Past-Lives

‘Understand the nature and influence of repeating patterns, from childhood experiences or even from past lives. Without understanding, patterns tend to repeat, unnecessarily damaging the relationship.’– Dr. Brian Weiss

Exploring Past Lives and the Space Between

Have you ever wondered if the soul continues after death, or if the challenges and relationships in your life might have roots far deeper than this lifetime? Two pioneers in the exploration of consciousness, Dr. Brian Weiss and Dr. Raymond Moody, have shed light on these questions through decades of research and therapeutic practice. Their work invites us to look at life not as a single chapter, but as part of a much larger story.

Past Life Regression: A Journey Beyond the Present

Dr. Brian Weiss, a psychiatrist turned spiritual pioneer, stumbled upon past life regression quite unexpectedly. During a hypnosis session with a patient, she began recalling vivid details of lives from centuries ago scenes, names, and experiences that she could not possibly have known. What struck Weiss wasn’t only the extraordinary detail, but the healing that followed. Fears, phobias, and lifelong emotional struggles began to dissolve as her subconscious revealed stories from beyond the present life.

According to Weiss, past life regression is not about proving whether reincarnation is “real” in a scientific sense. Instead, it’s about healing and growth. By revisiting these remembered lifetimes, people often release burdens they’ve carried unknowingly, find clarity in relationships, and experience a deep sense of spiritual continuity. Whether these memories are literal past lives or symbolic messages from the unconscious, the impact can be transformative.

Life Between Lives: The Space of the Soul

Dr. Raymond Moody, best known for coining the term “near-death experience,” broadened the conversation about consciousness by exploring what happens in the moments beyond physical death. From his research with people who temporarily crossed the threshold of death and returned, Moody found common patterns: a sense of moving through a tunnel, meeting beings of light, encountering loved ones, and experiencing a profound sense of peace.

Beyond near-death experiences, Moody also engaged with regression work that revealed glimpses of what some call the life between lives a space where the soul rests, reflects, and prepares for its next incarnation. In this realm, individuals describe meeting soul groups, reviewing their previous life lessons, and choosing circumstances for their next journey in order to grow.

A Shared Vision of Continuity

When we weave together the insights of Weiss and Moody, a larger picture emerges:

• Life is continuous. The soul does not end with death but moves through cycles of experience.

• Healing comes from remembrance. By revisiting past or between-life states, we often find the root of present challenges and the wisdom to move forward.

• Our relationships are eternal. Many describe meeting the same souls across lifetimes in different roles—partners, friends, even adversaries—all part of a shared evolution.

• The purpose is growth. Each lifetime and each in-between stage carries opportunities for the soul to expand in wisdom, compassion, and love.

Why It Matters Today

Even if you view these accounts as symbolic rather than literal, the message remains powerful: life is bigger than we think. Past life regression and life-between-life exploration offer ways to understand ourselves on a deeper level, release what no longer serves us, and step into our current life with more clarity and purpose.

 ‘Dr. Eben Alexander’s near death experience is the most astounding I have heard in more than four decades of studying this phenomenon… one of the crown jewels of all near death experiences… Dr. Alexander is living proof of an afterlife.’ -Raymond Moody, MD, PhD