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Same Soul, Many Bodies: Discover the Healing Power of Future Lives through Progression Therapy
written by Brian L. Weiss
Studio : Free Press
by Free Press
Publisher : Free Press
Released : 2005-08-30
Availability : Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Number of Items : 1
EAN : 9780743264341
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 57 reviews)
List Price : $14.00
Our Price : $7.47
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The bestselling author of Many Lives, Many Masters breaks new ground to reveal how progression therapy into future lives can help transform us in the present.How often have you wished you could peer into the future? In Same Soul, Many Bodies, Brian L. Weiss, M.D., shows us how. Through envisioning our lives to come, we can influence their outcome and use this process to bring more joy and healing to our present lives. Dr. Weiss pioneered regression therapy -- guiding people through their past lives. Here, he goes beyond that to demonstrate the therapeutic benefits of progression therapy -- guiding people through the future in a scientific, responsible, healing way. Through dozens of case histories detailing both past-life and future-life experiences, Dr. Weiss shows how the choices that we make now will determine our future quality of life. From Samantha, who overcame academic failure once she learned of her future as a great physician, to Evelyn, whose fears and prejudices ended after she envisioned prior and forthcoming lives as a hate victim, Dr. Weiss gives concrete examples of lives transformed by regression and progression therapy. A groundbreaking work, Same Soul, Many Bodies is sure to deeply affect peoples' lives as they strive toward their future. |
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Same Soul, Many Bodies |
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Loved this book, found it very interesting and confirms to me that there is more to our lives than where we are now. Would recommend it to people willing to grow spiritually. |
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New Insight |
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This book was excellent. It gave me a new insight and started me wondering about those deja vous experiences we have. I loved it and passed it on to family and friends to read also. |
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an eye opener |
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An eye opener for who is looking for clarity in some behavioural, emotional or repetitive problems. Only by realizing that there are more aspects in our lives that we can beter understand and feel, we step into another level of self realization. Thank you for this opportunity. |
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wonderful, uplifting exercises to practice |
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This book has many wonderful, uplifting exercises to help you along on your journey toward a fulfilling life. I always find Dr. Weiss' books fascinating as he delves into precognitive dreams and lives yet to be shaped or lived. Once we realized and accept all have the free will to create our destiny, our lives are totally within our control. Elaine Williams, author A Journey Well Taken: Life After Loss. |
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Very Interesting Read... |
This book is only the third I've read on the subject of past and future lives... and all three have been in this past month. I don't know why I decided to finally start reading about it, but I've always believed in the concept of past lives and reincarnation- from the time I was a kid I seemed to just 'know' it to be the way things happened.
I thought this book was the best of the three so far. There was nothing in it that made me feel like I was reading a sci-fi novel, nothing to make me put the book down, roll my eyes and think the author is a lunatic trying to make a buck while insulting my intelligence.
Whether or not all the stories in this book are real or imagined by the people experiencing them, the message is simple and clear and should go without saying: Be kind to each other, show some love and compassion and the world will be a better place. Duh!! And because this is a book about past and future lives, it's important to add to the message this little reminder: What comes around, goes around. If not in this life, it'll find you in the next.
I don't meditate, though maybe I should. I don't talk about enlightenment or energies, souls or auras. I don't live in yoga pants and eat a diet of fruit and veggies. (Not that there's anything wrong with any of that; maybe after a few more books, I might start.) My point is that I'm just your average everyday person recommending a very interesting book that will definitely make you think and maybe make you more concious about your future choices in life and how they will affect you and others around you. |
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