Marina Pirkle offers past life regression to clients in Santa Fe, Taos, Albuquerque, and across New Mexico — virtually year-round, in-person during her Santa Fe periods. Her shamanic training carries direct American Southwest lineage, so the modality has roots in this region.
Schedule a SessionSanta Fe has drawn people doing inner work for a long time. The clients who find their way to past life regression here tend to already be in motion — they've done ceremony, sat with teachers, read the books, and arrived at a question their current biography doesn't answer.
Past life regression meets that question directly. It uses deep trance to access material the subconscious presents as memory of another life, then works with what surfaces to shift what's present now. For clients embedded in the region's spiritual ecosystem, the modality and the place are aligned.
Marina works with New Mexico clients in two formats: virtual sessions year-round, and in-person sessions during the periods she's in Santa Fe. Either way the work is the same depth. The location amplifies certain layers for some clients; it isn't a requirement for the work to land.
The most common reason for booking is a pattern that predates this lifetime's explanation — a fear, a pull toward a place or person, a reactivity that the known history doesn't account for. Regression gives the subconscious room to show where that material originates.
Many NM clients come carrying spiritual or soul-level questions, often after intensive practice or plant medicine work. Regression becomes a tool for inquiry rather than confirmation. Others arrive with grief that feels larger than the loss, or that won't release through conventional approaches.
Marina doesn't ask you to decide in advance whether past lives are literal. The therapeutic value sits in what the material reveals and what shifts after you've worked with it. Skeptical and curious is the right stance for this work.
The practical shape of the work for clients in New Mexico:
Marina's shamanic training is direct lineage, not weekend certification. She trained on four continents over multiple years, including direct work with American Southwest practitioners alongside her clinical hypnotherapy training under Randall Churchill at the Hypnotherapy Training Institute.
That combination — clinical rigor plus indigenous depth — is unusual in the regression field, where quality varies widely. Many practitioners run scripts and produce material that flatters expectation. Marina supports the subconscious in producing material on its own terms, then helps you work with what emerges. She doesn't tell you who you were.
For clients in New Mexico who've engaged with the region's spiritual traditions, the integrity of how the work is held tends to matter. Marina practices only what she was trained and authorized to practice. The shamanic component is embedded quietly in her clinical practice rather than used as marketing.
The work doesn't require belief in past lives to be useful. The subconscious produces vivid, emotionally significant material, and working with it produces measurable shifts — true whether you read the material literally, symbolically, or as the mind metabolizing something it couldn't otherwise reach.
Past life regression is internal work, so the location is largely irrelevant to the depth. Marina's virtual sessions are functionally equivalent to in-person sessions in every measurable way. NM clients outside Santa Fe, or anyone who can't align with her Santa Fe periods, lose nothing by working virtually.
In-person Santa Fe sessions tend to attract clients doing more spiritually-inflected work — the location holds a different quality of presence for some people. Marina is direct that the modality is the same regardless of where it happens; certain material simply moves differently when the container is held in this place.
A common path: begin virtually now, then add an in-person Santa Fe session on Marina's next visit. The waiting list for in-person Santa Fe sessions is shorter than Austin, given fewer practice weeks per year there.
Marina is direct about fit. Past life regression is not the place to begin if you're in active acute crisis — suicidal ideation, active addiction without support, untreated severe trauma. Those need stabilization first, and Marina will say so.
It's also not the modality if you're seeking confirmation of a specific belief or a particular narrative about who you were. The work is most useful when you come open to what surfaces.
If you're newer to hypnotherapy, Marina often suggests starting with a Spiritual Alignment session — same modality, less narrative-heavy — to build the trust and self-knowledge that supports deeper regression work afterward.
Reach out to begin past life regression — virtually now, with the option to add an in-person session during Marina's next Santa Fe period. She responds personally to every inquiry, and takes time to make sure the work fits what you're actually working with. Call or text +1-737-222-9195.
Connect with MarinaYes. Marina works with Santa Fe clients virtually year-round and in person during the periods she's in Santa Fe. New clients are usually booked virtually first, then added to the in-person rotation for her next visit. Specific Santa Fe dates are announced to her contact list.
Yes. The work is internal, so the subconscious responds the same whether you're in Marina's space or your own. She works with clients throughout Taos, Albuquerque, and rural New Mexico by secure video. The only requirement is stable internet for the 75-minute session.
Past life regression has wide quality variation, and many practitioners offer it without serious clinical training. Marina trained under Randall Churchill at the Hypnotherapy Training Institute, one of the most rigorous programs in the field, and trained directly with shamanic teachers across four continents including the American Southwest. The combination of clinical precision and lineage depth is uncommon.
No. Marina doesn't ask you to decide in advance. What's clinically clear is that the subconscious reliably produces vivid, emotionally significant material in regression, and working with that material produces real shifts. Whether it reflects literal past lives, archetypal patterns, or another mechanism is a question the work itself doesn't require you to answer.
Quietly. Marina holds the work with the cultural and traditional integrity her training requires — she practices only what she was authorized to practice and doesn't perform ceremony she wasn't given. The shamanic component is embedded in her clinical practice and shows up when the work calls for it, often without the client naming it at the time.
Yes, all of New Mexico. In-person sessions are based in Santa Fe during her periods there; clients from Albuquerque, Taos, and other NM areas typically combine virtual primary sessions with occasional in-person Santa Fe sessions when she's in town.