andy tomlinson is a psychologist, psychotherapist, regression therapist, and founder of the past life regression academy.
summary of past life books
Having worked in this area for twenty years as an author, therapist and trainer, this is a selection of past life books that readers may find interesting, both for those new to this topic and for readers who want new interesting insights. includes books on how past lives heal, new biblical information from past lives, and what happens after a past life dies.
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- veiled truth: biblical revelations through past life journeys, by reena kumarasingham
- eternal soul healing: past life insights and spiritual regression, by andy tomlinson
- on dragonfly wings – a skeptic’s journey into mediumship, by daniela norris
- healing with past life therapy: transformational journeys through time and space, by lorraine flaherty
- healing your past lives – exploring the many lives of the soul, by roger woolger
- how i died and what i did after, by peter watson jenkins and tony winner
- children past lives ; how past life memories affect children, by carol bowman
- healing deep wounds: the transformational journey of a young patient undergoing regression therapy,dr. peter mack
- many lives, many teachers, dr. brian weiss
- freeing the captives emerging therapy to treat spiritual attachment – louise ireland-frey
1. veiled truth, by reena kumasingham
reena is a psychologist, regression therapist, and a pioneer in writing past life books that are backed by modern research supporting the accuracy of past lives. This book takes readers on a fascinating journey through the past life memories of eight souls who experienced lifetimes during the biblical period. Emotional, and at times dramatic, it gives insight into the turbulent times and fascinating experiences of those closest to Jesus, revealing events and information about what happened before, during, and after Jesus’ crucifixion.
2. healing the eternal soul, by andy tomlinson
This is the only one of my past life books that I have included in this article because it explains how working with past lives can bring about the most amazing transformations. has information for therapists and the general reader. this is what past life pioneer roger woolger wrote, “andy has given us an extremely valuable ‘state of the art’ picture of past life and regression therapy and its many applications. it is immensely practical, provides many inductions, interventions and textual case studies.i highly recommend it.
video of the death of a past life
3. on dragonfly wings, by daniela norris
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This is a sincere and personal search for the meaning of life, death and pain. Daniela began as a skeptic and began a spiritual search after the loss of her younger brother in a drowning accident. through his past life regression experiences he demystifies the concepts of death, reincarnation and mediumship. His spiritual progress is peppered with various “how-to” sections: how to see auras, how to use a pendulum, and even how to bend a spoon for those who need material proof that “thought energy” can affect matter. is written for anyone who has lost a loved one and is curious to further explore what happened to them and why.
4. past life therapy healing by lorraine flaherty
This regression therapy book uses vivid, real-life examples from over a decade of Lorraine’s experiences and uses the story of the Wizard of Oz to inspire readers to begin their own life-changing journey toward enlightenment. and healing. Through detailed transcripts of actual sessions, everyday people speak candidly about their experiences with this form of self-discovery. Lorraine takes a realistic approach that shows how any reader can develop a greater understanding of who they are and how they can heal themselves, and includes many self-help exercises.
5. healing your past lives, by roger woolger
roger is one of the pioneers of past life regression and the introduction of body awareness in past life therapy. In this book on reincarnation he brings together more than two decades of his personal research with hundreds of clients to offer a clear account of past lives and the healing that can come from them.
6. how i died and what i did after, by peter watson jenkins and tony winner
through the world famous channel toni winner, 25 souls tell what happened to them at the moment of their death when they found themselves free from their body and what happened after. It includes; a clerk who died in the North Tower on 9/11, a little girl drowned in the 2004 Indonesian tsunami, a Vietnamese diplomat tortured and shot, and a Chinese woman who died having an abortion on the street. Editor Peter Watson Jenkins wisely lets the reality of the death story speak for itself. is a life-changing book of reincarnation, somber in parts but incredibly uplifting. is the best of several books by peter and tony on a similar channeling topic.
7. past lives of children, by carol bowman
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carol’s journey began when her young son described his own past life death on a civil war battlefield that was authenticated by an expert historian. even more surprising, his son’s chronic eczema and phobia of loud noises completely disappeared after he had his memory. Then Carol collected dozens of children’s past life cases for this book. offers practical advice to parents on how to respond to a past life memory and shows how to foster the spiritual and healing benefits of these experiences.
8. healing deep wounds, by dr. peter mack
peter is a practicing neurosurgeon and regression therapist working in a hospital in singapore. In this book he describes the amazing journey of transformation of a young woman who had depression, insomnia, dissociative amnesia, suicidal thoughts, auditory hallucinations and flashbacks. when the traditional medical approach didn’t work, she underwent past life therapy with him. this quickly pulled her out of the depths of her despair and helped her move forward in her life. is a story of hope, inspiration, and the dedication of one doctor’s courage as he confronts the medical community with past lives. once she starts reading this book on reincarnation, she will find it hard to put it down, and her other books are just as good.
9. many lives many masters, by dr. brian weiss
This is a classic book that has attracted many people to the subject of past lives. psychiatrist brian weiss had been working with catherine, a young patient, for eighteen months. When his traditional methods of therapy failed, Brian turned to hypnosis and was surprised and skeptical when Catherine began to recall past life traumas that seemed to be the key to her problems. she also acted as an information channel for highly evolved spirits of light called the masters who reveal many secrets of life and death.
10. setting the captives free, by louise ireland-frey m.d.
This may be the most controversial of the books I’ve recommended and deals with an important aspect of reincarnation: what happens when the part of us that leaves the physical body at death remains grounded and joins another. person. louise shares many of her instances of spiritual attachment and how these were responsible for many types of physical, mental, and emotional disorders.
A few last words…
This selection of past life books provides a deeper understanding of reincarnation and the healing that can come from working with past lives. For the reader who needs more proof that reincarnation exists, I would recommend that you also read Dr. Ian Stevenson or his successor, psychiatrist Jim Tucker, both work at the University of Virginia and have researched spontaneous past life stories of young children.
Many of the selected authors in these books are professionally qualified doctors, psychologists, and therapists who share the same passion for working with past lives as I do. they don’t try to prove a past life story is real, they just share case studies with you so you can make up your own mind.
something magically happens when people go back to what seem to be past lives.
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