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Dr. Brian Weiss is a highly respected psychiatrist from the mainstream of the medical establishment. Catherine is one of his most difficult cases, a twenty-seven year old woman racked by phobias and anxieties. In the course of Catherine's treatment, Dr. Weiss makes a startling discovery. Under hypnosis, she recollects, in vivid detail, events from past lives ranging from the prehistoric times and ancient Egypt to the 20th Century and the fires of World War II. Encouraging Catherine to relive her most painful experiences -- even her moments of death -- Dr. Weiss steers her toward recovery, while his own life is dramatically changed forever.

In Many Lives, Many Masters, Dr. Weiss tells the true story of Catherine -- her many existences, her remarkable therapy sessions, and the vision she revealed of the human mind and soul.

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I bought this book a couple of years ago and got this one now as a present for my friend. Dr. Weiss book gives you goosebumps just reading it. A great book for people who weren't convinced reincarnation exists, but who will be after reading the book.

This book changed my entire belief system from 'searching' to 'solid'. My entire life has been spent in pursuit of truths in the Bible and how they relate to truths in other spiritual beliefs. This made my belief in reincarnation sensible and solid.

I really loved this book and Brian Weiss has truly given us the perfect blend of psychiatry and metaphysics to embrace. I've only recently become interested in past-life therapy and find it amazing useful and very therapeutic to read about the journeys others have experienced.

I take more joy in life, and I make better decisions. He helped me believe that we are connected with our loved ones, and in fact, all humans, beyond our life on earth.

Weiss is credible, wise and articulate. Dr.

His book gave me hope that life is more than a series of random events with no higher purpose. He shares his story of going from skepticism about life after death, as a scientist who needs tangible evidence, to a scientist who witnesses the evidence in abundance, changes his views, and shares his story in a moving and fascinating way.

I too was skeptical until I experienced a reading recently, and was so moved that I sought out literature to explore the concept more fully. I now feel that my actions have an impact not only here and now, but forever.

This book has helped me find happiness and meaning in my life.

Dr. Brian Weiss' willingness to scientifically engage with a topic that is oft considered fringe is remarkable. He does so with curiosity and insight to an extent that it can make most skeptics queston their staunch position of disbelief. I found hope and inspiration in his narrative of his experience.