own resources.

The Mystic Arts Fair is this Sunday July 20th and once again I’ll be offering Energetic Dream Integration.These sessions...
07/18/2025

The Mystic Arts Fair is this Sunday July 20th and once again I’ll be offering Energetic Dream Integration.

These sessions have been amazing!

My first fair I did this work for a colleague who:

1. By and large doesn't dream.
2: Didn't have dreams presently available to explore.

We got there!

Dreams from even early childhood are still with you and can be stirred to life in your energy body through certain kinds of focus.

From there a combination of your own energy's sense of balance and my energetic sensitivity and experience with the subconscious allows for you to cleanse and clarify your connection to any available spiritual alignments that the dream contains, healing energies and awakened perception.

And it's $40 for a 30 minute session 🤗

There are a lot of other great services available from members of the Inner Arts Collective and several mini workshops I’m excited to check out.

This Sunday! One day only! Take a look!

Where: The Plant Mystic/Inner Arts Collective
When: Sunday July 20th 11am-7pm

Drop-ins welcome.

https://www.theplantmystic.com/mystic-arts-fair.html #/

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