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Summary: I truely found this book to be uplifting and rewarding.
Review: I AM INTERESTED IN OBTAINING AN ITALIAN TRANSLATION. PLEASE PROVIDE ME WITH INFO...
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Summary: It made me a believer !
Review: Dr. Weiss' book gave me a totally different view on life and especially death. It made me be more aware of certain situations I find myself in and people I meet and develop a long lasting friendship/relationship with. "There is a reason for everything" definitely has a new meaning now. Why 4 stars ?? I found myself less captivated towards the end of the book, when he stops telling Catherine's story.
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Summary: Extremely interesting and spirital
Review: This book has affirmed my faith in God to another level. Through this patient, all of us receive an invaluable gift of insight and look into our souls. My prayer is for all people to read this.
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Summary: For believers or those teetering on the edge.
Review: A short book by an eminent psychiatrist that is full of thought provoking material. However, other than the previous lives of the subject Catherine, none of the book is original, being in the main a re-enforcement of traditional reincarnation theories and often-stated mystical and new age thought. The book is beautifully written and conveys the passion and belief of the author in Catherine and her previous experiences. Undoubtedly sceptics will state that her experiences are readily refutable by any number of explanations, such as surfaced unconscious memories, deep rooted knowledge, clairvoyant observation of people and events, or active subconscious imagination. Whatever the truth, it cannot be denied that whatever happened in the exchange of minds between Doctor and patient has been to the benefit of both. Unfortunately the book gives the impression that Dr Weiss has suborned his scientific objectivity in the light of his newly found belief, as some of Catherine's previous lives do not feel credible, sound trite, are prone to cliché and have a tendency to adopt modern social and attitudinal standpoints. But whatever your belief in the validity of the books mission, and in this there are grave question marks, it is still worth reading.
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Summary: The Perfect Springboard into Metaphysical Belief
Review: This book changed not only the way I look at life, but the way I view death. The story is compelling and clear. One accompanies Dr. Weiss when he faces the career-threatening challenge of revealing this story. I have gained strength from this book; the questions I have had since childhood were singlehandedly answered with clarity and depth. This was my springboard into understanding how and why certain people make a difference in my life; why some just fade away, why some won't go away, why some stay away, and why some stay and stay. I given it to several people as gifts and all have enjoyed the story.
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Summary: Interesting, but Mr. Weiss do not give a chance to check it
Review: It's so easy to write about somethig that nobody can prove. And it's worse if the person who wrote do not give us a condition to check if the experience and the changes on her patient really happened.Of course what Mr. Weiss tell us is very interisting and the message is too much confortable and beatiful. But wy so many misteryous? Why the doctor doesn't submit his experience on test by another specialists from many areas. Why he keep the analisys of this fenomenum only with him, his whife and his patient almost for a year? Mr. Weiss is a scientist, so more than just tell everybody his experiences, he must to permit the science check it or confirm its benefit unless.
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Summary: You cannot put this book down!
Review: Dr. Weiss's account is moving and compelling. Most people will not be able to put this book down until they've read it entirely. Since reading this book I have experienced past-life regression therapy first hand. When I first read it I was completely skeptical and did not believe in reincarnation, but reading it kicked off a several year process in which I was forced to reevaluate the belief systems that I had been force-fed since childhood. I began to seek answers to some hard questions that most people are terrified to even ask themselves. Even if you walk away in disbelief, I think you will enjoy this book.
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Summary: Thin and improbable, possibly a hoax, filled with anecdotes.
Review: I was drawn to this book by the recommendation of a good friend. I approached it with a completely open and receptive mind but I was profoundly disappointed. Dr. Weiss claims that every word is true, but I think it is merely a harmless, amateurish hoax - an easy read that has probably earned Dr. Weiss enough to buy a really nice Porsche. The narrative is thin, and the "prior life" experiences so banal that almost anyone who has seen an episode of "Zena, the Warrior Princess" and a movie starring Charleton Heston is ready for a flashback Dr. Weiss could carefully weave into his philosophy. Some episodes just strain credibility: How, I prithee, HOW, could "Catherine" know it was 1536 B.C. (see Ch.3)? Hold it a minute! Nobody knew it was 1536 B.C.! Story after story of a past life with a fast-forward to the moment of death become tedious and repetitious. The reader learns nothing from the narrative of Catherine's prior lives except that she usually has nice hair and is properly accessorized. The so-called "Masters" don't have much of anything to say other than to promise multiple reincarnations to work out debts and learn some lessons. Their wisdom, communicated through a prostrate Catherine speaking in husky voices, is all very vague offering only conventional, harmless, and uninspiring lessons. Look: if you need something to give you comfort when confronting death and mortality, particularly your own or a loved one's, then read Alan Watts.
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Summary: I have read the german version and found it very good
Review: I am looking for the french translation. Please give more information about it
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Summary: Well-written, convincing chronicle of subject
Review: Author carefully took reader through outline of subject matter
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