Rizwan Virk

No.

So, he started with regression hypnosis, taking people back to their childhood.

And every now and then, they ended up somewhere before their childhood, meaning before they were born.

And so, he had a bunch of patients and he started to do this more and more.

And they all kind of described a similar type of thing, like where they existed before they were born.

So, these are sometimes called pre-birth memories now.

And they talk about this time when they were choosing what kind of a life they were going to have.

And they would see on a screen, like a screen, again, metaphors, like, you know, timelines and say, at this point, if you choose, you know, you choose to go to Austin or stay in Los Angeles or whatever, right?

That takes you on this path.

This takes you on that path.

That you see like this graph of possibilities out there for your life.

And then some of them described like having friends, like your friends list in a game.

And that they would say, okay, this is how you're going to recognize me in the game because I'm going to have on this avatar.

I'm using the term avatar because I talk about video games.

They didn't necessarily use that.

But they said this is how you're going to recognize me.

The first time you encounter me, I'm going to be on a red bicycle or something, right?

in childhood, or I'm going to be wearing this dress at this dance or whatever the case is.

So they had these little clues for how they would recognize some of the people that they really wanted to have certain quests or experiences or achievements within the game, group quests, if you will, which is a little bit different than the kind of quest as the difficult experience we're talking about, but they're all different kinds of quests, I would say.

And so I think we can take that