A review by life_full_ofbooks
Many Lives, Many Masters by Brian L. Weiss

hopeful informative mysterious reflective medium-paced

3.0

I happen to believe in past lives and when I first read some 30 years ago this brought me the comfort I needed after tragically losing my little sister. I needed to know I would see her again and this gave me “proof” that I would. 

I picked this up again because I thought the novel I listened to just before this was about past lives (by the time I realized it wasn’t I had already used my only Audible credit and didn’t want it to go to waste. 

At 47 I am much more jaded than I was at 15 and I spent the entirety of this book vacillating between “Wow this is so cool!” and “But where’s the proof?”. I want to believe this is real and the only thing made up is Catherine’s name, but not having access to his notes or hearing from the actual patient makes me far more skeptical.