Many Lives, Many Masters: The true story of a prominent psychiatrist, his young patient and the past-life therapy that changed both their lives

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Same Soul, Many Bodies: Discover the Healing Power of Future Lives through Progression Therapy (2005) ISBN 0-7499-2541-8 ISBN 0-7432-6434-7 The experience of death is not uncommon in Catherine's hypnotic state, and it remains the same always, as it should. It has been described rather conveniently, with the soul descending up in bright light. A luminous floating soul is the most convenient image Dr. Weiss could have conjured up. Brian Leslie Weiss (born November 6, 1944) is an American psychiatrist, hypnotherapist, and author who specializes in past life regression. [1] [2] [3] His writings include reincarnation, past life regression, future life progression, and survival of the soul after death. In the end we finally find out some of the good messages from the Masters which I thought very good but it was all too little too late to save this one for me. Inner peace is impossible without patience. Wisdom requires patience. Spiritual growth implies the mastery of patience. Patience allows the unfolding of destiny to proceed at its won unhurried pace.”

Weiss’s experience with Catherine opened his eyes to a new approach to therapy. While he doesn’t necessarily think that past life regression therapy is the right treatment for everyone, he wants psychiatrists to be open-minded and keep it as an option for those with disabling psychiatric symptoms.Weiss lives with his wife Carole in Miami, Florida, where he writes and conducts public seminars and workshops on the subject of reincarnation. [4] His daughter Amy E. Weiss is the co-author of his 2012 book Miracles Happen: The Transformational Healing Power of Past-Life Memories. Un psiquiatra que obtiene su especialidad en Yale haciendo tratamientos con sesiones de hipnotismo y regresiones a vidas pasadas. ¿ A que suena intrigante? Wisdom is achieved very slowly. This is because intellectual knowledge, easily acquired, must be transformed into ‘emotional,’ or subconscious, knowledge. Once transformed, the imprint is permanent. Behavioral practice is the necessary catalyst of this reaction. Without action, the concept will wither and fade. Theoretical knowledge without practical application is not enough.”

A constantly criticized child can loose as much confidence and self-esteem as one who remembers being humiliated on one particular, horrifying day. A child whose family is impoverished and has very little food available on a day-to-day basis might eventually suffer from the same psychological problems as a child who experienced one major episode of accidental near-starvation.” There is lot to question thats very true even though I want to believe. What is my main concern why noone questions the time/era it was written - I mean late eighties - why something mysterious was happening only or mainly in those years 50' 60' 70' 80' there is not much happening after year 1990 - there is few but not as many as in those years and also The first time I saw Catherine she was wearing a vivid crimson dress and was nervously leafing through a magazine in my waiting room. She was visibly out of breath. For the previous twenty minutes she had been pacing the corridor outside the Department of Psychiatry offices, trying to convince herself to keep her appointment with me and not run away.Weinstein-Moser, Edie. "Interview with Brian Weiss". Wisdom magazine. Wisdom-Magazine.com. 2008. Retrieved June 18, 2015. Weiss graduated from Columbia University in 1966, [4] [5] and later graduated from the Yale University School of Medicine in 1970, completing an internship in internal medicine at the New York University Medical Center, then returning to Yale for a two-year residency in psychiatry. [6] He went on to become Head of Psychiatry, Mount Sinai Medical Center, Miami. [7] [8] Past life regression and future life progression [ edit ] Our body is just a vehicle for us while we're here. It is our soul and our spirit that last forever.” I thought about how people tended to congregate in homogeneous groups, avoiding and often fearing outsiders. This was the root of prejudice and group hatreds. “We also must learn not to just go to those people whose vibrations are the same as ours.” To help these other people. – Many Lives, Many Masters by Brian L. Weiss, M.D.

This is all just reactionary, doom laden nonsense aimed to appeal to the least sophisticated of human thinking. “The beasts live in harmony”? The animal world is vicious, involving wanton and brutal killing for food, sex, territory and power... animals destroy each other and can often be very damaging to the rest of nature. Look at the damage caused by locusts, for example, or ants, or foxes. Humans are animals too, so we cannot be expected to be any different or, actually, any better. Yet... how many animals have invented courts and parliaments to resolve differences, create laws and govern ourselves in a civilised manner? How many animals stop at traffic lights? I thought about how people tended to congregate in homogeneous groups, avoiding and often fearing outsiders. This was the root of prejudice and group hatreds. “We also must learn not to just go to those people whose vibrations are the same as ours.” To help these other people. I could feel the spiritual truths in her words.” I doubt it. He is in currently on tour, he'll be in Los Angeles October 25th, perhaps you should ask him yourself? Mirrors of Time: Using Regression for Physical, Emotional, and Spiritual Healing (2002) ISBN 1-5617-0929-8 Sé que hay gente que tacha a este libro de su lista porque no creen que sea real lo que se cuenta, y la historia se cuenta como si fuera real (sí, yo también lo pongo en duda, claro). Supongo que se sienten engañados. Pero este libro me ha ayudado cada vez que lo he leído, me ha hecho sentir bien, ver las cosas desde otra perspectiva, ¿qué más da que no sea real? Tampoco existe la magia (que yo sepa, a lo mejor existe como los espectros de la luz que no podemos ver 🤣) y yo releo Harry Potter porque me gusta la historia y lo que transmite. Con este libro me pasa igual. Y he leído muchos otros libros que se escriben como si fueran reales aunque no lo sean, y nadie los ha mandado a la hoguera.In talking about a period which he calls in-between, described as a state between life and death, where the traits for the next life are pre-determined, Dr.Weiss borrows heavily from the Eastern psycholgical concept of traits. The Eastern thought already believes in somewhat pre-determined traits, which shape our lives, form an integral part of the karmic cycle. According to this thought, these traits which are in fluid form, propel us from birth to birth throughout our cosmic cycle.