MANY LIVES, MANY MASTERS
Dr Brian Weiss was a conventionally minded psychiatrist when he began treating Catherine, a young woman plagued by persistent nightmares and crippling anxiety. Eighteen months of standard therapeutic work had produced little progress. Out of options, he tried hypnosis. What happened next stopped him cold. Under hypnosis, Catherine began recounting vivid memories from what appeared to be previous lifetimes, and those memories seemed directly connected to the troubles tormenting her in this one. His scientific instincts told him to dismiss it. Then she started relaying messages from a mysterious state between incarnations, messages that contained precise, personal details about Weiss's own life that she could not possibly have known. Hard to ignore. Harder still to explain. Through Catherine, a group of highly evolved spiritual beings known as the Masters appeared to communicate, offering insights into the nature of existence, the persistence of consciousness beyond death, and the long shadow our past lives cast over who we are today. This book charts how that clinical relationship transformed both patient and doctor in ways neither could have anticipated. It's a quiet but persistent challenge to the boundaries of what orthodox medicine will allow itself to consider, and it raises questions about memory, the soul, and human behaviour that linger long after the final page.
- Author: DR BRIAN WEISS
- Publisher: Piatkus
- Genre: Personal Development
- ISBN: 978-0749913786
- Pages: 224 pages