Written for the same market as the multi-million-copy bestselling Life After Life, this book is a provocative look at the revolutionary technique of past life regression--with compelling case histories and personal testimonies of physical, mental and spiritual healing.
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This review is from: Other Lives, Other Selves: A Jungian Psychotherapist Discovers Past Lives (Paperback)
Ever since I had a Near-Death Experience, 25 years ago, I strongly believe that we are here on Earth on a regular basis, i.e., that we reincarnate. I have gone thru past-lives therapy and found its deep usefulness. All this led me to collect and study most books on reincarnation I could read. When I found Other Lives, Other Selves, I suddenly felt that I had spent too much money on too many books! This is the only book I'd buy if I had had a chance to browse thru all my 100-plus library on reincarnation. The fact that he is a Jungian psychotherapist does not hurt, because he adds to Jung's positions the rich and vast body of knowledge provided by PLT. Look no further: this IS the only book on reincarnation and past-lives therapy you'll ever need.
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After reading what is poular today as well as past writers (not naming names) I find that Dr Woolgers work is the most comprehensive approach to Past Life Therapy available. While many using hypnosis place an emphasis on recovering the memory, Dr Woolger's expereince is that the memory is the least difficult part of regression process, guiding the traumatic expereince and wound to the soul to resolution and healing is the cornerstone of his work. This is the piece, personally that I see lacking in other approaches. His work is founded in sound psychological AND spiritual principles and the ability to synthesize this and make it practical and accessable is clear in this book. After reading this book I had the ability to do some training with him personally and would recommend any serious student of this kind of work to try to do the same. At the very least, refer to this book as both pioneering and a classic in the field.
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I am a hypnotherapist and have read many books on the subject of past life therapy and I think this is the best yet. Woolger presents a more realistic account of past life therapy than some of the other quick fix books that are out there. Unlike others I've read, he doesn't claim that simply recalling a past life cures you of your ills. Instead, he conveys his experience as a therapist, that regression therapy is often a long and challenging process, though one with rich rewards. One thing I especially like about his techniques is his emphasis on incorperating the body into the regression, as that is where much of the trauma is held. While some therapists recommend taking an "observer" position while reliving a trauma, he encourages his clients to reexperience it as much as possible and considers emotional and physical catharsis as keys to healing. It is an enlightening and inspiring book.
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When I graduated from Oxford University in the mid-sixties with a joint degree in behavioral psychology and analytic philosophy, my mind had been put into a carefully tailored straitjacket, though I hardly knew it at the time. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
past life complex, past life level, karmic complex, past life work, past life stories, past life story, lotus wheel, past life personalities, past life therapy, past life memories, past life traumas, popular metaphysics, psychic opposites, karmic residues, past life memory, inner figures Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Stanislav Grof, Morris Netherton, Madame Blavatsky, World War, New York, James Hillman, Great Memory, Bridey Murphy, Edgar Cayce, John of the Cross, Thomas Verney, Venerable Sir, Wailing Wall, Alice Bailey, American South, Fritz Perls, Great Mother, Jane Roberts, Joan Grant, Middle Ages, René Guénon, Rudolf Steiner, Wilhelm Reich, William Blake New!
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