Wisdom of Souls

Case Studies of Life Between Lives from the Michael Newton Institute

De: Ann J. Clark PhD, Karen Joy, Joanne Selinske PhD, Marilyn Hargreaves

Narrado por: Leslie Howard

Receive knowledge and wisdom that will lighten your load and encourage you to connect to your own inner wisdom.

Following in the footsteps of Dr. Michael Newton's best-selling books Journey of Souls and Destiny of Souls, this audiobook shares awe-inspiring stories of healing and wisdom experienced by real people just like you. You'll discover what it's like to make an astral journey to the realm of spirit, where guides and higher beings of love and light await to provide instruction and warm encouragement. No matter what kinds of issues you're struggling with in your life, you will be able to relate to the powerful wisdom that is shared in these case studies.

Compiled by members of the Newton Institute for Life Between Lives Hypnotherapy, these fascinating case studies provide profound spiritual insights and lessons that will help you work through and release past traumas that may be influencing your current life. The stories focus specifically on some of the most common challenges faced by people in the modern world, including: facing a health crisis, anxiety and depression, healing from loss, navigating romantic relationships, moving from self-sabotage to strength, growing through family conflict, nurturing relationships, balancing career and finances, transforming from a brush with death, and aging and dying.

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Great book

Everyone should read this. I will be having my whole family read this book. Absolutely great!

Great book, hard to listen to narrator

I really loved the content of this book, but I was so annoyed by the fake-emotional voice cracking and whispering of the narrator that I regret purchasing it. It felt like she was reading a bedtime story to a baby.

Kind of interesting ... kind of

I find this topic fascinating. I am not too dead set on whether reincarnation is "real or not." I don't think that's the main point. It is as real as it is accepted to be real for each individual, an idiographic experience and, take together, constructivistic intersubjective phenomena.

But this book sounds a little too much like a commercial for my taste. I get that this is a tribute to Michael Newton, and maybe it's because the narration sounds to strive towards earnestness too much, but I cringed everytime "so and so came in for a Life Between Lives session to find out more." The repetition over and over sounded almost like a hypnotic trance to get me to come in for one - haha!

I was also a little curious about how the vast majority of the past lives being described in each case study happened in Europe and North America. Only on rare occasion involved the all-popular ancient Egypt and unnamed indigenous tribes of some type. There was ONE past life story in feudal Japan. (Weirdly, the places that are the most populated throughout history, hence more likely to have lifetimes occur, such as India, China, Persia, kingdoms in South America and Africa, seem to be glaringly absent.) There are a total of probably 60 case studies, and each one described at least 3 past lives, likely making a total of 180 past lives or more revisited. But for some reason, these past lives fall disproportionately concentrated in just a few places. What gives? Did it have something to do with sample selection? Who made the selections? How were they made? Or perhaps there is some kind of reason that created this tilt? What is the data collection and selection process? Without transparency, I find this disproportionality decreased the level of trustworthiness of the information presented. It does not mean I have significant skepticism against the general topic about which this book discusses; I just mean I am skeptical of how the topic is being reported and portrayed.

However, if you are listening to this book casually for entertainment rather than thinking about the content with rigor (which is totally okay!), this books should serve just fine.

Great book-Terrible narration

This book is great. I’ve been eager to listen to the stories. With that said, this narrator is terrible. She is whispering so much I can barely hear the stories with earphones. Why can’t she just read normally? It’s so aggravating to get through this because the voice is a horrible raspy whisper. Please find someone else who can just read it with a normal voice. I’m just going to buy the book now.

I learn a lot.

Great book definitely recommend. Every chapter was relatable. Something with meaning you can learn from

Awesome!!

You can finally know what each of us truly are. Helps you free the fear and to truly know your loved at all times and your never alone.

Prefer calmer narrator

I like the stories but the narration distracts me from the material from time to time.

Very insightful

I loved this book. I have read all of Michael Newton's books and they have given me so much insight. I wish I could go on this journey anytime I wanted. I will surely miss looking forward to the next book!

Valuable insight and universal truth, regardless of it’s source

Having read dozens of past life regression hypnosis books over the past 25 years, i have noticed that universal truth either comes through or it does not. This one hit the mark, despite the sometimes overly dramatic narration which is probably great for fiction, but at times distracting and awkward for a book of this nature. Regardless of it’s delivery, valuable insight will find it’s way into your mind and soul. Good stuff!

Very interesting book

I like the reader’s voice, but the way she reads is annoying to me. She shouldn’t try to be an actress, she is not rile playing. Just read evenly would be fine.
This is my only complain. Book itself is great!