Danica Patrick Claims She Lived a past Life as a Native American

Danica Patrick is one of the biggest female names in NASCAR despite her being out of the sport since 2018. She dedicated her life to politics in recent years, specifically supporting Donald Trump and Co. Now, during a public speech at the Turning Point USA AmericaFest Conference, Patrick made a shocking revelation about her past life and how she was Native American back then.

Following her motorsport exit back in 2018, Danica Patrick dabbled in multiple fields. She recently voted for the first time in her life back in 2024 when Donald Trump was re-elected to serve the 47th term of the American Presidency.

She has been an ardent supporter of Trump ever since and even joined the President on Air Force One for the political events. Now, Danica Patrick has revealed her past life and what she was back then. The ex-NASCAR star pointed out that she went through a past life regression with a therapist to find out about her past life.

During this process, Patrick insisted that she traveled back in time and was residing somewhere near Nevada or Utah. The 43-year-old continued that she could see visions of leaving her tribe and moving on to her journey to tour the Southern parts of the country.

I did a past life regression. So, a past life regression is when you meet with a past life regression therapist. You get into a very meditative state, very relaxed, and they guide you through being able to access memories to your past lives. So this guided me into the vision, and I was somewhere in like Nevada or Utah, and I was a Native American and I had a stick, and I left my tribe and I journeyed south.

Danica Patrick said, as reported by brobible.

Further, Danica Patrick revealed that she reached an area which was now called L.A and witnessed a huge farmer’s market being set up. Surprisingly, Patrick wasn’t only a Native American, but she was also selling medicines at the said market. Though she added that no one was interested much in her medicines, and she sold almost nothing in her past life vision.

I was on my way to what would have been like original L.A. when it was first sort of civilized. [The city’s founders established Los Angeles in 1781.] I saw that it was like a big farmers market set up and I was like, “Wow, that’s really cool.” And so I looked down and I had a medicine pouch and I was like, ‘Huh, I’m going to set up a table and tent and I’m going to sell my medicine.’ Well, nobody was all that interested in my medicine.

Danica Patrick added.

Danica Patrick reveals she saw how she might be ‘killed’ in her past life

Seeing visions of past life after visiting a past life regression therapist certainly isn’t the most common activity for people. Though Danica Patrick believed that these images from her past made her understand herself better and appreciate the life she had. Adding onto the visions she saw, Patrick revealed that in the visions, ten years passed by with not much information.

However, Danica Patrick shockingly revealed that she found out in her visions that she had to stop doing whatever she was doing for the community, or she could be killed. Patrick obliged and stopped doing the things she used to do in her life as a Native American. But, this did not change much, and she highlighted that over 40 years passed by with not much activity either.

And so in this vision like 10 years had gone by and I was doing this regularly and I was told that I would have to stop doing what I’m doing or I would be killed or I could leave. So in this vision, I stopped doing what I was doing. And then the vision went sort of empty for like 30 or 40 years.

Danica Patrick noted.

Many people do not believe in such methods to find out about their past lives. However, Danica Patrick found a perfect segue in her speech to motivate the people and keep dreaming of the impossible. Though Patrick’s speech was anything but ordinary, it definitely made many people wonder about their own past lives as well.

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