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What Brian Weiss thinks about Psychotherapy

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Psychiatrist and author of Many Lives, Many Masters (1988), born 1944, who writes on past-life regression and reincarnation.

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5 dated positions, c. 1988 to c. 2000, in their own words. Our reading of what Brian Weiss has said — not written or endorsed by them.

  1. Our readingUnderstanding a fear and its sources makes it dissolve

    Their wordsOnce you truly understand your fear and its sources, the fear will dissolve.

    ↗Messages from the Masters: Tapping into the Power of Love (Warner Books, 2000)archive.org All 8 from this book

  3. Our readingTherapists must keep open minds

    Their wordsI believe strongly that therapists must have open minds.

    ↗Many Lives, Many Masters (Simon & Schuster, 1988)archive.org All 14 from this book

  5. Our readingPast-life therapy seems to hold a curative force stronger than conventional therapy or medicine

    Their wordsThere is some powerful curative force in this realm, a force apparently much more effective than conventional therapy or modern medicines.

    ↗Many Lives, Many Masters (Simon & Schuster, 1988)archive.org All 14 from this book

  7. Our readingPast-life work expanded his ability to heal, especially in grief counseling

    Their wordsI found that my ability to heal my patients had significantly expanded, not just with phobias and anxieties, but especially in death-and-dying, or grief, counseling.

    ↗Many Lives, Many Masters (Simon & Schuster, 1988)archive.org All 14 from this book

  9. Our readingPsychiatrists and therapists refuse to examine the evidence for survival after death and past-life memories

    Their wordsSo it is now with psychiatrists and other therapists, who refuse to examine and evaluate the considerable evidence being gathered about survival after bodily death and about past-life memories.

    ↗Many Lives, Many Masters (Simon & Schuster, 1988)archive.org All 14 from this book