Brian Weiss
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Oct 30, 2026
Sam KukathasGUEST
And that's all I need to do.
Sam KukathasGUEST
Now, there's a book which is called Many Lives and Many Masters by Dr. Brian Weiss, which is about... a client who was a psychiatrist and a client who came in who was dealing with all sorts of different challenges and then at some point whatever happened took her into past lives and he had not experienced this dr brian weiss at that time but his role was just to hold the space right and holding the space it opened up something where there was enough safety within her to access something that she was meant to share with him and then it all unfolded so when i read that book i felt the parallel with my own journey where i was like okay you don't have to know you just have to be the space for their knowing to come through and then over time what happens is you just the gnosis just re-emerges through you
Jonny PardoeHOST
Wow, yeah, powerful.
Jonny PardoeHOST
I've got a session tomorrow, actually, with someone.
Jeffrey ZuckermanGUEST
Some observational, non-scientific ideas or data that supports the fact that when we die, we don't spiritually die, we physically die.
Jeffrey ZuckermanGUEST
And so, I don't know if you've read any of Brian Weiss's Yeah, Brian Weiss, many lives, many masters.
Terry WeymanHOST
Past life
Jeffrey ZuckermanGUEST
regressions, yeah.
GabriellaGUEST
She's like, I am going back in this body.
GabriellaGUEST
And so anyway, she went back in and then when she came back conscious, she, or when she was in and out, I think, she heard the names Brian Weiss and Dolores Cannon.
GabriellaGUEST
And then she never got into past labor before that so then it completely changed her life and that's what she does and she's a lovely um aggressionist so really really cool
Nick LloydHOST
Yeah, I believe Delora, she was self-taught, wasn't she? Was she?
Jim CurtisGUEST
Not one particular person, but I was a voracious reader.
Jim CurtisGUEST
I would go and study with someone like Dr. Brian Weiss, who wrote Many Lives, Many Masters.
Jim CurtisGUEST
He was
Maria MenounosHOST
right there.
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Maria MenounosHOST
oh shit
Jim CurtisGUEST
yeah is this true is it 100 true could there be any other truth i think byron katie has a line of questioning like that too he's awesome like that um I remember he told me that he started his career in hypnosis.
Jim CurtisGUEST
Doc Eamon was like hypnotizing people 45 years ago, kind of like a Brian Weiss type, like before this was.
Jim CurtisGUEST
For psychiatrists like Brian Weiss or Doc Eamon to leave that very credible thing behind and be, like I said, hypnotherapy or past life regression is the way.
Craig MeriwetherGUEST
And he'd find that family and find out, yep, this kid knows the nicknames, knows where the hidden money is in the wall, knows, you know, all this stuff about the family and the names and all this stuff.
Craig MeriwetherGUEST
And after a while, it's like, well, how many stories do you need? I mean, even like the books of Brian Weiss, Many Lies, Many Masters, or the books of Michael Newton, and now the Newton Institute, but Michael Newton and Brian Weiss.
Craig MeriwetherGUEST
I love their works because, and Dr. Ian Stevens says, because these are left brain analytical academics.
Craig MeriwetherGUEST
They're not, excuse the expression.
Shervon LauriceHOST
people.
Craig MeriwetherGUEST
And so they do the research techniques.
Craig MeriwetherGUEST
And what I find fascinating about Brian Weiss, who's pretty much kind of the opening, the pioneer, the godfather, if you will, of the modern day past high progression movement, was that He's a doctor.
Craig MeriwetherGUEST
He's an MD.
TomHOST
What should we be doing? We've got this life.
TomHOST
What are we meant to be doing in it? On the holiday that we just were on, Vinita and I listened to the audio book of Many Lives, Many Masters by a guy called Brian Weiss.
TomHOST
He's a psychiatrist.
TomHOST
And he wrote it, I think, in the 90s.
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AsimHOST
the potential to kind of get to come back in it's like there's no separateness if that makes sense yeah yeah
TomHOST
no that makes sense to me where where it leaves me a bit stumped though is it does sort of it does create some strange moral dilemmas um well firstly i just want to say a little quick thing about that it being too structured because i was thinking the other day If everything in the universe is fractal, so like, you know, the big is mirrored on the small and vice versa, then lots of people say in different traditions that this is, in different languages, basically this is Earth life is like a school for souls.
TomHOST
And that sort of is mirrored in what I was talking about in this Brian Weiss book.
TomHOST
Yeah.
ShuduHOST
There's this book actually, before I go, um, it's, um, what's the book? Uh, Only love is real.
ShuduHOST
Dr. Brian Weiss, I speak about him a lot, but he speaks about different kinds of soulmates.
ShuduHOST
And I really do believe that you find soulmates in friendships as well.
ShuduHOST
But the problem is we don't put as much work into them as we should, like we do with every other thing.
Rebecca GibsonGUEST
And now there's doctors all over the place.
Mel HistonHOST
And it's interesting because I know that's one of the things Dr. Eben Alexander writes about in his book and also Dr. Brian Weiss, who is a famous neuropsychiatrist.
Rebecca GibsonGUEST
Yeah, Many Lives, Many Masters.
Mel HistonHOST
He wrote the book Many Lives, Many Masters, which was a transcription basically around a work he was doing with a patient, hypnotherapy he was doing with a patient, and she was regressing to past lives.
Mel HistonHOST
And both of those are high levels.
Mel HistonHOST
level specialist doctors, you know, Dr. Brian Weiss was the chief of psychiatry at I think it was the Miami Hospital, a teaching hospital.
Mel HistonHOST
And I know that both he and Dr. Eban both said that they were scared to actually initially talk about what they were experiencing, Dr. Brian Weiss through his patient and also Dr. Eban with his own personal near-death experience because it goes against everything that they had been taught.
Rebecca GibsonGUEST
And it completely devastates their reputation at the time.
Laura PiferHOST
So thank you.
Laura PiferHOST
You said Brian, Brian Weiss, a life regression on YouTube.
Laura PiferHOST
So between lives.
Laura PiferHOST
Yes.
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Laura PiferHOST
I mean, Biology of Belief I read when I was taking Holistic Nutrition, and it had a psychology of disease aspect, and wow, did that begin to blow things out of the water, nature versus nurture.
Laura PiferHOST
And for people who really like science and need tangible evidence, this melds those two very beautifully.
Laura PiferHOST
And then, yeah, and then Brian Weiss and those Destiny of Souls and Journey of Souls.
Laura PiferHOST
I know those changed my path profoundly when it began to give me understanding and meaning and purpose.
Krista GriffinGUEST
So I'm like, all right, I guess I have to go.
Krista GriffinGUEST
And I went to the conference and I saw Greg Brayden and I saw Bruce Lipton and Brian Weiss, who has many lives, many masters, who does past life regression.
Krista GriffinGUEST
It was great.
Krista GriffinGUEST
There were all kinds of cool things.
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