Search - Many Lives, Many Masters: The True Story of a Prominent Psychiatrist, His Young Patient, and the Past-Life Therapy That Changed Both Their Lives

I found it fascinating that the therapist-patient relationship could transcend their traditional roles. While reincarnation may not be easy for most people brought up in certain religions to accept (including me), the basic messages that underline the points that Catherine, through her many lives, brings to light are universal and left me feeling more emotionally aware and at peace. I also thought it was cool that a therapist with these credentials would go on a limb and talk about these experiences. For me, a quick and consciousness-raising read.

This is one of the most enlighting books I have ever read. I recommend it to everyone. I feel as though everyone,even if you do not read would take something from this book. The end of the book started becoming a little repeatative though.

This was a good read. I wasn't sure about the title but it opens your mind to other possibilities. I'm glad that I read it.

this book makes me hopeful that i will be able to see loved ones that pass both before and after i do. it also has brought a peace to my daily life that comforts me. i don't know if it is true or not first hand. but, i do believe that it is true, if for no other reason, in that it makes me feel good to believe it.

I thought this book was very interesting but found it difficult to believe.

everyone should read this book