MANY LIVES, MANY MASTERS: The true story of a prominent psychiatrist, his young patient and the past-life therapy that changed both of their Lives Paperback

Perfect. I think every world leader should be sent a copy of this book. If it resonates with the good in their souls maybe we could achieve peace one day.

Best book I have ever read!

I have always been interested in whether there is an afterlife, so for me this was an extremely interesting book. It was recommended by my course tutor in holistic healing and I am so glad I bought the book. Well written I couldn’t stop reading it and will definitely read it again in the future.

This is one of those books that is even too easy to dismiss as "made up". Yet, the credentials of the author speak for themselves.If you are interested in these sort of topics - albeit being dubious, like me - this is a book that you <can> read. And there are many others written by authors (physicians and scientists, mainly) which are beyond suspicion. I also believe it is too easy a position to say "that's all bonkers and the author must be a nutter". Putting our own believes in doubt is a hard and painful process. However: how else are we going to grow? So, although the read is probably not for everybody, I strongly recommend it because it will make you think and ask questions.I found the read easy, gripping and well representative of what a man of science must go through when confronting such an extraordinary experience.The only reason why I do not give 5 stars, is because I believe that the author should have add a chapter explaining how the academic world has received this story. Indeed there are a few lines about it, yet I believe that a more detailed account would behelpful. Reading how others, especially in the scientific world, have reacted and why they have accepted it or not, may help readers to make sense of their doubts and questions,

I love this book! It manages to show what is possible after death without sounding fake or ‘magical’. It started scientific facts and witnesses

Captivating and insightful, encouraging meditation and finding our purpose while living on harmony and balanceInspirational and overall a great read.

Let's get one thing straight - I am not prone to follow every new wind of change or every new fad or path of "enlightenment", merely on a whim. I'm also not easily won over....This book changed my life. There is no other way for me to say it. As a standalone book it is intriguing, easy to read, gripping, and beyond interesting. As a self help book, something that I genuinely don't think was the author's intention, this book quickly became the book I was recommending to those closest to me.I was reading Memories Of Heaven by Dr Wayne W Dyer & Dee Garnes, and this book was referenced. That's how I "found" it. To be honest I think the book "found" me.If you are interested in Regression at all then this book is for you. If you have an open mind and you are intrigued by reincarnation then this book is for you. If you are considering trying a session of Regression Therapy then THIS BOOK IS DEFINITELY FOR YOU. I was so blessed by it, and gleaned some important information for my own life. It gave me an insight into the Therapy side of Regression and prepared me for my first session. Up until I read this book I was merely curious about past lives and the whole concept of reincarnation. After reading it I understood a lot more and was a lot more aware of the healing potential and spiritual benefits of Regression Therapy.I hope this review helps someone make their mind up either way. xx

Some reviews go into great detail on their criticism about the lack of scientific method, but in my opinion, they are completely missing the point.What is important about this book is the message given to him throughout the sessions with Catherine. Whether there is proper scientific scrutiny, that doesn’t really matter—if you want that, there’s also plenty of academic papers online where you can read on the topic.Bear in mind that in the time this book was written, there was no Google to easily retrieve any validation. From my perspective, it’d have taken too much pointless effort and detours in the book, when ultimately what matters is to let people know that we are one with the spirit. We’re here to gain experience in a human life, nothing is right or wrong, it’s all about learning and growing.So, as a doctoral student myself, I can only say that you leave aside the cultural obsession with science and read this book with an open mind, and an intention to learn.Pd: in reply to another review, there is a Hampstead Farm in South Wales. Look it up