Established religion came as little surprise, although they all seem to hold forth that there is a heaven, hell, nirvana, bardos, or other place that the spirit goes to after death, which indicates a type of survival of the experience. However, they do have a stake in keeping a tight hold on the accessibility to information about that "everlasting life", and therefore would not benefit from acknowledging that we may hold such information in our memories.The fourth group, the general public, do not so much oppose the concept as resist it. They would prefer to put the responsibility of proving such phenomenon in the hands of the first three groups, and typically would just rather not have to think about their own mortality anyway.

While a typical response that I get, when people learn that I facilitate past life regression, is that they have so much to worry about in this life, and enough baggage to handle from the present experiences, that they don't need to add to it by thinking of other lifetimes. In my clinical and personal experiences, I find that by exploring other lifetimes, we each may discover that some of the experiences from the past are at the root of the issues that we deal with today. At the same time, we can draw strength, courage, and perspective from our past experiences that will lend a treasure of wisdom and knowledge that can be instantly useful in the present moment.

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