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Brian Weiss

What Brian Weiss thinks about religion

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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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7 dated positions, c. 1988 to c. 2004, in their own words. Our reading of what Brian Weiss has said — not written or endorsed by them.

  1. I am aware of the concept of “spiritual health,” but to me the soul is always healthy. Indeed, the soul is perfect.

    ↗Same Soul, Many Bodies (Free Press, 2004)archive.org All 4 from this book

  2. I no longer doubt that reincarnation is real. Our souls have lived before and will live again. That is our immortality.

    ↗Same Soul, Many Bodies (Free Press, 2004)archive.org All 4 from this book

  3. The important question regarding spirituality is not which God you follow but are you true to your soul?

    ↗Same Soul, Many Bodies (Free Press, 2004)archive.org All 4 from this book

  4. I believe we do reincarnate until we learn our lessons and graduate.

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

  5. Knowledge of past lives is not necessary to achieve these positive changes. The ultimate key is understanding.

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

  6. We are all psychics, and we are all gurus. We have merely forgotten.

    ↗Only Love Is Real: A Story of Soulmates Reunited (Warner Books, 1996)archive.org All 2 from this book

  7. So, if faith is not enough, perhaps science will help. Perhaps experiences such as Catherine's and mine need to be studied, analyzed, and reported in a detached, scientific manner by people trained in the behavioral and physical sciences.

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