Kroitor Regression School Bot

You saw an ad about remembering past lives and want to know what is behind it. This bot from Alexey Kroitor's school of regressions is the front door. Tap Start and the free material you signed up for lands in the chat. 🔮

In the welcome message the author says he has worked with past-life regressions for more than 10 years. The bot promises information about your past lives and how to use it to improve the present one.

What this bot really is

It is a funnel bot. You get a free item first, and after that you are introduced to the school's other products: training, webinars, consultations.

That order is standard for online schools: free first, paid later. It is fine as long as you know the pattern and do not decide while you are emotionally lifted by the free material.

How a past-life regression works

The method relies on an altered state of mind close to deep relaxation. A guide asks questions, and the person describes the images that come up: places, people, events. These images are then interpreted as memories of earlier lives.

The school belongs to the esoteric side of things. It has an online course for people who want to become regression practitioners, and the author has a book about the soul's journey through past lives, written with a co-author.

A sober look at the idea

There is no scientific evidence that images seen under hypnosis are real memories of past lives. Memory research shows that a relaxed brain readily builds convincing pictures from imagination, reading and things seen before.

Many people still find these sessions emotionally freeing, and that experience is real. But it is not medicine or therapy, and it should not be sold or bought as such. Treat it as a personal practice. 🧘

Checks before you pay for anything

• Promises. Lines like "solves all your problems" or "heals illness" are red flags. An honest practitioner talks about possible experiences, not guaranteed outcomes.
• Pressure. Countdown timers, "last seats" and today-only discounts exist to rush you. Give yourself a day.
• The exact product. A course, a consultation or a certificate? Ask about volume, format, access period and refund terms before paying.
• Reviews. Testimonials on the school's own pages and on partner pages are picked by the seller. Look for opinions elsewhere.

When to see a professional first

If this topic pulls you in because of anxiety, grief, depression or recurring nightmares, start with a doctor or a licensed psychologist. Strong experiences can get stronger in a regression, and a guide without clinical training cannot help you in a crisis.

As a supplement to therapy it can be acceptable, but make that decision together with your specialist. ❤️

Using the bot sensibly

1. Tap Start and collect the free material without rushing into any purchase.
2. Read or watch it to the end and judge whether the author's style and language suit you.
3. Mute extra mailings if you do not want follow-ups. You can simply stop the conversation with the bot.
4. Share only what is needed: a name and an email are enough. Passport or card details do not belong in a chat.