In 2013, my mom recommend me to read this book after I finish reading Fifty Shades of Grey. What an incredible book and many years ago, my mom told me that she met the author of this book.
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Many Lives, Many Masters: The True Story of a Prominent Psychiatrist, His Yo | 
In 2013, my mom recommend me to read this book after I finish reading Fifty Shades of Grey. What an incredible book and many years ago, my mom told me that she met the author of this book.
pickThis one was a very fast read. Read it in two days. I am left curious. Not a spiritual person to start, I am fortunate that I already possess an open mind, a character trait this book highly encourages. We don't know all there is to know about this life, the next one, or the last. All we can do in the here and now is remain open, learn, grow, and help those around us. While referencing the Old Testament in the book, I couldn't help but realize⬇️
A very good friend and I have been working through an esoteric reading list he found by buddy reading a chapter a day and discussing via Marco Polo. It‘s a great way to do a teeny book club. Low time commitment and small easily digestible bites of a book. #lennox #catsoflitsy
Already headfirst in another read but when your bestie suggests you drop everything to read this one - you do. Always paired with a cup of tea 📚🐛
pickI absolutely love this book and recommend it all the time. It requires an open mind!
so-soA quick read.. interesting concepts. I like the message - faith, hope, charity, patience, living our lives in balance and that there‘s something we need to learn in our lifetime or we come back again until we learn the lesson.
so-soInteresting concepts presented about past life regression but not sure I‘m convinced. Interesting nonetheless.
This is so true. And definitely a good way to tell people why I love reading. #whyliveonce #manylives #manyadventures #postsfromfacebook
I tried keeping a reading journal- it didn‘t work. Anyone do it successfully? #readingjournal
Short people problems. But I found what I was looking for—Many Lives, Many Masters. #nonfiction #homelibrary #ilovelibraries #manylivesmanymasters #psychology
so-soIt was my first try
on...something like this. Found
it little slow and boring but It
kept me stick to reading till the
end only to find out what secret
knowledge the doctor derived
from regressing the woman.
I'm giving it a 'so-so' now, as l
found it slow but may be 'slow'
is how it was supposed to be! ☺
#nowreading This book was suggested by a lot of people. Let's see how it goes.
pan“We have debts that must be paid. If we have not paid out these debts, then we must take them into another life…in order that they may be worked through.” I just saved you an hour of reading “Many Lives, Many Masters”. This maaaayyy have been groundbreaking in the 1980s but man was this boring and redundant. If it weren‘t for Catherine‘s many past life visits this book would probably be 10 pages long.
I really enjoy the image of our soul as a diamond, with each of us possessing a multitude of skills and traits, but only allowing some to shine through.
pickThis book was fascinating.
