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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Richard Sutphen, author of Past Lives, Future Loves and You Were Born Again to Be Together A spellbinding case history substantiating the effectiveness of past-life therapy.

It is most disgusting when a qualified scientist-psychiatrist puts his credibility at stake to get rich . It suggests that our existence extends beyond the limitations of a single lifetime, where our souls traverse different realms and dimensions in an ongoing cycle of growth and evolution.The power of love and forgiveness: Throughout the book, a consistent theme is the importance of love and forgiveness. Again, no specific detail is garnered by the questioning of Dr Weiss that could have proved beyond doubt whether such a pilot actually existed; such as what was the pilot’s full name and rank and squadron? Si supieran que los actos de violencia y de injusticia no pasan desapercibidos, sino que deben ser pagados con la misma moneda en otras vidas, ¡cuánto menor sería el deseo de venganza! It is disingenuous of Dr Weiss to compare his discoveries with that of Galileo or to claim that there is “considerable evidence” to prove life after death. It thoroughly irritated me that throughout the whole book, he quickly jumped to accepting Catherine's presentation as evidence to his own complex, subjective theories.

Over the years I had helped many patients like Catherine through the agonies of their fears, and I felt confident that I could help her, too. I noticed that Catherine's stories located in places where European people live only and she was European people mostly in her past lives. I was fascinated by the way her conceptions of death and the afterlife changed so much from lifetime to lifetime. Yet, nowhere in the book does Dr Weiss apply any scientific methods to evaluate the claims made by his patient, Catherine. Each ending signifies a fresh start, a chance to embark on a different path with newfound perspectives and possibilities.

Also, I’ve been hypnotised many times, there’s nothing really that special about it, I knew exactly what I was saying during hypnosis and could remember it all afterwards. Dr Weiss, on page 11, argues that, “throughout history, humankind has been resistant to change and to the acceptance of new ideas. Thus, the quote reminds us to value and explore the messages that our dreams carry, for they hold the potential to enlighten our journey towards self-realization.

One master, named by Dr Weiss as the “poet Master”, provided a summary of all wisdom as follows, “Everything must be balanced. Sticking with the same set of people creates an illusion that we are in a protected circle of our own. Catherine could not resist Stuart although he treated her poorly, and she was furious at his lies, broken promises, and manipulations. This quote reminds us that every interaction, whether significant or seemingly insignificant, holds potential for learning and growth as we navigate through the intricate path of our soul's evolution. By acknowledging this connection to a higher power, we can find solace, purpose, and ultimately, a sense of our own limitless potential.

It suggests that our ultimate goal should be to unravel the depths of our being, to understand our unique talents, passions, and aspirations.