Eternal Return

How to Remember and Heal Your Past Lives

De: Roger J. Woolger

Narrado por: Roger J. Woolger

The subject of past lives - and the possibility that we may have lived before - has fascinated the public and perplexed researchers for generations. The fact is that there are thousands of past-life memories accumulating in the files of therapists worldwide, often mirroring unaccountable symptoms clients report, such as depression, anxiety, and feelings of loss and isolation - symptoms that seem to come out of nowhere and can be difficult to treat.

Could past-life memories offer us a key to unlocking these present-day psychological disturbances? Eternal Return breaks through to a new and accessible understanding of what past lives really are - and which techniques you need to learn in order to explore them.

A Full Curriculum for Exploring Your Past Lives

Presented by Dr. Roger Woolger, the distinguished Oxford scholar and Jungian analyst whose book Other Lives, Other Selves remains a classic in the field, Eternal Return gathers a wealth of theories, guided exercises, and case studies into one comprehensive resource. Dr. Woolger draws from two decades of experience with hundreds of patients to bridge Western psychology with Eastern wisdom traditions, offering a compelling picture of how present-day problems can be deeply rooted in past-life traumas.

Through proven and easy-to-follow exercises, you will join Dr. Woolger to investigate your own past lives - and relive the "stories behind your stories" - to retrieve valuable healing insights. Designed both as a curriculum for self-discovery and an introduction to Dr. Woolger's fascinating work with past-life phenomena, Eternal Return is the only in-depth audio seminar for gaining access to humanity's "collective memory banks."

©1999 Roger J. Woolger (P)1999 Roger J. Woolger

Excellent read

I’ve been consuming a lot of afterlife and reincarnation books. Mostly an audiobook. I found this one to be very entertaining, informative and helpful as I explore the realm of the afterlife.

Wow! So many lives before to heal

I really learned a lot from Roger in this book. Other books don't cover the negative experiences in as much detail, but I had so many questions about how those experiences kept repeating themselves in current lives. Roger answered my question with the stories of cases. I really enjoyed his teaching style as he was very clear and precise. I like how he gave certain questions to ask to go deeper into awareness and healing.

Thank you Dr Woolger.

As a past life regressionist Dr. Woolgers teachings have been invaluable to my work. He may be the greatest teacher in regards to this modality. His work will live in for generations.

Monumental exploration of this and related concepts

Monumental exploration of this and related concepts. Outstanding that it’s read by author. Easy to follow and interesting and enlightening from start to finish. Highly recommend.

Publisher “Sounds True” practice of chapter intros

First off...the publisher “sounds true” has a woman that introduces each chapter. Her voice is the most irritating voice I have ever listened to. Her introductions are repetitive and very annoying. I will definitely avoid buying any audio books from “sounds true” in the future. I would like to return this one but I think its past the point of return (sigh). I couldn’t get past the 3rd chapter, because of her...

Very disturbing.... Graphic Content.

This book wasn’t for you, but who do you think might enjoy it more?

I wouldn't reccomend this based upon the fact that in one of the session the author guides us through a recorded regression with one of his clients who remembers and extremely violent death in one life time, and rape in another.

Has Eternal Return turned you off from other books in this genre?

Listening to a woman scream in horror and listen to her speak to the violence acted upon here is a HUGE turn off and deeply upsetting. I left the reading feeling raped myself... Having listen to other authors on past lives I know there' no reason to subject and individual to such pain and horror. And it was horrific and disturbing to listen to that portion of the book. So much so I'm returning it. However there are other authors who write in this genre and who's methods I find practical and actually helpful.

Who would you have cast as narrator instead of Roger J. Woolger?

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What character would you cut from Eternal Return?

The author's information seems good, but he doesn't give you tools to actually assist with healing anything other than reliving or imagining very painful and even horrific experiences. So I'd cut the author from the book, actually.

Any additional comments?

Awful. I was upset the rest of the day after getting to this portion of the book I don't know how anyone with an once of feeling could detach and not be impacted by the screams and cries of the woman on the recording. Mentally abusive to the listener.