More details continue to emerge about Jennifer Aniston's new boyfriend, Jim Curtis.

The "Friends" actress sparked news of a reignited love life after she and the wellness coach were spotted enjoying a romantic vacation in Mallorca, Spain.

With the romance now confirmed, a look into Curtis's past reveals some bizarre truths.

Jim Curtis Was A Different Race In His Past Life

Before becoming a celebrated hypnotist, Curtis first ventured into the world of hypnosis in the late 1990s while in front of a live audience.

A close source disclosed his past to the Daily Mail, discussing his introduction to the world of alternative wellness. "Jim is a big proponent of past life regression and its healing potential," alleged the informant

The wellness guru reportedly endured a spiritual awakening during an appearance on "The Maury Povich Show," which confirmed he was a Native American in the past.

"He was invited on the Maury Povich show to do a past life regression with Dr. Brian Weiss, who is one of the pioneers of using past life regression as a therapy technique," the insider said. "That's when he discovered he was a Native American in a past life."

Jennifer Aniston's New Beau Was Killed In His Former Life

With the romance now confirmed, a look into Curtis's past reveals some bizarre truths about his past.

Curtis confirmed the unusual revelation just weeks before his romance with Aniston was confirmed. He talked about the experience in a June episode of Emily Fletcher's podcast, "Why Isn't Everyone Doing This?"

"The first time I was regressed into a past life was with Dr. Brian Weiss," he recalled. "Yeah, he hypnotized me, regressed me, and then [we] came and talked about it on national television."

Curtis continued, "I realized I was a Native American Indian. He took me back to the point of my death, and I was killed. I was shot."

The hypnotherapist explained that the encounter happened when he was 20 years old. A production assistant he was dating at the time asked if he was interested in volunteering on the show.

Aniston Has 'Hit The Jackpot' With Her Hypnotherapist Beau

Although it seemed like a random event at the time, the encounter with Dr. Weiss set the tone for Curtis' life as we know it. He is often hailed as a transformational coach and master hypnotherapist, knowledgeable in matters of spiritual healing.

Curtis' love for spirituality and hypnosis is something he and Aniston have in common. Before the pair became a romantic item, they had been friends for years and often moved in the same social circles.

The "Murder Mystery" star, who has an outdoor spiritual temple in her Bel-Air mansion, also posted about reading his book, "Shift: Quantum Manifestation Guide."

Their shared interest keeps the relationship thriving, says the source. Curtis is also a big dog lover, just like Aniston, making their bond even tighter.

"He's all about rescue dogs, and that's what really sealed the deal with Jennifer," the insider told the publication. "Let's face it, Jennifer hit the jackpot with Jim. What's not to like about him? He's a cool guy and down to earth."

A Shocking Revelation About A Past Girlfriend

This isn't the first time troubling details about Curtis' past have made headlines. As The Blast reported, the 50-year-old made shocking confessions about his past failed relationships in his memoir.

In his 2017 memoir "The Stimulati Experience," he recounted an intense relationship with a woman he referred to as "Lucy Lou," saying he almost proposed to her.

Calling Lou his "greatest support," Curtis wrote, "I couldn't imagine my life without her. In fact, doing so created some anxiety."

Unfortunately, she broke up with him, causing him to spiral into a phase of "not-enoughness" where he began stalking her and her new partner on Facebook. Luckily, he managed to escape the cycle by writing the details of "his shame on little pieces of paper and setting them on fire."

Jim Curtis Breaks Silence On Jennifer Aniston's Romance

The negative truths about Curtis come days after the hypnotherapist broke his silence on his romance with Aniston. Days after the lovebirds returned from their getaway, he shared a newsletter detailing the experience.

"I am back from vacation, and what an experience," he wrote. "When I was sick, sad, stuck, and in pain, I never thought I would have the abundance, joy, and love I now experience on a daily basis."

Seemingly referring to Aniston as "magic," Curtis noted that "The possibility of something better, more aligned, more free, more meaningful, is always here."