by Brian L. Weiss
Published
July 15, 1988
Pages
219 pages
Language
English
Publisher
Fireside
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From author and psychotherapist Dr. Brian Weiss comes the classic New York Times bestseller on the true case of the past-life therapy that changed the lives of both the prominent psychiatrist and young patient involved—now featuring a new afterword by the author. As a traditional psychotherapist, Dr.
Brian Weiss was astonished and skeptical when one of his patients began recalling past-life traumas that seemed to hold the key to her recurring nightmares and anxiety attacks. His skepticism was eroded, however, when she began to channel messages from the “space between lives,” which contained remarkable revelations about Dr. Weiss’ family and his dead son.
Using past-life therapy, he was able to cure the patient and embark on a new, more meaningful phase of his own career. With more than one million copies in print, Many Lives, Many Masters is one of the breakthrough texts in alternative psychotherapy and remains as provocative and timeless as it was when first published.
In the captivating journey of Many Lives, Many Masters, Dr. Brian Weiss, a respected psychiatrist, encounters an unconventional method of therapy that profoundly alters his beliefs and reshapes his profession. As he guides his young patient, Catherine, through past-life regressions, revealing numerous, unexpected lifetimes, both doctor and patient confront transformative lessons about the soul's journey and healing power.
This narrative challenges the conventional perspectives of therapy and provides remarkable insights into the intersections of psychology and spirituality, captivating readers and sparking deep philosophical ponderings.
Dr. Weiss's groundbreaking revelations challenge conventional psychiatry by embracing past-life therapy. The power of overcoming fear and embracing love is central to healing.
The book bridges the gap between psychology and spirituality offering profound timeless wisdom.
Many Lives Many Masters presents the enthralling story of a psychiatrist who stumbles upon past-life therapy while treating a troubled patient Catherine. Through a series of hypnotherapy sessions Catherine recalls vivid details of her past lives unraveling traumas that echo through her present reality. Dr.
Weiss initially skeptical finds his scientific understanding challenged by the undeniable clarity and healing occurring before him. \\ \nAs Catherine's sessions progress the experiences provide profound insight not only into her psyche but also into universal truths about life death and the continuity of the soul. These transformative encounters compel Dr.
Weiss to courageously document and share this unconventional journey defying mainstream clinical practice. \\ \nThis seminal work underscores the pivotal role of love forgiveness and spiritual understanding in emotional healing. Readers are invited to transcend skepticism as Dr.
Weiss chronicles his awakening to a new therapeutic horizon. He elucidates how embracing the metaphysical can complement traditional psychological practice. \\ \nThrough its narrative Many Lives Many Masters invites introspection challenging individuals to consider their own life's purpose and spiritual growth.
It is a compelling argument for a holistic approach to mental health where healing the soul is as pivotal as healing the mind.
Many Lives Many Masters merges compelling storytelling with a profound exploration of past-life therapy creating a revolutionary narrative that combines psychology with spirituality in an impactful way \\ \nThe book stands out by delivering a unique blend of scientific skepticism and open-minded exploration showcasing how embracing the unfamiliar can lead to groundbreaking discoveries and transformative personal growth \\ \nIts ability to resonate across varied audiences from skeptical scientists to spiritual seekers highlights its universal appeal inviting readers to redefine their understanding of healing and the human soul.
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This book is a treasure. I come back to it every few years and reread it and every reading reinforces important lessons, essential for us all. I can’t recommend it enough. I am also a big fan to of Mr. Weiss’s other books.
My brother recommended Many Lives, Many Masters to me. Had he not, I probably would not have read it. But this is one area where we really connect (intellectually) when we fail in other areas (emotionally, spiritually). I used to believe in psychic phenomena. I used to believe I was actually psychic to a degree, all topics addressed in my memoir. I was born and raised Catholic but shied from Catholicism as the Church illustrated God as something to be terrified of and terrorized by. This was back in the 80’s when I was a wee child but I still never was able to get over the psychological trauma and the indelible God impression that was imprinted in my mind and soul with more fearful connotations than Satan. I always preferred to believe in the mystical things, but whatever I believed in shattered when my mother died young of a heart attack at the age of 52. For over a decade, I’ve struggled with this impossible grief and inability to make sense of anything. I never asked my brother why he read this book. He never told me. He just said to read it and that it might change my perspective on things. So I read it—in almost one sitting, which is practically damn near impossible with an 8 month old at your heels. I read some of it to him (because who says you can’t read a baby “adult” books?). At first I questioned whether this was some grand scheme that was concocted for mild fame and fortune… or at least some best selling recognition. But as I read more, the story rang true. It was either brilliant concocted with randomly missing pieces and gaps that just never were filled in to give it a ring of truth to it… or it just was… possibly true. I’ve decided that I’m going to believe it’s true. I am glad I have made that decision because in doing so it has given me the first kind of peace I have felt in over a decade. I have a little bit of hope that one day I will be reconnected with my mother, my best friend and that we will have the chance to work though our relationship in a way we didn’t get to in this life time. I’ve decided I’m going to use this life and not waste another second of it. I feel so much lighter making that decision. I have more patience with my little baby. It’s hard. I am not a single mother but I live like one. I only see my fiance on the weekends and my precious little baby zaps all of my energy but I started to see things differently, even in my moments of exhaustion. I’ve started to view him as a little being who chose to come back to this earth to be reunited with me and I have to do whatever is in my power to guide him on this journey and to help him learn his life lessons so we can both reach higher planes when we transition. I feel blessed that my little man chose me, not burdened anymore – which I was sometimes feeling in my isolation. I even like to think that my mother and my grandmother had a hand in sending him down to me from “Heaven” or another plane/dimension…. somewhere up there. It has given me this immense appreciation for my little one and this book has given me a new way to look at life. I saw a mother behind me in the Starbucks drivethru today and I picked up the tab for her order. I just wanted to share something with her – mother-to-mother, to do a nice deed for someone else. I want to learn these life lessons not only for myself but I think it’s important for anyone that knows this information to share it and help others to reach their potential on this plane so they can transition over with ease when the time comes. I have enough burdens in this life. I don’t want to carry them over when I cross. Maybe it’s all BS. But maybe it’s not. And the worst thing that can happen if it is BS and living like it’s not – is that we make the world a better place, regardless of what happens when it ends or when we end.
I so enjoyed this book. I believe it should be recommended to all our friends & family as we can all learn some important (to us specifically) lessons. I am forever changed by this book in the most positive way. It brought a peacefulness to my soul.
I highly recommend this book to anyone who wants to know more about the spiritual side to life. I appreciate that Dr. Weiss took this from a scientific view. This was a very grounded view of how things in our subconscious can effect our everyday life in positive and negative ways and that through our understanding of this we can overcome the negative.
This book was very thought provoking. I've never believed in reincarnation but this was interesting to read. I couldn't put it down.
Book is presented in a way that even those without deep spiritual learning or focus can learn from this. Lessons to take away for everyday life as well as allays fears of death and the unknown. Beautiful book.
I wish the psychiatrist was still in practice because I would go see him. I found it extremely fascinating and truly believable. It’s well-known that reincarnation is real, and I have always believed since a child.
Very well written. Some corroberative evidence. It can make you think and apply to your life and to others. So glad that I read this!