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Reaching for the Oversoul

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I wish Oprah would read this book and feature Eugene Jussek on her show. He is another Gary Zukoff!

This book is about finding our own higher selves. Written by a medical doctor of great depth and sensitivity, it explores the possibility of reincarnation, while never trying to prove it.

As the title suggests, Reaching for the Oversoul, is about reaching deep within our selves for our own higher nature, wise counsel and guide. It is the story of a medical man and his journey to make sense of one patient's problems.

So many of life's questions are explored in this book. A thought provoking read.

As a medical assistant/secretary in the Internal Medicine practice of Eugene G. Jussek, MD, I had the privilege of attending the early hypnosis sessions with Charles Roberts and was witness to the ultimate ermergence of Yan Su Lu. Conversations under hypnotic trance would be recorded in shorthand and then transcribed. Dr. Jussek has reproduced these sessions exactly as they transpired and no changes, additions or omissions are noted. Eugene G. Jussek, MD, is a skilled physician and hypnotist who takes great care to protect the patient from harm and danger. He continuously moves the subject away from frightful experiences, and goes to a safe place and time that permits unemotional review and analysis of events. In this space beyond time, Dr. Jussek would ask the "friend" or "teacher" from the other side (that resides in all of us) to come through and report on the lessons learned by the subject during that particular lifetime. When Yan Su Lu was willing to continue dialogue through the merium of Charles Roberts, a journey was untertaken into the realm of wisdom as it is found in the collective unconscious. Such knowlege and understanding is not only the essence of this book, but it addresses many current questions raised by the serious seeker of Truth. "Reaching for the Oversoul" is a must read not only for those seeking answers from the beyond, but also for the serious practitioner of medical hypnosis.

I am the author of this book. This is not a review. I would just like to clarify an error in the in the U.S. edition of my book Reaching for the Oversoul which the reviewer J. Conway picked up on.

The U.S. edition states that King Edward ruled England before Queen Victoria; this is an error which only appears in the US edition of my book, not in the German, Irish or Italian editions. These editions clearly state:

"After the long reign of Queen Victoria, England was ruled by King Edward."

The error in the U.S. edition is a regrettable oversight which will be corrected in any subsequent U.S. editions. Readers interested in my work can contact me through my Website: [..]

A fascinating study, from which many may profit by opening their minds and souls. Above all, this book is a metaphysical journey which will make many people think, realising that there is no limitation to life but life itself. - Jess Stearn (The Sleeping Prophet)

This book is an eye opener for anyone who wish to have deeper understanding of rebirth and the role of the spirit guide. Through the voice of Yan Su Lu, one discovers the various experiences from the past lives of Charles that make up the conflicts in his personality in this present life. Therefore this discovery provides a platform to help him achieve karmic healing by resolving these issues in this lifetime in other to achieve spiritual growth. It is a better way to comprehend the subject of the immortality of the soul than the conventional way taught by religion.

Yan Su Lu's views of a transdimensional world are reminiscent of Plato's philosophy...significant philosophical discourses emphasisingevolutionary philosophy.

Reaching for the Oversoul is a very interesting book, thoughtfully researched and with some interesting theories. However, the one thing that bothered me is that in verifying a regression, the author states that 'before the long reign of Queeen Victoria, there was a King Edward'. Well, the King Edward that existed long before Victoria was Henry Tudor's son as far as I remember and this wasn't the era described in the regression. King Edward VII was the son of Victoria and reigned after that Queen died. This lack of accuracy spoiled the book for me and I just wished I could speak to the author.